Frizzell To Create A Portrait of The Late SGT Ryan Baumann To Be The Focal Point of A New FT. Campbell Conference Room

Corey Frizzell visiting 1LT Joel Steffel in the under construction conference room at FT. Campbell

Frizzell is proud to add SGT Ryan Baumann to his "Fallen Heroes" project. Fort Campbell base where Ryan was stationed as part of the 101st is constructing a conference room which will be dedicated to the memory of the late Baumann. Ryan's mom, Cindy Lohman and base representative 1LT Joel Steffel have commissioned the portrait to be the focal point in the room. The conference room, when finished will have many memories of Baumann from his time of service, including medals and awards that Ryan earned.

Baumann, Ryan Patrick Birth: 1983-09-17 in Loveland, Ohio. Residence: Jeffersonville, Indiana
Death: Friday, August 01, 2008. Laid to Rest: Monday, August 11, 2008 in the Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Sergeant Ryan Patrick Baumann (USA) of Fort Campbell, Kentucky was killed in action on August 1, 2008 while serving his country in Afghanistan. Ryan was assigned to the 4th Battalion, 320th Field Artillery Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Ryan was killed in action while leading the convoy on Route Alaska in Afghanistan by an improvised explosive device.

Ryan was born in Loveland Ohio on September 17, 1983. He moved to Germany when he was five where he attended American, German and International schools and excelled in both baseball and soccer. He moved to Maryland in 1996 and attended Esperanza Middle School and graduated from Great Mills High School in 2003. While in high school, Ryan continued to play and referee soccer and enjoyed cars and racing. Ryan also developed his interest in photography while in High School and even won awards from the School Board and did the photos for a walking guide to St. Mary's County. After graduation, Ryan met his fiancee, Lauren Smith, who is also a graduate of Great Mills High School. Ryan enlisted in the Army in 2004 and served a 12-month tour in Iraq prior to this year's deployment to Afghanistan. Ryan and Lauren were planning on getting married on January 10, 2009.

"I am very proud and honored to be asked by Ryan's mom, Cindy and Ft. Campbell to create this portrait of a hero. This project has actually been in the works for over seven months but due to some personal circumstances, I am just getting to start it. I know that many people will see this portrait for years to come so it needs to be perfect and I am putting everything into it." - Corey

Frizzell In New Book "Is There Anybody Out There Who Can Help Me" By Glorya Wilson

Frizzell is honored to have a page dedicated to him and the portrait of the late Bob Wilson he created in the new book "Is There Anybody Out There Who Can Help Me" by Glorya Wilson.

From the book: Isn’t there anybody out there who can help me? Is the cry of people’s hearts everywhere. Sometimes it is verbalized during a desperate time of emotional turmoil like mine. Other times it is just the unsettled desire of a man or woman functioning in their normal day-to-day situations. But a hollowness remains that no job, no human relationship, or no material possession can fill.

“There IS somebody out there who can help you; IS NAME IS JESUS!"

The book is available at www.mustardseedfaith.org

In June of 2009 Corey was asked to create a special portrait of the late Bob Wilson, award winning Christian Country DJ and co-founder of AGAPE FEST. Bob Wilson passed away on Tuesday, October 7th, 2009.

The Agape Christian Country Gospel Music Festival Association began in 2000 and at the 4th Annual Award Ceremony the portrait was unveiled.

8 years ago, Glorya Wilson,a Christian Country Gospel Evangelist and Bob Wilson a Christian Country DJ founded the AGAPE FEST. (Name was given by James Marvel) They had a strong vision to unite those who loved and ministered in the Christian Country Gospel Music field. They felt by uniting and working together with artists from all over the world, they could form a bond and build a music industry that could truly spread God's message of salvation through the Country music that so many love. They knew that good Christian music can sometimes reach a soul when nothing else can. They had a vision to have a music ministry association with great integrity, high moral standards, and that would be open to everyone, not just an elite few. All these things have been accomplished along with many more over the last 8 years.

Frizzell Asked To Be A Part of The New "Favorite Recipes of Tennessee Celebrities" Book

Frizzell is honored to be asked by KY Author Pamela Whinnery to be a part of her new book.

Pamela Whinnery is a former lab analyst from USEC, Paducha, KY. While on a business trip, she came across a cookbook that consisted of favorite recipes of celebrities and sports figures. She thought it was such a great idea, she decided to create a cookbook of favorite celebrity recipes from her home state of KY. After much success with her first book, Pamela has decided to create a second one called "Favorite Recipes of Tennessee Celebrity's" and has asked Frizzell to submit one of his own. Right now she has over 100 recipe's submitted including, Flatt & Scruggs (by their family members), George S. Curtis who wrote the "Austin Powers" movies, Country Legend Tom T. Hall and Billy Ray & Miley Cirrus (Hannah Montana).

