LARRY CORDLE RELEASES LANDMARK NEW ALBUM
“ALL-STAR DUETS”
TO GLOBAL RADIO EXCLUSIVELY VIA AIRPLAY DIRECT
“This
record has been a truly ‘Monumental’ labor of love for Larry, that has
been 11 years in the making. AirPlay Direct is absolutely honored to
deliver this record to the APD global radio community and their
listeners. This particular body of work, has artistic value and
substance beyond the recording, something truly memorable…!”
record has been a truly ‘Monumental’ labor of love for Larry, that has
been 11 years in the making. AirPlay Direct is absolutely honored to
deliver this record to the APD global radio community and their
listeners. This particular body of work, has artistic value and
substance beyond the recording, something truly memorable…!”
Lynda Weingartz, CEO – AirPlay Direct
Larry
Cordle would like to extend an “Extra Special Thanks” to all the
super-star artists who made guest appearances on this CD: Dierks
Bentley, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Terri Clark, Kevin Denny, Diamond
Rio, Alison Krauss, Kathy Mattea, Daryle Singletary, Travis Tritt, Del
McCoury, Rick Skaggs and Trisha Yearwood. Thank you for all you have
meant to my career and my family. And not to be overlooked the great
guest musicians, who came to my assistance and without whose time and
talent this project would not be what it is: Andy Leftwitch, Randy
Kohrs, Bryan Sutton, Jerry Douglas, Ron Block, Tim Crouch, Stuart
Duncan, Dave Pomeroy, Jack Pearson, Jay Weaver and Jenee Fleenor.
Cordle would like to extend an “Extra Special Thanks” to all the
super-star artists who made guest appearances on this CD: Dierks
Bentley, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Terri Clark, Kevin Denny, Diamond
Rio, Alison Krauss, Kathy Mattea, Daryle Singletary, Travis Tritt, Del
McCoury, Rick Skaggs and Trisha Yearwood. Thank you for all you have
meant to my career and my family. And not to be overlooked the great
guest musicians, who came to my assistance and without whose time and
talent this project would not be what it is: Andy Leftwitch, Randy
Kohrs, Bryan Sutton, Jerry Douglas, Ron Block, Tim Crouch, Stuart
Duncan, Dave Pomeroy, Jack Pearson, Jay Weaver and Jenee Fleenor.
“I am so excited to once again be working with the professionals at AirPlay Direct on the release of my new album All-Star Duets. They are the best at promoting music to global radio. NO one does it better.” Larry Cordle
In
addition to his songwriting and role as a bandleader, Cordle is
sometimes featured as a lead and/or background vocalist on some of
Nashville’s most awarded and popular music. He’s provided harmony vocals
for artists such as Garth Brooks, Blake Shelton, Bradley Walker, Billy
Yates, Rebecca Lynn Howard and co-writing pal, Jerry Salley. His lead
& harmony singing is featured on Livin, Lovin, Losin: A Tribute to
the Louvin Brothers, which won a GRAMMY for Best Country Album in 2003
and was named recorded event of the year by IBMA in 2004. He’s also
featured on two tracks of Moody Bluegrass, alongside artists such as Tim
O’Brien, Alison Krauss, John Cowan, Harley Allen et al and is recently
featured as lead vocalist again on Moody Bluegrass II.
addition to his songwriting and role as a bandleader, Cordle is
sometimes featured as a lead and/or background vocalist on some of
Nashville’s most awarded and popular music. He’s provided harmony vocals
for artists such as Garth Brooks, Blake Shelton, Bradley Walker, Billy
Yates, Rebecca Lynn Howard and co-writing pal, Jerry Salley. His lead
& harmony singing is featured on Livin, Lovin, Losin: A Tribute to
the Louvin Brothers, which won a GRAMMY for Best Country Album in 2003
and was named recorded event of the year by IBMA in 2004. He’s also
featured on two tracks of Moody Bluegrass, alongside artists such as Tim
O’Brien, Alison Krauss, John Cowan, Harley Allen et al and is recently
featured as lead vocalist again on Moody Bluegrass II.
Larry
Cordle was born and raised on a small family farm in eastern Kentucky.
While a young child he was introduced to bluegrass, country, and gospel
music, by his great grandfather Harry Bryant, an old time claw hammer
banjo stylist, fiddle player and dancer. He recounts, “mom said I could
sing “I’ll Fly Away”, all the way through when I was 2”! Cordle fondly
remembers this early influence by pointing out, “we lived so far away
from everything, that we had to make our own entertainment. Papaw would
get the fiddle out in the evenings sometimes and play and dance for us.
Just as soon as I was old enough to try to learn to play I did so &
kinda seconded after him on the guitar. He ran an old country store and I
spent many happy hours in there with him playing, talking about and
listening to music. It was our escape into another world, something we
grew up with and looked so forward to. I was always happiest when we
were in a jam session”.
Cordle was born and raised on a small family farm in eastern Kentucky.
While a young child he was introduced to bluegrass, country, and gospel
music, by his great grandfather Harry Bryant, an old time claw hammer
banjo stylist, fiddle player and dancer. He recounts, “mom said I could
sing “I’ll Fly Away”, all the way through when I was 2”! Cordle fondly
remembers this early influence by pointing out, “we lived so far away
from everything, that we had to make our own entertainment. Papaw would
get the fiddle out in the evenings sometimes and play and dance for us.
Just as soon as I was old enough to try to learn to play I did so &
kinda seconded after him on the guitar. He ran an old country store and I
spent many happy hours in there with him playing, talking about and
listening to music. It was our escape into another world, something we
grew up with and looked so forward to. I was always happiest when we
were in a jam session”.