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John Corbett: Leaving Nothin' Behind
No one has to tell John Corbett that Hollywood stars moonlighting as musicians don't always get taken seriously. He's already faced crowds full of skeptics wearing expectant looks that silently challenge, "All right, actor boy, show us what you've got."
But Corbett's never had a problem doing just that, onstage with his band or on radio airwaves. His self-titled debut album, released in 2006, climbed to No. 42 on Billboard's Country Albums chart, surprising even the guy who rose to fame as Cicely, Alaska's resident radio deejay on the "Northern Exposure" TV series (and made women swoon in "Sex and the City" and "My Big Fat Greek Wedding").
With his new album, Leaving Nothin' Behind, on his own Funbone Records label, Corbett confirms what fans of John Corbett quickly recognized: He was never just moonlighting in the first place. Growing up in the shadow of Wheeling, W.Va.'s famed Capitol Music Hall, just a few miles from where Brad Paisley was raised, music was always Corbett's first love. He's been playing since he can remember.
"I never for a second dreamed that I could make a living making music, except probably when I was a freshman in high school and would daydream about what it would be like to be in Kiss or Styx or something," he admits, laughing. "But I always had a guitar with me."
His mom bought him his first one when he was 7 or 8—right about when she ignited his enduring passion for Elvis. He's such a huge fan, he owns the king's birth record—handwritten by the doctor who delivered him in Tupelo, Miss. Corbett also swears allegiance to the Rolling Stones, Tom Petty and Aerosmith, plus Garth Brooks (a fellow Kiss fan), Glen Campbell, Waylon Jennings and Buck Owens (who gave Corbett with the last guitar the Bakersfield legend ever bestowed, two weeks before he died).
But it's Corbett's passion for a somewhat lesser known talent—Dallas-born musician, songwriter and producer Jon Randall Stewart—that drives Leaving Nothin' Behind. Longtime Guy Clark collaborator Stewart wrote or co-wrote seven of the album's 10 songs, and co-produced with Gary Paczosa. Stewart also contributes guitars and harmonies, alongside talents including his wife, Jessi Alexander, John Cowan, Brian Sutton, Dan Dugmore, Michael Rhodes, Steve Gorman, Audley Freed and other respected Nashville names.
Corbett says Leaving Nothin' Behind's birth was almost as much of a fluke as his first effort—the result of a suggestion by country singer Joe Nichols, who heard Corbett's pleasing tenor during a late-night pickin' session after they'd presented a CMT Flameworthy Award to Shania Twain.
This time, he got a call from a publisher who works with Stewart, saying she heard Corbett was hitting Music City to cut another album. It wasn't true, but he responded, "If I ever did, my dream would be to sing Jon's songs and have Jon produce my record."
The next day, Corbett got a call from Stewart.
"He said, 'Let's do it, man. I have just one little hitch—my wife is going to be giving birth to twins the same time we want to make this record.' It was the only window he had. So we jumped on it."
The result is an album that could easily hold its own among those from top Americana artists in Nashville, Austin or even Los Angeles, where Corbett headed after high school when his father offered to help him land a better steel mill job than he could get in West Virginia. He arrived with a suitcase, a guitar and a basketball (perhaps it's not evident on TV, but Corbett is 6-foot-5).
Several years later, an injury sent him from the mill to the books; he discovered acting at a community college. (He also does voice-over work, notably for Walgreen's).
Corbett's passion for Texas music grew as well; the new disc also has a cut by Dallas-raised songwriter Willis Alan Ramsey, called "Satin Sheets." Only two tracks are from non-Texans—"Rainy Windy Sunshine," by Howard Bellamy of the Bellamy Brothers, and "Tennessee Will," by Pat McLaughlin (the World Famous Headliners) and Adam Hood (Leon Russell).
Corbett does a masterful job of owning each song—even "El Paso," one of those classic murder ballads that Joe Ely or Robert Earl Keen might deliver. Over Spanish and baritone guitars, Corbett even evokes the taste of dry desert dust as the protagonist prepares to hang for the death of a cowboy he didn't kill. Maybe Corbett relates to that one because he lives on a Santa Barbara ranch. But he confesses another Stewart song really felt personal—and makes Corbett misty-eyed when he performs it. Called "Name on the Stone," it reminds him of losing his father, who died in 2011, a year after suffering a stroke.