"I am flattered to be asked by Pamela to be a part of her new book. It's a little different than anything else I have been a part of but I am very honored. She told me I could send her a family recipe, one I just like or one of my own. I am gonna have to put some thought into this one. I do make a mean chili. Guess will have to see." - Corey

For more information on Pamela Whinnery and her books, visit her website at http://celebritycookbooks.blogspot.com/

Check back for updates on Pamela's new book and what Corey has submitted.

Frizzell Designs Website for Double E Promotions

Among other projects Frizzell found time to design a new website for Double E Promotions, founded and ran by Perry Edge. Double E provides radio promotion, booking, recording and artist production along with catering to the talent buyer looking to book talent for their next event. With clients like Marty Haggard, Jimmy Fortune, Gerald Smith, David & Allen Frizzell, Double E Promotions is on the rise. Check out the new site at www.doubleepromotions.com, look around and let them know what you think by visiting their comment page.

Frizzell Takes Top Prize for The Lyric Frizzell Fund

Corey Frizzell, Vanderbilt Cheerleaders & The Elephants win top prize for their charitys

Frizzell with his winning replica Lefty Frizzell/ Nudie suit scrubs

Frizzell being interviewed at the event

Corey Frizzell & Perry Edge from Double E Promotions

Frizzell with MedVance Institute Representative

Frizzell with American Idol finalist, Corey Clark

Crystal, Corey Clark & Wife and Corey Frizzell

Frizzell & rising Country Artist, Billy Ryan

Frizzell with Country Artist, Megan James

It was a successful night at Nasvhille's 2009 Scrubs for a Cause event for the Lyric Frizzell Fund. Corey Frizzell's design joined the Vanderbilt Cheerleader's team and the Elephant's from the Nashville zoo, as the favorite scrub designs, taking home a $1000 check for the charity of their choice. Not only did Frizzell's scrub's beat out 27 other celebrity designs, including Country Music Stars, Reba McEntire, Craig Morgan & Deana Carter and The Nashville Predators hockey team, but received the first bid and largest bid in the silent auction with proceeds from the sale of the Corey's scrubs also benefiting the Lyric Frizzell Fund. Corey was also honored to receive two tickets to the Nashville Symphony as a reward for the "Most Artistic Award", voted on by everyone in attendance.

Below is a description of what Corey's scrub design was about.

Replica Lefty Frizzell "Nudie" Suit

Lefty Frizzell broke new ground, not only with his vocal style, but by being the first country singer to wear rhinestones on stage. Around 1953, shortly after relocating to California, Frizzell teamed up with the best western tailor in the Los Angeles area, Nudie Cohen. Lefty brought to Nudie the idea to add detachable fringe to his suites so that he would be able to easily change the color and keep the women from tearing his expensive stage cloths to pieces when they pulled at him. But Nudie had his own plans for the Columbia Records discovery of the year, asking Lefty to be his guinea pig, he designed a white cowboy suite with an “L” and an “F” scripted on the lapel filled with blue rhinestones. This would be the first time Nudie, the Rodeo Tailor, would ever put rhinestones on a country singer’s clothes. But not the last, he would go on to create many of Lefty’s well known stage outfits.

Nudie and his wife Bobbie, came to California in the early 1940's and started making clothes out of their garage. He became established as a cowboy clothier around 1946 when he outfitted Tex Williams' band. Although Lefty is credited for helping Nudie become forever known as the “Tailor to The Stars”, his most famous suits were created for Hank Williams and in 1957, Nudie made a $10,000 gold lame' suit for Elvis Presley.

As the nephew of Country Music Stars, David & Lefty Frizzell and the son of award winning, Country Gospel Great, Allen Frizzell, Corey’s proud of his musical heritage and pays tribute to his roots by creating a replica, Lefty Frizzell “Nudie” suit. Being an artist and having royal, country music blood running through his veins, Frizzell’s design is sure to set itself apart and have nostalgic country music appeal.

“Artist to the Stars” Corey Frizzell Joins 25 Other Celebrity Designers For MedVance Institute’s “Scrubs for a Cause” Charity Event

Nashville, TN – October 29th, 2009 – “Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell has been selected as one of Nashville’s celebrity designer’s to participate in the MedVance Institute’s “Scrubs for a Cause” charity event. This event features an array of medical scrubs personally designed by influential members of the Nashville, TN community, anything goes! The scrubs will be on display at the Nashville, TN MedVance Institute’s campus during a cocktail reception on October 29th. Invited community leaders and guests will vote on their favorite scrubs with the top three highest vote getters taking home a $1000 check for their Charity. In Addition, each set of scrubs will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, guaranteeing each charity a share of Nashville’s philanthropic nature. Being an artist and having royal country music blood running through his veins, Frizzell’s design is sure to set itself apart and have nostalgic country music appeal.

