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  2. www.youtube.com › channel › UCyBiB_D37yPzpYrILA2rWAwP.J. O'Connor - YouTube

    P.J. O'Connor. @p.j.oconnor1097 ‧. 91 subscribers ‧ 5 videos. New York native P.J. O’Connor (The Bogmen, Radio 4) is a seasoned musician whose critically acclaimed solo album,...

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    P.J. O'connor. Partner. Phone Number: 816.701.1181. Email: pjoconnor@wcllp.com. 4740 Grand Avenue Suite 300. Kansas City, MO 64112. In Brief. See Notable Litigation. Best Lawyers in America Criminal Defense: General Practice 2022-

  4. pjoconnor.net › bioP.J. O'Connor - BIO

    New York native and multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter P.J. O’Connor is a new brand of quirky modern troubadour, straddling many genres and traditions. Optimistic yet worldly, contemplative and contagious, his songs are catchy lightning bolts of hope and intensity that reveal an artist who believes that love, can indeed, still unite us ...

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    • NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: P.J. O’Connor’s “Indecisive Moon”
    • GW Video Premiere: P.J. O’Connor’s “Summer Squall” | Grateful Web
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  6. pjoconnor.netP.J. O'Connor

    I hope you dig it. -PJO’C. Home page of P.J. O'Connor, an americana, rock, songwriter artist from New York. New York native P.J. O’Connor (The Bogmen, Radio 4) is a seasoned musician whose first solo album, Television’s Golden Age, releases this fall. His bright, intimate songs rev.

  7. albumism.com › interviews › the-perks-of-being-present-a-conversation-with-pj-oconnorThe Perks of Being Present: A Conversation with P.J. O’Connor |...

    11 de nov. de 2020 · For O’Connor, the answer is similar to solving songwriting challenges: being present. “We just need to practice empathy and gratitude and corny stuff like that,” O’Connor says. “We're all frustrated and I think [“Television’s Golden Age”] really vividly depicts that. But this isn't fatal.