"There wasn't anybody there but me. All his friends had been gone; he had really no family left," Corbett reflects quietly. "I'm the only kid. I didn't even put an obituary in the paper. I got him cremated and that was it. There wasn't anybody to let know that he was gone. And when I sing a song like 'Name on the Stone' … it means a lot more to me than singing 'Mustang Sally.'
The ability to inhabit someone else's songs and make them your own is what separates wannabes from the real deal—which, come to think of it, is the same trait actors need. It's all about interpretation, for which Corbett's fans and friends give him high marks.
An affable, fun-loving guy, Corbett has built friendships with many musicians, including Texas legend Dale Watson and the late Rusty Weir. Honky-tonker Watson, once a member of the house band at L.A.'s old Palomino Club, says he didn't even know Corbett played music when they met there years ago.
"Then one day I see him singing with my best friend, James Intveld, on 'The Tonight Show,'" Watson recalls. That was before his first album came out. After it did, Corbett and Watson performed together at Austin's famed Continental Club. "He opened for me, which is ridiculous, because the place was crawlin' with women," Watson says with a chuckle. "But he's really good. He holds his own. Absolutely. I was impressed the first time I got to hear John do a set."
Ask Corbett what he does to dispel preconceived actor-dabbling-in-music notions, and he answers, "I don't do anything. I play the show. I already win the battle when I come out onstage, if they haven't seen us before, because they have such low expectations." Laughing, he adds, "We're pretty good; we put on a pretty good live show."
After co-owning a large Seattle club, Fenix Underground, for 10 years, Corbett knows what makes a good live show—even though he'd never sung in public at all ("The Tonight Show" studio notwithstanding) until releasing his debut disc. But he and band mates Tara Novick (guitar), David "the Hawk" Lopez (drums) and Louie Vincent Ruiz (bass) now play near-Springsteen-length sets, without a break. Then they haul gear and sell merch; Corbett even does the driving. It's a down-to-earth operation, like the guy who runs it. And no, it doesn't bother him if people show up because they're fans of his acting.
"I want them to put on the marquee, 'From 'Sex and the City' and 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding.' I want as many people in those shows as I can get. I don't care how they get in there," he says, laughing again.
When they hear Leaving Nothin' Behind, it won't be a hard sell.
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Happy As A Pig In Mud
Have you ever inherited or acquired a hobby from someone else? I really hadn't until now. My husband and I were going through his memorabilia trunk in the garage, and he remarked, "Oh look. My stamp collection that my dad gave me." I looked down and saw all these loose stamps, and a stamp collecting book. Then my husband remarked that there were more in the shoebox that he was holding in his hand. Now let me just say that I've never wanted to collect coins and/or stamps. I think they're neat, but I don't know. I just never wanted to collect them. However, my love for familial artifacts kicked in, and as I started fussing at my husband for keeping this collection so haphazzardly, I grabbed everything and took them in the house.
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Now I see why people collect them. This collection is pretty big. I'm guestimating around 500 or so. Some are attached to notebook paper. Some are attached to their appropriate spots in the album, and there's a ton of them just loose. Some of the loose ones are attached to a portion of the original envelopes. Most are cancelled, but some are not. Most are in pretty good condition otherwise. I don't think a whole lot of them are worth a lot, but because of the size and variety of the collection, looking at them is like looking through a history book. There are, of course, American ones as well as international ones. Some of the countries that are represented don't even exist anymore. Some of the international ones include, Tokyo, Honk Kong, Laos, Liberia, Czechoslovakia, Argentina, Iceland, Tunesia, Germany, India, Belgium, Australia, Great Britain, Guatemala, Turkey, Ireland, Italy, Yugoslavia, Monaco, The Netherlands, Norway, Nigeria, Congo, Togo, Phillipines, Poland, San Marino, Spain, South Africa, France, China, Canada, Bohemia, and Denmark. Some of the outstanding American ones are those that commemorate parts of American History.
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So now I have a new hobby. Stamp collecting. [Who knew?] Now I need to read up on proper stamp archiving and identify and organize all the loose stamps. Also now I have something else to look for in the antique shops. I guess I could just keep the collection and not add to it, but there are quite a few empty spots in the book. They're kind of calling out to me. You know, like a challenge. Like I didn't have anything else to do. [rolling eyes heavenward] Also, when you think about it, each one of the stamps has a story about its origins. Not only that, but there was someone who bought each stamp, affixed it to an envelope, and sent it to someone else. What were their stories? I'll never know, but the best thing about it all is I now have a grand resource for images to compliment my family stories, which makes me about as happy as a pig in mud.