As the nephew of Country Stars, David & Lefty Frizzell and the son of Country Gospel Great, Allen Frizzell, Corey’s proud of his musical heritage, but took a very different path, one not filled with creating music but instead with art and boxing. Although Corey's passion for boxing kept this former Golden Gloves Champion in and out of the ring for a decade, his love for drawing has always been there. Over the years he perfected his craft, starting with cartoons and now creating portraits for the general public. In 2006, Frizzell came full circle when he started creating portraits for Country Music stars like George Jones, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Joe Diffie, Mark Chesnutt and Willie Nelson to name a few. Although Frizzell’s portraits hang on the walls of many legendary Country Music Stars and writers, his works can also be found on display in many public venues like the KY Music Hall of Fame and the world famous Nashville Palace. It looks like Frizzell found his niche, carrying on the family name while blazing a path of his own.

Corey’s charity of choice is the Lyric Frizzell Fund. In July of this year Corey’s daughter, Lyric Alana Frizzell was diagnosed with an aggressive, rare form of Leukemia and is being treated at the Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. For more information on Corey, visit www.coreyfrizzell.com. For more information on Lyric Frizzell, visit www.lyricfrizzell.com.

Other confirmed participating celebrity designers are as follows: The Tennessean & Nashville Metro Mix Columnist, Heather Byrd; Country Music Star, Deana Carter; American Idol Season 2 Contestant, Corey Clark; Owner/Designer for LaBosh Handbags, Tosha Cole Clemens; Nashville Predators Player, JP Dumont; WSMV NBC4 Anchor, Jennifer Johnson;
Rising Country Artist, Billy Ryan; DJ Ron Slomowicz; Five-time winner in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Bobby Hamilton, Jr; Nashville Sounds Mascot, Ozzie; Glencliff High School; WZTV FOX17 Entertainment Reporter, Stacy McCloud; Country Music Star, Craig Morgan; Nashville Predators Hockey Team; Country Music Star, Reba McEntire; Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, Elephants; Nashville Chief of Police, Ronal Serpas; WTVF CBS5 Meteorologist, Lelan Statom; Tennessee Titans Cheerleading Squad; Tennessee Titans Mascot, T-Rac; The Rymer Art Gallery Director, Tonya Trotter; Vanderbilt University Cheerleaders; Vanderbilt University Football Team; Edgar Award-Winning Author, Steven Womack & The Tennesean Columnist, George Zepp

Frizzell Adds Spc. Robert Ray Arsiaga to His “Fallen Heroes” Project

SPC Robert Arsiaga

Sylvia Arsiaga, Roberts Mother

“Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell is honored to add Spc. Robert Ray Arsiaga from Midland TX as his next portrait to his “Fallen Heroes” project. Frizzell launched a new project in early 2009 to honor the memory of soldiers who have been killed in action while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Frizzell has a tribute page on his website at www.coreyfrizzell.com that honors these fallen and showcase the portraits he has created of these men and women. These portraits are created and presented free of charge to the families of these soldiers for their sacrifice.

"It’s my view that whether you agree or not with our president or whether you agree or not with whatever war that our nation is involved in, there are men and women who are making sacrifices and defending our great nation who need our support. Not only are these soldiers making everyday sacrifices but so are their families. It’s because of the sacrifice that these brave soldiers are making on our behalf that we are able to live free and have so much opportunity. Sadly, some have made the ultimate sacrifice. We have soldiers dying that need to be remembered. They are part of the reason the Frizzell’s have been able to do what they do. The reason I am able to be who I am and do what I love to do. I have made a commitment to create as many portraits as I can of the soldiers who have lost their lives, serving in the United States Armed Forces during a time of war and present them to their families free or charge. It’s what little I can do to give back and honor their memory. These men and women deserve to be remembered.” – Corey

Spc. Robert Ray Arsiaga was part of Company A, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, Combined Joint Task Force 7. Arsiaga earned the Purple Heart (Posthumous) for wounds received as a result of hostile actions. He was also presented the Bronze Star Medal and Meritorious Service. Arsiaga was killed April 4Th, 2004 in Sadr City Iraq with seven other soldiers; one was his best friend, Spc. Israel Garza. Also slain were: Spc. Ahmed Cason, Sgt. Yihjyh L. "Eddie" Chen, Spc. Stephen D. Hiller, Cpl. Forest J. Jostes, Sgt. Michael W. Mitchell and Spc. Casey Sheehan.

