Personal
The Corrs are four siblings: Andrea Corr; Sharon Corr; Caroline Corr; and Jim Corr. After the release of Forgiven Not Forgotten in late 1995, Anthony Drennan and Keith Duffy joined the lineup for their Forgiven, Not Forgotten World Tour. Both Drennan and Duffy subsequently became permanent members of the touring ensemble and all subsequent recordings. During Caroline Corr's absence due to pregnancy for much of their 2004 Borrowed Heaven Tour, bass player Keith's brother, Jason Duffy, who was known as the former drummer of Michael Flatley in Lord of the Dance and Celtic Tiger Live took over. When Caroline reunited with the band, she did piano and percussion as it was easy for her as she progressed.
They had numerous producers working for their albums, using differing styles. For Forgiven, Not Forgotten they enlisted David Foster. They recruited Glen Ballard to produce Talk on Corners. Mutt Lange produced In Blue, Olle Romo produced Borrowed Heaven, and Home was produced by Mitchell Froom. Froom also produced The Corrs Unplugged.
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