About

For Corey, music was always a big part of his life, even before becoming a  musician. He gained appreciation for the art form through artists such as  Grateful Dead, Richie Havens, Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield, Canned  Heat, Little Water, John Coltrane and  Ray Charles.

Corey started playing rhythm guitar at age 24, and picked up the Harmonica at age 26. With over 20 years of experience as a musician, he is also very knowledgeable in business, promotion, networking and management. He brings many great qualities and attributes to the table. 

In his early years, harmonica master Doc Malone mentored Corey. Around this time Corey toured nationally with Waldemere Revival, a band which he co-founded and was signed to Indie 500 Records. Since then, he has toured with multiple well-known bands, as well as picked up numerous studio tracking gigs. 

Corey has played multiple genres throughout his career and is truly a Swiss army knife type of unique musician - playing  rock, country, pop, blues, bluegrass, jam band, folk, and much more. He has a passion for pushing the instrument’s limits with effects pedal integration, using multiple tube amplifiers, and adding crystal element microphones. Corey is booking studio recording sessions now, as well as live music  gigs with established, touring, regional  and local projects.   

Amps List:  

• Supro Delta King Amplifier (1-12”)
• Fender Blues Jr. Amplifier (1 x 12”)
• Fender Acoustasonic Junior (1 x 12”)
• Sonny Jr 1 Harmonica Amplifier (4 x 8”)
• Screaming Baby Guitar/Harmonica Amp (1 x 12”) (Modern replica Premier Twin 8)
• 1973 Fender Princeton silver face amplifier (All original)
• Fender Acoustasonic 
• Windy City Harmonica Amp (1 x 8”) (Sonic Pipe Amps)
• Memphis 20 Harmonica Amplifier (1 x 12”) 
• 1954 Gretsch Electromatic (1 x 10”)
• 2007 Meteor Harmonica Amplifier (1 x 10” 2 x 12”)  

Microphones List:

• 1956 Shure 440 SL (High Impedance)
• 1957 Shure 440SL (High Impedance)
• 1965 Shure 520 SL (High Impedance)
• 1966 Shure 520 SL (High Impedance)
• Monarch MC 131 Crystal Microphone (Japan)
• Electrovoice 630 (HIZ) 
• Astatic T-3 Bullet Microphone
• Astatic Biscuit Mod 30 Microphone (Original)
• Astatic Buscuit Mod 30 Microphone (Modified)
• 1962 Voice Of Music Harmonica Microphone (Crystal Element)
• Mini Shaker Harmonica Microphone
• Turner high Z Harmonica microphone
• Astatic JT 30 Harmonica Microphone
• Astatic JT 30 Harmonica Microphone CR Element
• Turner Hi/Lo Harmonica Microphone
• Teisco CM-30 Crystal element Microphone 
• Vector Crystal Microphone
• Lafayette Crystal Microphone (Japan)