Cory, I love how you have made this series almost seem or feel like satire but its not satire at all. Just great advice for budding musicians. And I love your come-up story.
Cory, this content is going to empower the next generation of musicians. There’s so much delusion on success, especially when it comes to networking and the “who ya know” mantra. Your straightforward and and practical approach in these videos is adding so much value to me at the start of my music career as a recent college grad. Thank you!
Playing in church is probably the best way to become a great musician or singer. So many working musicians started there. It even helps you with writing music that consistently moves people. You can learn so many aspects of the music game there.
Beneath all the lessons, it all comes down to... Cory Wong is a very good person. Your lesson on social conduct is like the essence of being a good person in our social live and everyone, not just musician need to listen to you :))
This series is great advice not just for musicians (cos I play, but I'm not trying to be a professional musician), but for anyone wanting a life doing a craft they love! Great life advice too. Thank you!!
this series is so totally amazing. Gives you the real tips and stuff you need to know, with honesty but not scary! and its so well done too editing and writing wise.
You’ve heard about the Koz Nod, but do you know about the Bland Stand? Built by my former band’s frontman for getting up on the Glueks stage. Did he play for Alex Rossi or did the Combo play there? Wednesdays? I forget. Anyways, the Bland Stand. Nothing but respect for Michael Bland though. Hero.
I know it’s probably a lot but I would love it if we got a Spotify playlist of that Bunkers 250song catalogue! Love this new stuff you’re putting out, this was just as tight as everything else.
Awesome advice. I really loved the story about how everyone came together. Nothing beats making those in-person directions. I’ve gotten more gigs meeting people at jam sessions then through social media. 👍
This video is absolutely fascinating, thank you for sharing! It's amazing to see how the blend of hard work, contacts/networking, willingness to say "yes" to opportunities, and a bit of luck, all blend together to make a career come to pass.
This is a cool series! I think it's good to mention that, if you're quitting a gig, you might think about timing. Maybe it's just plain obvious, but I'll say it anyway: If the group or artist is on tour, organizing a tour, prepping for the studio, or anything logistically intensive like that, then a "notice period" would be ideal... kinda like a "real job", ha ha! Try not to leave 'em hanging too much!
The Bobby Stanton => "Jack Joe and Theo" thing is a domino/snowball effect. It's actually wonderful. But YOU NEED that little push at the beginning. If you never get that push which can be translated as the "I like how you play, come over to this next week etc..." You're screwed.
This is all awesome. Thanks, Cory! And on the tip of knowing someone’s vibe, it’s JIMMIE Vaughan. His first name gets misspelled as often as his last. :)
Hi Cory! I'm a big fan of your work, but I'm still learning English. I would be very happy if you activated the subtitles of You tube in your videos. I would like to understand what you say. Please
Hey brother- whats the story on that hoodie??? Pool player/saxophonist loves your attitude and expertise- real quality advice here. Gifted and structured analysis...thanks and shalom!!
I think Cory misread that 420 friendly band. I think they are a jam band that plays at hippie festivals, Rainbow gatherings, and community centers. Good times, but perhaps not the most steady gigs. And if you're an uptight religious person, or into metal perhaps not for you.
The irony of playing for a church and making fun of another religion. Playing for Zoltar is just as nuts as playing for a Christian god. It just pays less.
I have a question. How did you get drummer Nate Smith to show up at jack's house and start playing with a bunch of guys from Michigan? He is a legend that has played with Chris Potter. Did Jack pay him a lot of money or how does that work? Nate Smith is a god.
Just to think, if Prof. Bobby did do that church gig, he would be the guitarist of vulfpeck.
Professor Bobby is probably the best guitarist I’ve ever been around. Monster player
Bro Cory wtf are you doing in my English exam??!?!?!?!?!?????
Long time fan btw
As a wise person once said: "Luck favors the prepared."
Woody Allen once said: Half of succes is showing up.
yep. knowing that the bridge goes to a flat 7 dominant chord doesn't come from luck! it comes from respecting the gig enough to put in the work
Thats tsun zu isnt it ?
Luck is when preparation meets opportunity
I'm a game Developer from Canada and I find these videos very helpful for any sort of life passion project, not just music. Thank you for posting!
hey cory, if youre reading your comments: thank you for being frank but friendly with all this and making the culture and lingo clear
Cory looks like food critic from ratatouille lol
His positive encouraging twin.
