‘Corrine, Corrina’ live from Dee’s Country Cocktail Lounge in Nashville, TN in the winter of 2023.
Adapted from the traditional tune ‘Has Anybody Seen My Corrine?’, Corrina Corrine has roots dating back to blues, folk, and jazz. The tune first entered the western swing genre through Milton Brown and was later popularized by Bob Wills. This night in Music City was a rare intermingling of some of Nashville’s rising country/bluegrass pickers (Ryan Stigmon on steel and Julian Panelli on Fiddle) and New York Citys’ top wind lead players (Mike
Davis on Trumpet and Ricky Alexander on Saxaphone). Chris Gelb on Drums, coming from the NYC jazz scene and Jarod Manzo on bass, a prominent Nashville Country & Western traditionalist, made for a fanastic combination of country and jazz rythmn. I was honored to lead these gentlemen through two hours of swing band country and to share the stage with the great Meg Farrell.
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Corrine, Corrina where ya been so long
Corrine, Corrina where ya been so long
Ain’t had no lovin’, since you’ve been gone.
I love Corrina tell the world I do
I love Corrina tell the world I do
When I get babe, I’m coming for you
My love Corrina where’d ya stay last night
My love Corrina where’d ya stay last night
Woke up this mornin’ sun was shinin’ bright
My love Corrina, girl I love ya so
My love Corrina, girl I love ya so
Ain’t had this love fit anytime before
My love Corrina where’d ya sleep last night
My love Corrina where’d you sleep last night
Woke up this morning sun was shining bright
Goodbye Corrina this is fare the well
Goodbye Corrina this is fare the well
When I get back babe you never can tell
Julian Paneli (fiddle), Ryan Stigmon (steel guitar), Mike Davis (Trumpet), Ricky Alexander (Saxophone), Jared Manzo (Bass), Chris Gelb (Drums)
