Amy McCarley

In celebration of St Patrick's Day and impending plans for a post pandemic Ireland debut, McCarley's unique take on the Ewan MacColl classic was recorded and filmed at her home studio in Huntsville, Alabama. The multi-instrumentalist Americana artist is on harmonica, drums, bass, rhythm and lead guitars as well as vocal duties. Also featured is stellar accompaniment via socially distant kind assists from Jet Engines / MECO co-producer George Bradfute on fiddle and Amy's father, Jerry McCarley, on banjo.

Self-produced, recorded and filmed at her home studio in Huntsville Alabama during the global pandemic, McCarley's stripped down take on the Wham! holiday classic features the multi-instrumentalist Americana artist on lead guitar, bass, drums and vocals.

My Album Release Party is THIS Saturday June 1st at Yellowhammer Brewing Yellowhammer Lost Highway Bierhall benefiting the Space Camp Scholarship Fund & Felines & Canines "Hunter Stephenson Rescue Center". Full band concert w/ special guest Pat Alger, signed CD, Earth and Stone Wood Fired Pizza included with admission. Tickets on sale now via amymccarley.com [$35] Can't wait to see you!

Amy McCarley explains how music, its makers and radio presenters were a childhood inspiration growing up in Spruce Pine, Alabama.

Amy McCarley performs "Everything Changed" from third studio album MECO released February 8th 2019 w/ producer Kenny Vaughan & musician Chris Scruggs at Sound Emporium in Nashville

Amy McCarley album release featuring Kenny Vaughan (lead guitarist & co-producer), Pat Alger (co-writer) & Chris Scruggs (drums, bass) by Neighborhoods Apart at Sound Emporium's Studio A in Nashville, Tennessee [Photo credit Allyse Gafkjen | Hair & Make-up Aña Monique].

Amy McCarley talks inspiration behind "How You Do" from her third studio album MECO (2019)

Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Pat Alger describes the series of events leading to a co-writing partnership that yielded half the songs on Amy McCarley's third studio album out February 8, 2019.