This stuff is actually next level.
Netflix needs you
Cory, I love how you have made this series almost seem or feel like satire but its not satire at all. Just great advice for budding musicians.
And I love your come-up story.
Cory, this content is going to empower the next generation of musicians. There’s so much delusion on success, especially when it comes to networking and the “who ya know” mantra. Your straightforward and and practical approach in these videos is adding so much value to me at the start of my music career as a recent college grad. Thank you!
Playing in church is probably the best way to become a great musician or singer. So many working musicians started there. It even helps you with writing music that consistently moves people. You can learn so many aspects of the music game there.
"Totally not a cult" and your reaction, that stuff totally cracked me up! So good...
hey cory, if youre reading your comments: thank you for being frank but friendly with all this and making the culture and lingo clear
This series is great, i’m about to go to college for music and I think these videos are bringing me a lot of confidence for my future
A wonderful time in life, enjoy it and work hard!
These are golden. School fails to teach this
Beneath all the lessons, it all comes down to... Cory Wong is a very good person.
Your lesson on social conduct is like the essence of being a good person in our social live and everyone, not just musician need to listen to you :))
Not a musician. Still watched this entire thing.
When it comes to guitar mastership the desk lamp behind Cory is the only thing I can relate to.
This series is great advice not just for musicians (cos I play, but I'm not trying to be a professional musician), but for anyone wanting a life doing a craft they love! Great life advice too. Thank you!!
This could be titled - How to How To Get The Gig : How To Lose The Gig. Hope non-musicians watch this too because it was insightful (and fun)
this series is so totally amazing. Gives you the real tips and stuff you need to know, with honesty but not scary! and its so well done too editing and writing wise.
“That means, they do drugs” 😂😂😂
Well, he ain't wrong lol
Answer me honestly Cory: did Michael Bland ever throw a cymbal at you yelling "Not my Tempo!!"
before the Koz Nod, comes the Bland Berating
Brb, on my way to get this proverb tattooed on my forearm.
You’ve heard about the Koz Nod, but do you know about the Bland Stand? Built by my former band’s frontman for getting up on the Glueks stage. Did he play for Alex Rossi or did the Combo play there? Wednesdays? I forget. Anyways, the Bland Stand.
Nothing but respect for Michael Bland though. Hero.
@@CoryWongMusic 😂
Cory, you're a legend! These are super helpful and hilarious at the same time!
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I love this new content! very entertaining stuff!
6:33 been over to the bunkers stand in minneapolis. next time you're in minneapolis. sunday, monday night. cory wong on guitar. michael bland, sunny t
It's so funky and it's low volume.... Yeah
The little guitar sound effects are excellent.
Actually can you add in a "badabeeeeooow" descending slide thing? Thx
why is this guy so eloquent and entertaining
I just want to say thank you so much for this video. I have been learning so much from you.
I know it’s probably a lot but I would love it if we got a Spotify playlist of that Bunkers 250song catalogue! Love this new stuff you’re putting out, this was just as tight as everything else.
Good grief this is just straight gold and deserves 100x the views. Thanks for putting these together!
Cory always rocking the pseudodudo. I see that racked hoodie. Shouts out to Riley
Rockin my drainer crewneck v2 right now
Michael - PRINCE & THE NPG - Bland? 🤯 Holy crap! He's the man!!! 🥳
Cory, these videos are SICK! You're smashing it mate! Keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks Cory! Your words always share so much wisdom!
Love how honest and direct you are, and so generous to anyone learning!!
Another thing i learned early on is BE ON TIME. Of course that is also a part of being prepared to know when to show up. Great video and great series.
Awesome advice. I really loved the story about how everyone came together. Nothing beats making those in-person directions. I’ve gotten more gigs meeting people at jam sessions then through social media. 👍
This video is absolutely fascinating, thank you for sharing! It's amazing to see how the blend of hard work, contacts/networking, willingness to say "yes" to opportunities, and a bit of luck, all blend together to make a career come to pass.
Thank you for this content Cory! I hope I can gig on one of your sessions in my life!
Wise, wise words....
This is so great, man.