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very cool.I have never wanted to collect stamps or the like either but that is a great collection.ReplyDelete
In the last picture is that a stamp with Hitler on it?
That's what it looks like to me, but I haven't looked it up, yet. Thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Wow Caroline, what an awesome collection! You know I never wanted to collect stamps either, but I have a passion for letter/card writing and would keep the envelopes with the stamps in a file from that person! Or, I keep one stamp from each set I buy. I have always and still buy my stamps to match holidays or fall, etc. - kind of nerdy huh! I have stamps from Germany and all over but never thought of it as a collection! I may be re-thinking that after reading your great post! Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
That is some collection! Don't think of them as stamps, think of them as family heirlooms!ReplyDelete
This is my first visit to your blog. I arrived here as I meandered my way through the BBF awards. Congratulations on the award. Your blog is beautiful! I enjoyed this post. I have a collection of stamps, though I don't actually "collect" stamps. I enjoy the images. At a 2nd hand store I found an empty stamp book with 5 or 6 glassine strips across each page so the stamps can be slipped into the pockets the strips make. It was very fun to organize all the stamps that had collected. I should pull them out and use them now that I have a blog. I hope you have lots of fun with your new collection. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Nancy from My Ancestors and Me at www.nancysfamilyhistoryblog.blogspot.com
Man there is nothing more venerated in this country then having someone put your gleaming face on a stamp... and then hitting it with brute force with an INK stamp to put awful lines on your face before mailing you.ReplyDelete
Nancy, thanks for coming by and congratulating on my award. Also, thank you for the wonderful compliments. I'm glad that you enjoyed reading my blog!ReplyDelete
Boomka, I totally agree with you on the whole hideous-lines-across-the-face-of-the-stamps thing, but would you believe in the "stamp collecting world" [Never thought I'd ever say that particular phrase...] some canceled stamps are worth more than uncanceled ones? Supposedly, the worth is where they came from, not who's on the stamp. Kinda like people. Go figure. Thanks for visiting my blog!


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No, we're not talking here about player formations in football or a rather adventurous type of relationship! The golden triangle is instead a classical rule of composition used in paintings and photography. This timeless rule states that to create a harmonious image, the main subject should describe the shape of a triangle. The reason: This kind of arrangement exudes peace while the symmetry conveys clarity and harmony.
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The first detailed picture of a living brain was taken by a CT scanner in 1971. CT stands for computerised tomography. CT scanners, a type of X‑ray machine, became important for diagnosis within hospitals during the late 20th century. They are sometimes called CAT (computer-assisted tomography) scanners.
Unlike X‑ray machines, CT scanners send multiple X‑ray beams through the body at different angles. This is called tomography. Detectors inside the machine record how the beams pass through sections of the body. A computer uses complex mathematics to process these measurements and construct an internal image of the body, displayed on a monitor.
The first CT scanner was built by Godfrey Hounsfield in 1971. It was designed to only take pictures of the brain, and revealed a brain tumour in a 41-year-old female patient. Tomographic techniques had been used since the 1930s, but Hounsfield was the first to combine an X‑ray machine and a computer. In 1975 the first whole-body CT scanner was built. CT scanners are now used to take pictures of virtually any part of the body.
CT scanning owed a lot to pop band The Beatles in the 1960s. Hounsfield worked for EMI, the company that owned The Beatles' music. EMI used the profits made from Beatles records to invest in Hounsfield's scanning technology. In 1979, Hounsfield was awarded a Nobel Prize for his work.
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R Bud and D J Warner (eds), Instruments of Science, An Historical Encyclopaedia (London: Science Museum, 1998)
B Holtzmann-Kevles, Naked to the bone: medical imaging in the twentieth century (New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1997)
S Süsskind, 'The invention of computed tomography', History of technology, 6 (1981), pp 39-80
S. Blume, Insight and Industry: On the dynamics of technological change in medicine (Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1992)
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|Jim Bakker squealing like a pig after a successful 2011
But before that new sales year begins, let's reflect back on the Jim Bakker Show in 2011 as we inaugurate the first ever Scammy Awards.
