Corey Harris

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Corey Harris (Born February 21, 1969 in Denver, Colorado) is a Bates College educated anthropologist and blues musician. Currently residing in Virginia, Harris is constantly on tour and is proud to carry the tradition of classic African-influenced blues music into the 21st century. Harris was featured on the acclaimed 2003 PBS television mini-series "The Blues" in an episode directed by Martin Scorsese. While not on tour, Harris works as a carpenter and enjoys spending time with his wife, visiting local music venues, and interacting with local musicians. Corey Harris has also hosted several radio shows at various stations in the Central Virginia area.

He helped Billy Bragg and Wilco to write the music for "Hoodoo Voodoo" on Mermaid Avenue, an album consisting entirely of songs for which the lyrics were written by the late Woody Guthrie.

year album label
1995 Between Midnight and Day Alligator
1997 Fish Ain't Bitin' Alligator
1999 Greens from the Garden Alligator
2000 Vu-Du Menz Alligator
2002 Downhome Sophisticate Rounder
2003 Mississippi to Mali Rounder
2005 Daily Bread Rounder

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