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star like a swallow
Chris Corbell
Modern poetic music that is dark, expressive and original; Corbell and his small ensemble redefine and transcend the singer/songwriter genre.
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Star like a swallow | 3:47 | Play |
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Ghost of Whitman | 3:16 | Play |
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Medicine | 5:32 | Play |
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Erfindung | 3:09 | Play |
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Hunger never dies | 3:24 | Play |
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When you need | 4:07 | Play |
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Description
Chris Corbell is a Portland, Oregon based performer and composer. Corbell's musical past spans the gamut of musical avenues including working as a street musician in New Orleans, playing small-town juke joints with an americana band, working with major- and independent-label recording artists, and participating in academic avant-garde music.
A native of Louisiana, Corbell spent his childhood there, in Colorado, and in Nashville, Tennessee. He moved to New Orleans in order to cultivate a voice as a songwriter that would not be influenced by the commercial pressures of the Nashville scene. In his three years in New Orleans he performed regularly and wrote well over a hundred songs.
The work continues in Portland, Oregon which is home to a great independent music scene. The modern, dark acoustic style that Chris began to explore in New Orleans has matured and found its place among a host of great small groups and acoustic artists in the Rose City.
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10% of revenues from the sale of this CD will benefit the Portland Women's Crisis Line (a domestic-abuse hotline in Portland, OR) and Amnesty International (an international human-rights advocacy organization).