John Mock
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Biography
John Mock, born in Connecticut, is an American multi-instrumentalist and composer with a deep interest in maritime history. He began playing guitar at age 15 and later took up the tin whistle during a visit to Ireland at age 28. Mock's career breakthrough came when he moved to Nashville, where he worked as a composer, producer, arranger, and instrumentalist. His studio credits include collaborations with James Taylor, Dolly Parton, and the Dixie Chicks. The Dixie Chicks performed John Mockâs arrangement of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl XXXVII in 2003. He has released several albums, including Classical Hymns (1995), Celtic Visions (1996), and Revolution: Songs of the Revolutionary War (2001). Mockâs film scoring credits include the 2017 SONY/Affirm film "All Saints." He has also toured extensively with his concert presentation From the Shoreline, which celebrates the Atlantic coastline from New England to Ireland.
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Albums
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- The Plassy Shipwreck
- Give Me Your Hand
- The Monastery at Kilmacduagh
- Flower of Scotland
- Roundstone Bay
- This Guy's in Love with You featuring Pat Coil
- The Old Castle
- Jock O' Hazeldeen
- Prelude to Bannockburn
- Waltz for a Winter's Night
- Owl's Head Lighthouse
- La Paix (From Music For Royal Fireworks)
- Margaret Brown's Favorite / The Muckin' O'Geordies Byre / Lango Lee (medley)
- Castle Hill Light
- Soul, Adorn Thyself With Gladness
- Sinfonia (From Cantator #156)
- Castle Hill Beacon
- Sleepers Wake, A Voice Is Calling
- Joshua's Lullaby
- Menuet (From Suite #2)
- Sarabande (From Suite #2)
- Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow
- Our Father Who Art In Heaven
- Brandt Point Light