After hearing about his “Fallen Heroes” project, Frizzell was contacted during the summer of 2009 by Vietnam veteran Wallace Craig of Midland TX about the burden Craig had to honor the men in his region killed in action since 2000. After several months of discussion, come next summer, everyone who goes into the new Midland County Courts & Administration Building at 505 N. Loraine St. in Midland, Texas will know who Robert Ray Arsiaga, Sgt. Conrad Alvarez of Big Spring, Cpl. Daniel Amaya of Odessa and 9 other heroes of the Permian Basin area were. They will be among 12 men who died in Iraq and Afghanistan to be permanently memorialized on the court house walls as fine art portraits by a Nashville, Tenn., artist Corey Frizzell as part of his “Fallen Heroes” project.

New Article in "My West Texas News" Blog

Check out this article in the "My West Texas News" blog about my "Fallen Heroes" project. Read it here

http://www.mywesttexas.com/articles/2009/07/28/news/top_stories/commissioners.txt#ixzz0MYcWzIPl

Frizzell Creates Poster for Keith Whitley Tribute Concert

For those that did not know, Corey also works with graphic design. Corey was asked by the Keith Whitley Association to create a poster for the up coming Memorial Tribute concert, scheduled for Oct. 10th at the world famous Nashville Palace. Not only has Corey designed the poster but will also be on hand at the show as a special guest while one of his fine art Whitley prints are auctioned off. Frizzell will autograph and present the print to the highest bidder. It will be a great show, come on out!

Anyone interested in a quote for any graphic design ideas, contact Corey at corey@coreyfrizzell.com or artistcoreyfrizzell@gmail.com

Nashville, TN – October 10th, 2009 – “Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell will be a special guest for the Keith Whitley Memorial Tribute Concert at the world famous, Nashville Palace. Frizzell will be on hand as one of his fine art prints of the late Whitley is auctioned. Frizzell will autograph and present the print to the highest bidder. The print is a copy of a portrait Frizzell created of the late Country Star, Keith Whitley and is on display as part of Whitley’s exhibit in the KY Music Hall of Fame. Frizzell’s portrait was commissioned by Bonnie Cherrie Hill, originator of a petition drive to see Whitley inducted in Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame. Hill also serves as Director and co-founder of The Keith Whitley Association.Other Artists scheduled to appear are as follows: Bluegrass Artists Ralph Stanley II, Mark Newton, Randy Kohrs, Don Rigsby, and Lenny Centers; Country Artists Ken Mellons, Billy Ryan, Kevin Denney, Jesse Keith Whitley, C. J. Garton, Terry Hall, Michael Keith Whitley, Jannet Lee, Michael Ken, Korey Blake, Seth Hopkins, George Molton, Holly Lynn, Garrett Walker, Chris Caskey and Randy Hayes.The concert will be sponsored by the Keith Whitley Association. Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 8:30 pm to 1:00 am. Admission will be $20 at the door with proceeds to benefit the Keith Whitley Memorial Fund and the Lyric Frizzell Fund to help alleviate expenses incurred during her battle with Leukemia. For more information on Lyric, visit www.lyricfrizzell.com.

Nashville Palace to host Keith Whitley Memorial Tribute Concert with Special Appearance by “Artist to the Stars” Corey Frizzell

Nashville, TN – October 10th, 2009 – “Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell will be a special guest for the Keith Whitley Memorial Tribute Concert at the world famous, Nashville Palace. Frizzell will be on hand as one of his fine art prints of the late Whitley is auctioned. Frizzell will autograph and present the print to the highest bidder. The print is a copy of a portrait Frizzell created of the late Country Star, Keith Whitley and is on display as part of Whitley’s exhibit in the KY Music Hall of Fame. Frizzell’s portrait was commissioned by Bonnie Cherrie Hill, originator of a petition drive to see Whitley inducted in Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame. Hill also serves as Director and co-founder of The Keith Whitley Association.

Other Artists scheduled to appear are as follows: Bluegrass Artists Ralph Stanley II, Mark Newton, Randy Kohrs, Don Rigsby, and Lenny Centers; Country Artists Ken Mellons, Billy Ryan, Kevin Denney, Jesse Keith Whitley, C. J. Garton, Terry Hall, Michael Keith Whitley, Jannet Lee, Michael Ken, Korey Blake, Seth Hopkins, George Molton, Holly Lynn, Garrett Walker, Chris Caskey and Randy Hayes.

The concert will be sponsored by the Keith Whitley Association. Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 8:30 pm to 1:00 am. Admission will be $20 at the door with proceeds to benefit the Keith Whitley Memorial Fund and the Lyric Frizzell Fund to help alleviate expenses incurred during her battle with Leukemia. For more information on Lyric, visit www.lyricfrizzell.com.

Keith Whitley Portrait Prints - NOW AVAILABLE!!!

In 2009, "Artist to The Stars" Corey Frizzell was commissioned by the Keith Whitley Association to create a special one of a kind portrait of the late, great Keith Whitley. On August 1st, 2009, Frizzell joined members of KY Bluebird, a Keith Whitley tribute band at the KY Music Hall of Fame for an event to honor and celebrate the memory of Whitley. It was during this event the original portrait was unveiled and presented to the Ky Music Hall of Fame to be part of Whitley's exhibit. You can now own a piece of Country Music history, a piece of Keith Whitley history. Purchase your own print of the Keith Whitley portrait on display at the KY Music Hall of Fame.

