Corinne West

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Corinne West is an American singer-songwriter from California. She is known for her bluegrass-influenced Americana music. Her songwritng has been met with much critical acclaim and also secured her a position as a finalist in the 2005 New Folk competition at the Kerrville Folk Festival. She maintains an almost constant and extensive touring schedule throughout the United States performing with a changing cast of backing musicians. In July, 2006 she was featured in an interview on the BBC2 radio program, Bob Harris Country.

West's 2007 album, Second Sight features a number of notable guests, including: Dobro player, Jerry Douglas, mandolinist, Mike Marshall, and Darol Anger on fiddle.

[edit] Discography

  • Bound for the Living (Make Records, 2004)
  • Second Sight (Make Records, 2007)

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