Archive for 'Music and Recordings'
Been Too Long: Undergrad Recordings
Posted on 01. Oct, 2009 by Corey Hartford.
Life is funny sometimes. For example, my friend Alex and I were like *this* (fingers crossed) when we were growing up. From kindergarten to eighth grade we attended the same school, crashed the same parties, and generally went about life as good ol’ friends. High school diverted our paths until, without us knowing at the [...]
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The Drive Home: Early Recordings
Posted on 29. Aug, 2009 by Corey Hartford.
Funk … I love it. You know, all that “bow-chicka-wow-wow” goodness – yeah, that’s the good stuff. Like 13.2 million other fourteen year old boys, Jimmy Page (of Led Zeppelin fame) inspired me to pick up my very first guitar. However, it was funk – with its tasty syncopated licks and righteous ‘wah’ action – [...]
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Allman Joy: Early Recordings
Posted on 28. Aug, 2009 by Corey Hartford.
My parents blessed me with the patience and funding necessary for about six months worth of guitar lessons during eighth grade. Soon after, I struck out into the musical world on my own and diverted much of my attention to the art of sound recording (picking up a bass and a couple drums to bang [...]
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