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Wow, that was a totally inspirational and surprising to me, as I am not a country fan, nor had I much interest in writing, and now I’m both! How is that possible? Both of you were connected in a way that I became connected too, not only to the engaging conversation, but to something in me. And Cory’s journey and advice not only pertained to music I felt, it was relevant to being true to oneself in the choices we all make along our life’s path. Thank you, really.
This gave me insight to Nashville that I have never heard before.
That was an amazing interview, thanks so much for sharing. I’m getting the itch to start playing country again.
The more I watch the interviews the more I realize how unaware I have been of how things go in the world of music and guitars. Great interview with Cory. I’m not a huge country music fan but I thought the songs he did were really good.
beautiful song Sweet Cheyenne Sage
Inspiring and grateful for this interview about songwriting. Cory seems a true spirit born to write. Someday perhaps I can write a song too. I will watch this video again anytime I’m feeling down. It truly helps.
Awesome! Great questions, great answers. Learned a lot from this one.
Seems like a really nice guy, Thanks for showing it
I enjoyed that interview. I am not too familiar with the country music scene, although I like many country songs. I enjoyed his playing and song compositions, and his stories about getting contacts and song writing process as well.
…”need to stop long enough to listen”……
Thanks for this one, Tony!
Cory seems like a great guy, and the type of songwriter that I like. I’m not a songwriter, but I would still love to attend the festival (only partially because I love the area). I hope I can make it sometime.
Cory seems to like the drop-D tuning , as I do, which he used on both songs in the video. Also, he uses some very nice chord structures that work well drop-D.
Beautiful J-200 too; it sounds great.