These prints are an created on fine art paper, signed by Frizzell and range in size from 20 x 24" to 12 x 18". To purchase prints visit Corey's online store here.

http://artbyfrizzell.mybisi.com

Frizzell Creates a Portait of Elvis For Private Collector

In 2009 "Artist to The Stars" Corey Frizzell created a custom one of a kind portrait of the one and only Elvis Presley for a private collector. This is the first time Frizzell has created a portrait of Elvis and you the viewer are invited to witness the process. To commission your own custom portrait from your favorite photo email Corey at corey@coreyfrizzell.com to request a quote.

Photos From the Keith Whitley Portrait Presentation

Corey and KY Music Hall of Fame Director, Robert Lawson unveiling the keith Whitley portrait

Chris Caskey from the KY Bluebird Tribute Band and Corey

KY Music Hall of Fame Director, Robert Lawson, Corey

and Jason Hale from the KY Bluebird Tribute Band

Performer CJ Garton

Performer Kory Blake. Kory was a runner up on the Colgate Showdown in 2009

Performer's KY Bluebird, a Keith Whitley Tribute Band

From left to right: Jason Hale, Chris Caskey & Randy Hayes

Photographer Bill Stallings and Chris Caskey

Corey talking with Kory Blake and family

Photographer Bill Stallings and Randy Hayes

Corey and Randy Hayes. Randy played guitar for Keith for about nine years

Performer Dale Pyatt singing a spin on Corey's uncle Lefty's song "Gone Gone Gone"

Performers from the Keith Whitley Day and Portrait Presentation

From left to right: Dale Pyatt, Kory Blake, Corey Frizzell,

CJ Garton, Randy Hayes, Chris Caskey and Jason Hale

On August 1st, 2009 Frizzell appeared with performers, Kory Blake, CJ Garton and KY Bluebird, a Keith Whitley Tribute Band to celebrate the life and career of the late Keith Whitley. This celebration centered around a portrait Frizzell created of Keith Whitley and unveiled as to be part of Keith's exhibit at the KY Music Hall of Fame in Renfro Valley, KY. Several months before, Frizzell's portrait was commissioned by the Keith Whitley Association, founded by Bonnie Hill and Flo Whitley. Prints of this portrait are available in Corey's online store.

View Photos of Corey on "Making it Happen" TV Show with Victoria Lee

Corey with Making it Happen TV host, Victoria Lee and her Husband Rex

Getting miked for show


Corey talking about the portrait he did of the late award winning radio DJ, Bob Wilson which was presented to Bob's wife, Glorya at the Agape Fest Award Show.

Corey speaking to Victoria about his daughter Lyric Alana, who has just been diagnosed with and aggressive and rare form of Leukemia and is being treated at the Vanderbilt Children's Hospital. Corey created the portrait for Lyric to go in her hospital room while living in the hospital. To read more and follow Lyric on her journey with Leukemia, visit her website at www.lyricfrizzell.com

Back in August of this year, Corey was honored to be invited to do the "Making it Happen" TV show with Victoria lee in Tulsa, OK. The show had been booked for several months before Corey's 10 month old daughter, Lyric had been diagnosed with Leukemia. Corey spoke about his testimony as a Christian, his career as a boxer and now an artist and all the new projects he is involved in. Victoria was kind enough to add a ten minute segment about Lyric. To view Corey's appearance on the show visit http://www.makingithappentv.com/.

David, Allen & Corey Frizzell on The Midnight Jamboree Tonight

Tune in tonight at 12PM CST to WSM 650-AM to the Midnight Jamboree. Lyric's daddy, Corey, her Pa Pa Allen and uncle David will be on to talk about Lyric and perform the song "Sweet Lyric Alana", written by David Frizzell and Jimmy Fortune from the Statler Brothers.

America’s 2nd longest running radio show...still being broadcast every Saturday night on WSM 650-AM, following the Grand Ole Opry. The WORLD FAMOUS MIDNITE JAMBOREE continues the tradition of bringing fans the country music they love FOR FREE at our TEXAS TROUBADOUR THEATRE in Music Valley Village (across from Opryland.) Tune in on your radio, or be there in person for a part of America's Country Music History. MC of the Midnite Jamboree is Jennifer Herron.