|Bakker's Mississippi 'fill bottle'
The 2011 Scammy Award for Best Switcharoo goes to Jim Bakker for his stellar sales-work on the Mississippi River with Bishop Ron Webb. Bakker says he was on location in flood-ravaged areas to provide assistance to victims affected by the disaster. In reality, Bakker was on location so he could trick his viewers into thinking that he's a man of the people who works to help them improve their lives. If Bakker cared to help people, he wouldn't charge them hefty markups to buy his garbage products. He wouldn't insist on having cameras covering his every move. And, he wouldn't fill a water bottle with water taken from the Mississippi River, then switch it with a 'clean' bottle before drinking from it. A man of the people doesn't do that, but that's what Jim did.
|Bakker's Mississippi 'drink bottle'
|Jim Bakker dwarfed by a Foodbucket Pyramid
|Jim Bakker sold the Golden Calf
Because you know what Jesus really enjoys more than anything else? Some dumb inbred giving $10,000 to Jim Bakker for a graven image of Him. It's probably more ethical to simply burn the money to ashes than send it to The Snake. What on earth has Jim Bakker done to deserve that money, exactly? Are you rewarding him for breaking rocks on the prison work crew? You should be ashamed of yourself, whoever you are.
The Scammy for Biggest Waste of Inbred 'Dollurs' goes to Jim Bakker's Jesus statue. You're going to hell for that one, Jim.
Best Kiss (of a girl's hand who is not your daughter)
|Philip Cameron with his Moldovan Harem
[Prosecutor] And what was Mr Cameron wearing at the time of the inappropriate behavior?
A sly-eyed Philip Cameron preparing to plant one
[Me] He was wearing a blue blazer with his shirt open at the collar. I remember it clearly because I thought to myself that it looked like he was dressed up for a date. Oh, he also wore a gold watch. Like I said, I thought he was on a date.
Cameron was making a big hoo-haw about this poor girl's fingers having been cut off in an accident, and how self-conscious it made her. He then proceeded to display her hand for the entire American television viewing public to see.
[Prosecutor] Did you think that was right?
You're an asshole, Philip Cameron
[Me] Showing this poor girl's hand to the camera? Hell no it wasn't right, she's self-conscious about it! How about we strip Cameron's fat ass naked and show off his little pecker to the camera? Let's find out what he's self-conscious about, then display it for the whole world to see.
|Your creepy actions do not go unnoticed, Flip.
Philip Cameron then leans in and kisses this girl's hand. I think even Jim and Lori were shocked by the vulgarity of it. It was disgusting, it looked like he was proposing to her. Then he told us, with a smile, that kissing a woman's hand is the most tender thing you can do in Moldovan society. Dude, that's not a woman, that's a girl who is an orphan and is most definitely not your daughter! Why are you kissing her hand you friggin' weirdo?
[Prosecutor] How did that make you feel?
[Me] It made want to kick him in the nuts. From behind.
[Prosecutor] Do you see Mr Cameron in the courtroom today?
[Me, pointing] Yeah, he's that big fat slob sitting right there. The one with the molester stare.
Like the fox guarding the henhouse, Philip Cameron assures us that he's keeping an eye on his Moldovan orphans and keeping them out of trouble. But who's watching Philip Cameron?
Congratulations on your 2011 Scammy award, Philip Cameron. Stay outta trouble big guy.
Most Shocking Clothing Choice by a 71-year old man
|Jim Bakker preparing to sand off old paint
|Is Jim pissing his pants?
But nothing to date has beaten what was witnessed just this past week. For this year's Christmas Show, Jim apparently opened his present early and wore it to a taping to surprise everyone. I'm not sure that Jim opened the right gift though, because the jacket looks a little more like something one of his daughter's would have bought for their young Goth boyfriend than something Lori bought for old Gramps.
|Captain Corset arrives to save the day
Because this coat is so grand, I don't think we'll ever see it worn again. It's his full Class A uniform, something worn mostly for parades and inspections. At year end, Jim has his own parade of sorts as he trots out all the people who worship and support him. And like any good Field Marshal, he inspects his paraded subjects for signs of disloyalty or protest, ferreting them out and sending them packing once another dumb schmuck becomes available for less.
For sheer rarity, Jim's Superhero jacket wins this year's Scammy for Most Eye-Catching Clothing Choice by Jim Bakker. Great choice Captain Corset, now go catch some criminals!
