Cody Wickline • Son Of A Working Man
Жанр:
Country Rock
Страна: USA (Beckley, WV)
Год издания: 2016
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:41:42
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
01. That's Why I Run 03:58
02. Sweet Perfume 03:06
03. He Stopped Loving Her Today 03:43
04. Blame It On Waylon 03:28
05. Standin' In My Way 03:37
06. Addicted To You 03:32
07. 'Til They Run Out Of Honky Tonks 03:10
08. Shadows 03:37
09. Better Off 04:19
10. Honky Tonk Angel 02:58
11. Son Of A Working Man 03:27
12. Three Tequila, Floor 02:40
Label: Working Man Records.
Released 23 February 2016.
http://www.codywickline.com/
Biography
Cody Wickline is a singer/song writer from the mountains of Southern West Virginia. He is the grandson of a coal miner who taught Cody to love country music. Growing up Cody loved listening to Waylon Jennings, Hank (Williams) Sr., and George Jones. While in nursing school Cody was contacted by NBC’s “The Voice” and asked to audition. After much discussion with his family he decided to audition. Cody decided to sing "He Stopped Loving Her Today" by George Jones for his blind audition. All four coaches turned their chairs around. He chose Blake as his coach. Cody’s rendition brought immediate attention from country music fans all over the world.
Cody found his love of music when he and a friend needed to do a project for their Spanish Class. They decided to compose a song in Spanish. Cody sang the song for class and before the day was over he had sung the song in classrooms all over the school. That is when Cody discovered that he had an ability to be a singer. Encouraged by his dad, Cody taught himself how to play the guitar at 16. He began writing songs and recording music videos. He entered some competitions and began winning many. His success included winning talent contests, first at the high school level, then during a local radio station's “Texaco Country Showdown.” That led to an invitation to sing at the station for about an hour, at least once a month, for several months.
Cody has spent the months since being on “The Voice” opening for Lynyrd Skynyrd, JoDee Messina, performing at the opening of the George Jones museum, and performing every weekend around the country and area at venues and numerous fairs and festivals. In May he headlined his own show at The Raleigh County Convention Center. In the past he has opened for John Michael Montgomery, played twice at Jamboree in the Hills, and performed at the WV State Fair. Cody’s passion is music and entertaining his audiences.
