love every song y'all do!
keep it up
I saw Cory for the first time this past weekend at the Bocktoberfest and only word can describe his performance......AWESOME. I've been a fan for some time but it was great to see him live. What a performance from his band....more impressive was that it was given at 1:00 P.M. It needs to play there again, but it needs to be as a bigger headliner as he put on the best show bar none! Made a fan of my wife as well. Cool remake of Glenn Campbell song!
Great!
coming from a purely rock & blues
background, exposed to corry's
music from one of those computer generated radio stations that specialised in texas music his vocal delivery,lyric content and
smoking band quickly made his songs one of my favorite to turn up and brought back the country boy
that i had looked over, this was also before i found out that band members john owens and john carrol were from my hometown of pleasanton
tx only after seeing the band play
austin city limits and that's no
shit!
and that's no shit...
I recently saw Cory at a singer/songwriter night in Kerrville at the Inn of the Hills hosted by Brandon Rhyder. The Inn was packed on a Monday night of people all clamoring to sit back and listen to Cory play. And he didn't let us down. It was a great informal set and Kerrville can't wait to get him back with the full band on the 19th. Keep up the good work!!
I saw Cory not to long ago at Midnight Rodeo in Austin... Not only was his show so much fun, but he is the nicest guy! He is so down to Earth and just a great person. He's always willing to talk to his fans afterwards (even in the parking lot where I met him) and that just shows how much he loves his fans! Great job Cory!
It's good to know that there is still some damn good country music to listen to in texas. Fuck nashville
Remember when Cobain pumped a shell into his skull and Hole's next album had hints of serious genius? I think quite possibly this thirty year old middle class kid with no criminal record writes some of the best songs that have no relevance to his actual life that I have ever heard. I must admit, I love his music. It is unabashedly a product of the Pat G reen formula for fame, yet much more intelligent. Maybe when Janis gave up trying her spirit(minus the truly pre-requisite self destructive parts) Cobained itself into cute little cory. That being said, I will continue to buy his music, which is something I cannot say about Pat Green. Maybe someday Cory will develope a nifty drug habit that he tempers with apathetic genius. This would result in his artistic growth towards the field of christian elevator music icon. Irony sucks.
I saw Cory at the House of Blues in New Orleans and he put on a great show. He ended with a wonderful performance of Nashvile Blues. I can't wait to see him again.