Catch Lyric's Commercial on Monday, September 7th, 2009, 7:00 PM CST on RFD-TV

As you may or may not know, on July 28th of this year, Corey's daughter was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia at 10 months old. In fact she is the only known case in documented history to have the type of AML Leukemia she has. Lyric's parents, Crystal and Corey were a part of something very special last week. Corey's uncle David Frizzell and Statler Brother, Jimmy Fortune wrote a great song for Lyric called "Sweet Lyric Alana" and performed it along with Corey's dad, Country Gospel Great, Allen Frizzell and Grand Ole' Opry star, Helen Cornelius during the filming of a commercial which will air as part of David's "Frizzell & Friends" concert series on the RFD-TV Channel.

On the series David teams up for performances with several legends of Country Music like Merle Haggard, Crystal Gayle, Gene Watson and Jimmy Fortune to name a few. Crystal and Corey were asked to be a part of the commercial to speak about Lyric and her fight with Leukemia.

"We are very honored to be a part of this and appreciate everyone coming together to help. It means a lot to us." - Corey

You may catch the commercial during the airing of the "Frizzell & Friends" concert series on September 7th, 2009, Monday 7:00 PM CSTon RFD-TV,

Comcast channel 136,

Dish channel 231 &

Direct TV channel 345.

For anyone interested out of state, please check with your local cable subscriber for RFD-TV.

http://www.rfdtv.com/
http://davidfrizzell.com/news.htm
http://allenfrizzell.com/introduction/
http://jimmyfortune.com/
http://www.helencornelius.net/

http://lyricfrizzell.com/

Corey To Be On The "Making It Happen" TV Show Aug. 26th

Making It Happen Christian Television Talk Show
Making It Happen
Celebrities such as singers, songwriters, musicians, artists, comedians, preachers, authors will be appearing on the Making It Happen show hosted by Victoria Lee

Wensday August 26th 12:30 pm
kwhbt 47 Cable 7 in Tulsa, OK and Dish Network 47

Check Out Today's Sioux City Journal

Check out Corey's interview with the Sioux City Journal about his experience being cast in the original Stephen King movie "Children of The Corn" and his new portrait series celebrating the 25th anniversary. In print all over Iowa on F...riday Aug. 21st. You may also read a part of the interview online at
The Sioux City Journal

Read Corey's Interview in the Sioux City Journal

Corey interviewed with Sioux City Journal newspaper reporter, Joanne Fox on Friday, August 14th about his connection to the original 1984, Stephen King horror movie, "Children of The Corn". For those who didn't know, Corey had two roles in the major motion picture, cast as one of the evil children from Gatlin and a stand-in double for the character "Job". This happens to be the 25th anniversary of the movies debut. In celebration of the anniversary Corey has launched his Children of The Corn 25th Anniversary Portrait series and has been doing several interviews about the making.

To read the interview just pick up your copy of the Sioux City Journal (Iowa) or log on to their online version Friday, Aug 21st. http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/

For more information on Corey's acting career go to http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3251728/
To view other Children of The Corn interviews Corey has done go to http://childrenofthemovie.com

Corey's 10 Month Old Daughter, Lyric, Diagnosed with Leukemia

Corey and family received devastating news on July 28Th, 2009. Lyric Alana Frizzell, Corey's daughter was diagnosed with an aggressive, rare form of Leukemia and is being treated at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital in Nashville, TN. This is going to be a long struggle as they fight this disease. Please keep Lyric and the Frizzell family in your prayers. Lyric is only 10 months old and could be in the hospital for at least 6 months during treatment. If you would like to follow Lyric's journey as she fights against Leukemia, please click on the banner below. Once on Lyric's page you will find an option to receive email updates. You may also copy and paste the code below and add the banner to any website or social site you may have to bring awareness to Lyric's struggle.




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Corey Presents Second "Fallen Heroes" Portrait to Linda Patrick & Family

Corey traveled to Rockvail, TN to present a portrait of Master Sergeant, Ernest E. Cole as part of his "Fallen Heroes" project. The portrait was presented to Linda Patrick (Ed's Sister) and family. Ed was stationed in Germany and was sent to Turkey for a SPECIAL MISSION during the Iran hostage situation where on February 9, 1981 he was killed. He was a career soldier, he was also stationed at Warner Robbins, GA; Homestead, FL. This was his third tour in Germany. He was also a Viet Nam Veteran.

"I would like to thank the ED Cole family for their hospitality and for allowing me to do this for Linda, it means a lot. Many men and women have made great sacrifices for our freedom and need to always be remembered. Thank you." - Corey

For this project Corey is creating portraits of our U.S. soldiers who have been killed in action and presenting them free of charge to their family members for their sacrifice. Please check out Corey's ."Fallen Heroes" tribute page for more information.

Corey On The Country Turnpike Radio Show

Be sure to tune in tomorrow night, Wednesday, July 15Th at 7 to 9PM Central on The Country Turnpike radio show with DJ Mike. Mike will be interviewing Corey about his up-coming appearance at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame on August 1st to present a portrait of the late Keith Whitley to the Hall of Fame. The Keith Whitley Association, founded and ran by Bonnie Cherrie Hill and Flo Whitley has commissioned The portrait of Whitley which will be part of Whitley's exhibit at the Hall of Fame.