This is a cool series! I think it's good to mention that, if you're quitting a gig, you might think about timing. Maybe it's just plain obvious, but I'll say it anyway: If the group or artist is on tour, organizing a tour, prepping for the studio, or anything logistically intensive like that, then a "notice period" would be ideal... kinda like a "real job", ha ha! Try not to leave 'em hanging too much!
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I've been wondering for a while what the whole lineage to your success was. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! "How to Live" disguised as "How to Musician". Great life wisdom!
I loove this.
Love this series already
Such a great video Cory! Bobby got me like all my gig opportunities too! Church, Ordway, Wedding bands, he is the best!
I love this content :D pls continue cory
What an absolute treat! Thank you Cory! Love your work as always
I really need to know more about his monitor!
Cory Wong. With more great content for us to use. Thank you again from a bunch of aspiring musicians.
Amazing video. One of my favorite sayings from an old mentor was “your only job is to get called back, and not slow rehearsals”
So nice contend Cory... thank you for your work!
Man some gold nuggets in here
Hey Cory great video man? Do have any lessons on rhythm? I love your approach man and you make rhythm sound to fun.
I love these Cory! I really appreciate that you're doing this and taking it so professionally yet lightheartedly! You're the best!
Hey man, any recordings of your time with CCM artists? I'm interested in hearing your take/flavor on CCM
ALL HAIL ZOLTAR, MASTER OF THE SECOND UNIVERSE ETERNAL
Thanks Cory!
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Thanks for putting together all this knowledge!
Stoked for this ep, Cory
These are so great Cory!!!
The Bobby Stanton => "Jack Joe and Theo" thing is a domino/snowball effect. It's actually wonderful. But YOU NEED that little push at the beginning. If you never get that push which can be translated as the "I like how you play, come over to this next week etc..." You're screwed.
This is so good bro
these are useful and fun. Dangerous combo bro
This is such a great production!
This is all awesome. Thanks, Cory! And on the tip of knowing someone’s vibe, it’s JIMMIE Vaughan. His first name gets misspelled as often as his last. :)
Awesome video Corey! I am a developer and found this so helpful 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
You are awesome
All Cory said are true stories.The links.The discipline etc
This is such a great series you're starting here! Cannot wait to see what's next! 👌🏼👏🏼
Great story, thanks for sharing it...
Thank you very much Cory, you inspired me
Fascinating journey! Thanks for sharing, Cory.
When he said "Sunday, Monday night"... Vulf flashbacks
Your legs be crossed tf up in the second scene. Lookin and sounding good Cory! Looking forward to seeing you in mpls eventually
Yeah wise and unversal words for any job
YTL brought me here.
Very inspired by this content to become better at what I do, Keep being awesome Cory.
Hi Cory! I'm a big fan of your work, but I'm still learning English. I would be very happy if you activated the subtitles of You tube in your videos. I would like to understand what you say. Please
16:55 Can't stop laughing, Lol
yOU have a great sense of humour Cory
Hey brother- whats the story on that hoodie??? Pool player/saxophonist loves your attitude and expertise- real quality advice here. Gifted and structured analysis...thanks and shalom!!
Thank you for this video "serie"! We all need your wisdom advices! 🙏🖕
I get more info from these videos on how to live my dreams/goals of being a musician than my 6 years of music school.....
Billy Franze is killer!
I think Cory misread that 420 friendly band. I think they are a jam band that plays at hippie festivals, Rainbow gatherings, and community centers. Good times, but perhaps not the most steady gigs. And if you're an uptight religious person, or into metal perhaps not for you.
Awesome advice!!!
So basically it all goes back to the church gig. The Lord works in mysterious ways!
Cory's right hand got him all the gigs
i'm like #1000 😎
The irony of playing for a church and making fun of another religion. Playing for Zoltar is just as nuts as playing for a Christian god. It just pays less.
Thank you Cory, aways an inspiration 🤘😁
Cory you’re a legend. We should all know this but don’t. Thanks 👍
And thats how you get the gig
I have a question. How did you get drummer Nate Smith to show up at jack's house and start playing with a bunch of guys from Michigan? He is a legend that has played with Chris Potter. Did Jack pay him a lot of money or how does that work? Nate Smith is a god.
thanks Cory I love you that is all
Finally, we get Cory Lore
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