Biggest Crock of Shit
|"I ever tell you about the time I parachuted into 'Nam?"
Best Phony Jim Bakker Prophecy
|Jim Bakker sowing fear
|God's prophecy to Jim: "Jobs Died"
|Jim Bakker peddles fear, worry, fright, and terror.
|Food riots are coming in 2012, says Jim Bakker
|'Be PREPARED! Buy my foodbuckets NOW!'
Most Amusing Inbred
|Cross a beaver with the town drunk...
|This woman is a disgrace to the human race.
Bakker should just run an entire show profiling his inbreds, then declare to us, "If you look like, or want to look like, one of my fabulous specimens, order now!" It's almost a 'chicken or egg' question. Did Jim Bakker spawn all these animals, or did they spawn Jim?
|'I'ma get me summa that Jim Bakker stew...Whooo boy!'
|"P.U.! You are a stinker!"
Fattest Person on the Jim Bakker Show
|"Eating again, eh Shorey?"
Stupidest Master's Media student
|"I'm Zach Drew, and I'm a fat loser now that I sell for Jim."
*Disclaimer* If we find out that Sasha is pregnant before the year is up, this prize will default to her.
Most Headache-Inducing Musical Performance
|The Two-Headed Snake that is 'Paul Todd'
|Non-artist's rendition of non-musician's music
What surprises does Jim Bakker have in store for us in 2012? Which new natural disasters will he exploit to sell product? How many prophecies will fail? Will Jim downplay the phony, un-Christian end of the world prediction for Dec 21 2012, or will he mention it incessantly to bully his viewers into buying foodbuckets? Will Zach still be lounging around Morningside, or will he be cast aside like Trystan and everyone else before him? Will Kevin Shorey bulldoze his way into the 400lb realm?
Tune in to the Jim Bakker Show to find out!


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WEST: Western Regional Storage Trust
The Western Regional Storage Trust (WEST) is a distributed retrospective print journal repository program serving research libraries, college and university libraries, and library consortia in the Western Region of the United States. Under the WEST program, participating libraries consolidate and validate print journal backfiles at major library storage facilities and at selected campus locations. The resulting shared print archives ensure access to the scholarly print record and allow member institutions to optimize campus library space. This collaborative regional approach to managing library collections represents an important step, when joined with other initiatives, toward development of a network-level shared print archive.


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Why do we do the things we do? Why do we struggle, for instance, finding real, close friends? These are questions which often don't bring the answers we desire.
Dr. Kevin Leman and co-author, Randy Carlson, present this topic in an excellent, practical, easy-to-read book entitled, "Unlocking The Secrets of your Childhood Memories" (pub. 1989). Much of this week's topic will reflect on the teaching presented in this book, along with an example from my private practice over the past 40 years, along with a personal example from my own life.
From basement to storefront, ToyTopia's story of success is one unique in Taylorsville, and the service it provides is unique, as well.
Pumpkin squares are one of Marlene Stark's favorite fall desserts. Her baby sister gave her the recipe many years ago. She does not know where her sister found the recipe, but knows that she often exchanged recipes with coworkers in Ohio.
Stark's sister was 9 years younger than her. When Stark married at 17, her sister was still a child. Her sister often visited her in her new home in California and the two became close.
"She was special," said Stark. "We hit it off good."
Donna Bulf's family loves it when she makes squaw bread to serve with dinner in the fall and winter. She most often makes it as the bread to serve with vegetable soup or chili.
Small backyard flocks of chickens are becoming all the rage around the country. Even when they are considered pets, their eggs still provide a source of food for their owners. They are relatively simple to care for when the right conditions are met.
Do you know the single most important factor for success in your child's life?
Sara Gibbs of Elk Creek has had raised beds for her garden for at least 10 years. She moved to her farm in 1995.
"I've always gardened," said Gibbs.
The Spencer County Library has a new resource for anyone interested in learning more about family history. The library subscribed to the genealogical resource Ancestry.com two weeks ago due to patron requests for more genealogical resources.
I have been a country girl my entire life, but last year was the first time I had ever entered anything into a county fair. My county fair growing up was over 30 miles from my home, and it simply was not practical to take things to the fair.
So after spending the majority of my life baking, I finally took the opportunity to enter several of my favorite goodies in the fair last year, and I was thrilled to win 3rd place for one of them.
People enter the Spencer County Fair for a variety of reasons.
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