The Country Turnpike radio show is broadcast every Wednesday at 8PM to 10PM Eastern (7PM to 9PM Central),and rebroadcast Saturday at 8AM on WHAY 98.3. You can hear it live online at www.hay98.com. Once on the home page, just click "Listen Live".

The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame will be hosting the event to honor the memory and music of Keith Whitley on Saturday, August 1, 2009, from 1 to 4 p.m. The event will also feature live musical performances from singer/songwriter Jannet Lee, rising country star Scott Hisey, and Lexington, Kentucky native Korey Blake Rose, 2009 Colgate Country Showdown finalist. The Whitley family will also be present.

Corey asked to Present a Portrait of Keith Whitley to The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame

The Keith Whitley Association, founded and ran by Bonnie Cherrie Hill and Flo Whitley has commissioned a portrait by Corey of the late Keith Whitley which will be presented to the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame in Renfro Valley, Kentucky as part of Whitley's exhibit. The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame will be hosting an event to honor the memory and music of Keith Whitley on Saturday, August 1, 2009, from 1 to 4 p.m. The event will also feature live musical performances from singer/songwriter Jannet Lee, rising country star Scott Hisey, and Lexington, Kentucky native Korey Blake Rose, 2009 Colgate Country Showdown finalist.

Whitley has been gone for 20 years, but the legacy of great traditional hardcore honky-tonk country music he left us certainly cannot be denied. Whitley's bluegrass and country music has captivated audiences and artists for four decades. Whitley began playing professionally at the age of fifteen with Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys, and later moved on as lead vocalist with J. D. Crowe & The New South. Whitley's roots were developed in bluegrass music. But his distinctive vocal style was the result of his intense study of classic country vocal stylists such as George Jones, Hank Williams, Jr., and Lefty Frizzell.

Whitley was best known for his Top 20 single “Miami, My Amy”and his three follow-up Top 10 singles, “Hard Livin’,” “Ten Feet Away,” and “Homecoming ‘63.” But it wasn’t until the release of his third RCA album “Don’t Close Your Eyes,” released in 1988, that Whitley became a country superstar. The album produced three Number 1 hits, the title cut, “When You Say Nothing At All,” and “I'm No Stranger To The Rain.” His posthumous release, 1989’s “I Wonder Do You Think of Me,” also featured 2 Number 1 singles, the title cut and “It Ain’t Nothin,” and the Top 10 hit “I’m Over You.”


"I am very honored to have been asked by the Keith Whitley Association to create a portrait of Keith and to be included in this event. I have been a fan of Whitley's for a long time and am excited to have a portrait that I have created be a part of the Keith Whitley exhibit." - Corey

The Frizzell and Whitley name's have been crossed paths many times before. Keith was a huge fan of Lefty Frizzell, cutting one of his songs titled, "I Never Go Around Mirrors" in which Corey's dad, Allen Frizzell, was asked by Keith to be a vocalist on.

Corey Asked to Create a Special Portriat

Corey was asked to create a special portrait of the late Bob Wilson, award winning Christian Country DJ and co-founder of AGAPE FEST. Bob Wilson passed away on Tuesday, October 7th.

The Agape Christian Country Gospel Music Festival Association began in 2000 and It's about to have its 4th Annual Award Ceremony which is were the portrait will be unveiled.

8 years ago, Glorya Wilson,a Christian Country Gospel Evangelist and Bob Wilson a Christian Country DJ founded the AGAPE FEST. (Name was given by James Marvel) They had a strong vision to unite those who loved and ministered in the Christian Country Gospel Music field. They felt by uniting and working together with artists from all over the world, they could form a bond and build a music industry that could truly spread God's message of salvation through the Country music that so many love. They knew that good Christian music can sometimes reach a soul when nothing else can. They had a vision to have a music ministry association with great integrity, high moral standards, and that would be open to everyone, not just an elite few. All these things have been accomplished along with many more over the last 8 years.

“Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell is interviewed by Germany's, premier country music journalist, Christian Lamitschka

“Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell is interviewed by Germany's premier country music journalist, Christian Lamitschka during the 2009 Fan Fair/ CMA Music Fest. Corey talks about his newly launched "Fallen Heroes" project, a Keith Whitley project in the works and creating art for Country Music Legends. Corey also shows some art pieces he is creating for his online store. There will be several size prints available of portraits created of Lefty Frizzell & Merle Haggard, Keith Whitley and many more. Check out Corey's website here.

