Singer and songwriter Jamie Stone performs his hit single 'Gulliver'.
Jamie Stone is the stage name taken by Carl Corcoran a law student at Trinity College Dublin. A comparative newcomer to the Irish music scene, Jamie Stone sings, and plays piano and guitar.
In 1974 Jamie Stone released his debut album 'New Day'. The first single 'Gulliver', from the album, was a hit in Ireland. In November 1974 at the Record Manufacturing Industry (RMI) Awards, Jamie Stone won the Best Album, Best All Irish, and the Overall RMI Award.
Jamie Stone composes music in collaboration with his brother, lyricist Michael Corcoran. The duo take inspiration from the everyday. 'Gulliver' was originally inspired by the Central Bank headquarters on Dame Street in Dublin.
Jamie Stone performs 'Gulliver' in front of a live audience in RTÉ Television's Studio 1 on 14 June 1975.
'Me and My Music' featured singers and songwriters of the seventies, talking about the music business and performing some of their work.
This episode of 'Me and My Music' was broadcast on 18 August 1975. The producer is Ian McGarry.
