Corey Smith

BJ asked:


I have three southern rock scorpions and i have 1 boy and two are girls, one of the girls is really FAT! so i need to know if shes Pregnant, so please help me

Gary Tooth asked:


The humble harmonica has to be one of the easiest musical instruments to master in the world. Okay, so there are some great Folk and Blues musicians out there that can make this little mouth piece talk their language, but what I’m talking about here is for Joe Average, without a musical bone in his body, being able to knock out a melody in no time at all. What other instrument allows you to do that? You really can learn how to play the harmonica in a matter of days or weeks, depending on your commitment.

Most instruments require you get a beginners book, or if you’re really enthusiastic, a private tutor or perhaps joining a local class so that you can get a head start with your strumming, blowing, picking, or beating, depending what it is you’re trying to master. But with the pocked sized mouth organ, there’s no such learning curve. Just pick one up from your local music store and learn to play the harmonica your way.

I remember the time I purchased my first ever harmonica. It was back in the 1980’s when I was bumming my way around the world, that I struck a fascination with the sounds and notes that could be plucked from this musical mouthpiece. It all began when I came across this Danish couple who were journeying through Western Asia.

Tucked away in their backpacks were an Irish tin whistle and a tuppeny ha’penny harmonica. After dinner one evening, on the outskirts of the Chitwan jungle of Nepal, they began to entertain a small group of us happy hippies with their music. It was at this exact moment in time that I fell in love with, and made a decision to, learn to play the harmonica.

It was some weeks later before I found a place to purchase one. Funnily enough, there’s not a lot of call for music stores in the foot hills of the Himalayas or along the swamps of India, so it wasn’t until I’d landed in Georgetown, on the Malaysian island of Penang, that I found a rickety little shop that had harmonicas on sale for a mere two dollars a piece. I could hardly wait to get started, and so rushed off excitedly to my grimy guest house where I began to lean to play my new toy.

It proved to be a great companion on my travels. The first tune I knocked out was the Christmas carol ‘Silent Night’. Well it was December! But soon afterwards I was doing impressive little instrumentals and jamming sessions with fellow travelers who were trudging the circuit with bulky guitars strapped to their backs.

Whether you’re planning a long trip, or just looking for something to do outside the virtual world of a computer, then why not learn to play the harmonica? It’ll give you heaps of fun without the frustration that comes with more serious musical instruments. Hey, who knows where it could lead you Mr. Dylan!

If you really get a knack for the hand harp, you could then progress onto to say Chicago Blues, Country, Bluegrass, Folk, or even some unique style of your own. Good luck!

Speaking_Up asked:


I’m not white but I love the hell out of Country music. I’ve heard red neck in numerous songs. Is calling a white person a red neck reserved for only other white folks? Kind of like how black folks seem to reserve the term “niggaz” for their own use of other black folks? Anyone like Redneck Yaght Club?

ashleyrose36 asked:

Keeps Me Cryin Carolina

krystlejane618 asked:

Live at the Soapbox

gajake15 asked:

This is a quick video of family pics with a Corey Smith song, “The Lord Works In A Strage Way”. I put this together for family and friends and I’ve gotten over 5,000 views mostly from people I don’t know. I know that’s not anything by youtube standards, but
it is revealing as to how many eyes and ears are checking this stuff out.

I know it’s Corey Smith’s song that brought you here, but the message is true. The Lord does work in a strange way. I still don’t think I deserve what I’ve got in life, but God has blessed me nonetheless. Maybe this song will remind you of the blessings in your life or to stick in there through the bad times.

Check out Corey Smith at http://www.coreysmith.com/ and see where he’s playing next. His music speaks to everyone.

pimp asked:


country music is retarded. y do ppl listen to it? i **** the fuckin redneck bastards that hunt animals and kill them. tell me y they r like that.

AngelicSmile21 asked:

Just another song by Corey Smith

aswiftone1 asked:


I have looked on every sheet music and Christian website and I can’t find the sheet music to “He Did’t Come Down” anywhere! I will pay anyone that can send it to me! Please any leads would be helpful, I want to do this song for my church and my daughter needs the sheet music to play guitar in the background. This song has been sung by only a handful of groups - The Kingsmen and the Cathedral Quartet are a couple that I know of. Thanks for any help!

thatdude03 asked:


i heard this song on a rock n roll station that plays old and new rock. the singer talks about a guy going into a bar and getting into a brawl because people think he likes african americans, and there’s a lot of ****** dialogue between them. he gets away at the end, it’s a really strange song. just wanted to know who sings it.