Heard the new song on The Ranch last night and it was great. They said all the older songs have been redone. Should be interesting.

While writing songs for a new studio CD in 2006, the idea of releasing a CD of classic songs from Cory’s past came about. After tossing around the idea, Cory contacted producer Keith Gattis with the idea of doing something special to mark his tenth year as a dedicated musician. Thus, the aptly named Ten Years was born. “We threw around the idea of doing a greatest hits record, and I was really unsure about how that would look,” Cory explains. “It felt a little pretentious and I didn’t want to give the fans a collection of songs they already had. (Keith) Gattis and I talked, and we decided to rework some of the older songs. I am at a point in my career now when I know how to express what I want the sound to be. Early on, I didn’t quite have the knowledge to express to a producer what I wanted my sound to be. I put a lot of trust in Lloyd (Maines) to produce my early stuff, and he did a wonderful job, but my sound has evolved and this is record reflects where I see it going. Keith and I spent some time digging through the songs on the other albums to pick the tracks for this project, and it was the first time I had listened to them in a while. I’m proud of what we did back then, and I know there will be some fans that will wonder why we are changing the songs they love, but if they give the arrangements a chance, they might find some new favorites. I’m also sure there will be some new fans listening to this, and I hope they go back and listen to the original versions and dig where I was back then and where I am now. Basically, I just want everyone to get a chance to hear it. Getting your music out there and letting people decide for themselves is a great accomplishment.” Along with the eight re-worked songs, there are two new ones including the Keith Gattis penned I Don’t Want To Get Up, which is the first single to be released from Ten Years. Spinning Around The Moon, which Cory co-wrote with Liz Rose in Nashville, also makes its debut. Also included is the first studio version of Always And Forever, which was on Cory’s Double Exposure Live CD. There has never been a studio version of the song, yet it has become one of the most requested by Cory’s fans. Ten Years is the second time Cory has teamed with Keith Gattis. The pair also created the 2005 release Nothing Left To Hide. Cory and Keith have formed a brother-like bond and a solid working relationship, which has made the creation of these albums a great experience for both. Gattis brings the same west coast influences that formed the backbone of Nothing Left to Hide and blended them with the steady Texas music sound. The combination of Gattis’ talent as a producer and Cory’s renown as a storyteller will once again push the genre of Texas Music to a new level. Ten Years is sure to earn Cory a new following, and at the same time allow his loyal fans to rediscover the songs they have loved for a decade.

2 new songs not 3

Here's a tip, if you have been around for 10 years and have a "10 Year" album, it might be a good idea to include a few more songs out of your collection. People will think you have done more over ten years. Sincerely, Pat Chesney

15 bucks for 7 songs that we have already heard and three new ones that we can all roll the dice on and hope he didn't "Pat Green" them up? Where do I sign up? I think I'll wait to pull the trigger on this one, suggest you guys do the same. I like contributing to these guys new matieral, but don't like getting jammed with something that gets slapped together just to go sell some records. We all work for a living, most of these guys do too......put some damn effort into your talents and write some new sh**t.

another Cory CD with the same old songs. Whats going on here?

is this supposed to be his greatest hits or his intro into mainstream c.d.?

Pat Green's sidekick has made a name for himself despite having no talent, save poorly impersonating his Sith Master.

Hey Cory, when are you going to come out with a new cd. Do you have a steel player now or do ya'll just play without one now?

I went to go see Cory Morrow earlier this year at the Burton Cotton Gin Festival and LOVED it! I was, unfortunantly, unable to stay for the whole show, but what I was able to see, I LOVED. We were right up against the stage, and I must say, his concert will be one of the most memorable ones I think I will ever attend.