John Sheehan is a
Composer/Finger Style Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter from Ringwood, NJ. . He is a steadfast proponent of the solo finger style guitar performance. Three of John's compositions have been used as backdrops for videos:"Old Mill Rag" for a Sky Digital TV and cinema ad in the UK and Ireland, "Buggy Ride", in a short film on safety called "The Eddie Adams Tragedy", released by the Weyerhauser Corporation and Rocket- Pictures of Seattle Washington and "Cliffs of Moher" for a promotional film for the Emily Williston Memorial Library of Easthampton, Massachusetts. "Landrush", a banjo instrumental is used to open and close Dave Bryce's ’Rural Delivery' show on 88 Country in Christchurch New Zealand every Sunday evening.

Sincere listeners of his music have compared him to such diverse artists as; Leo Kottke, Jorma Kaukonen, Mark Knophler, Michael Hedges, John Prine, Steve Earle, and Jimmy Buffett. John gives credit to J.S. Bach and John Fahey as well as many more. He has shared the stage with, guitar greats Tal Farlow,John Hammond, Jorma, Tom Doyle ,John Renbourne, and Adrian Legge; as well as, singer/songwriters Steve Forbert,Chris Smithers, Jonathan Edwards ,Greg Brown and Slaid Cleaves.

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