For more information on Christian click here. Corey is also available for commissions to create portraits from your photos. For a quote email Corey at corey@coreyfrizzell.com

Corey Will Be Appearing on The Tulsa, Oklahoma TV Show, "Making It Happen"

Corey will be appearing on the Tulsa, Oklahoma TV show, "Making It Happen" on KWHB Channel 47 (Cable 7) and Dish Network, 9:00A.M. Wednesday August 26Th, 2009.

The Making It Happen Christian Television Talk Show has guest celebrities such as singers, songwriters, musicians, artists, comedians, preachers and authors, hosted by Victoria Lee.
Corey will be speaking about how God has blessed his life with different talents and made it possible to accomplish many incredible achievements. He will also be showing some of his portraits.

www.makingithappentv.com/

Corey Will Be Doing Interviews During 2009 CMA Music Festival

Corey has a lot of exciting new projects and appearances this summer. He will be doing interviews in Nashville during CMA Music Festival June 8Th.

Interviews will be published to the following magazines:

CountryHome, Germany's Premier Country Music Internet Magazine
Living Line Dance, #1 Print Magazine in Germany
The Line Dance Mag, Australian's #1 Line Dance Magazine
Moore Country, New Zealand’s International Country Music Magazine
Country Music Attitude, Country Music Magazine for France
Bullit Country, Country Music Magazine for the Netherlands

All interviews will be video taped and published to:

Country Home
Christian Lamitschka Myspace
Country Music Interviews Myspace
Country Home English Interviews Myspace
Country Home Myspace
Country Music Star Interviews Myspace
Country Music Interviews Myspace Groups
YouTube
MyVideo.De
ClipFish.De


Check back to see when the interviews go to print.

Corey is Honored To Add Master Sargent Edward Cole To His "Fallen Heroes" Project

Corey will be starting this week on the second portrait for his "Fallen Heroes" project. Air force Master Sargent, Edward Cole was killed Feb, 9th 1981 while proudly serving our country in Turkey. This portrait will be created and presented to Master Sargent Cole's family free of charge to honor his sacrifice and pay tribute to another fallen hero. For more information just click on the "Fallen Heroes" Banner.

Henry Paul (Blackhawk) & Corey Finish Chapter One of Children's Book

Corey met with the great Henry Paul, lead singer and founder of the chart topping groups, The Outlaws, The Henry Paul Band and Blackhawk to discuss final chapter one illustration changes for their children's book collaboration. Henry wrote a wonderful children's book called "Mr. Staubel's Dusty Cupcakes" and teamed up with Corey to bring his book to life with his illustrations. Check back often for updates on the progress of the book.

Corey Creates Ad & Has it Published in Power Source Magazine

Some poeple may not know that Corey is also a graphic designer and has designed an ad for his Dad's new single, "Man of His Word". It just so happens that the ad was published in the gospel magazine, Power Source at the same time "Man of His Word" hit number one on the top 100 Christian Country charts.

"It's pretty cool to see something you designed published in a magazine but it's even more cool when your Dad hits number one and the chart is just a few pages over from my ad." - Corey

Read Corey & Allen Frizzell's Interview on Bullit Country

The interview Corey and his Dad, Allen did during 2009 CRS week in Nashville for Europe's Bullit Country Magazine is now up and ready for viewing. Check it out here.

Read Articles About Corey & Children of The Corn on IMDB

You can now check out interviews and articles written about Corey and his experiences with the 1984 movie, Children of The Corn on the worlds largest movie database, IMDB. Check out Corey's IMDB profile here & any news releases about Corey here.

"Fallen Heroes" Project Covered By The Tennessean.Com

Check out the coverage of the first portrait presentation of LCPL Adam Bishop to his Mother, Birdie Bishop for Corey's "Fallen Heroes" project.

Check it out here.

If you know someone who was killed in action while serving in our military armed forces and would like to be a part of this project just contact Corey at corey@coreyfrizzell.com

Corey On Nashville's Channel 5 News for "Fallen Heroes" Project

Corey presents first portrait as part of his new "Fallen Heroes" project to Birdie Bishop in Dickson, TN. Check out the video here.

Corey Presents First Portrait For "Fallen Heroes" Project

Corey presented the portrait LCPL Adam Bishop to his mother, Birdie Bishop of Dickson, TN. This is the first portrait completed by Corey as part of his "Fallen Heroes" project. For this project Corey is creating portraits of our U.S. soldiers who have been killed during a time of conflict and prestenting them free of charge to their family members for their sacrafice. Please check out Corey's "Fallen Heroes" tribute page for more info. You can check out coverage of the portrait presentation on Channel 5 Nashville news at 6:00 PM April 22.

Allen Frizzell Scores New #1 Hit With "Man of His Word"

The Frizzell family will be celebrating the new #1 hit by Corey's Dad, Allen Frizzell, with a #1 party in Nashville on Thursday April 25th. Allen's latest single, "Man of His Word" is his first Country Gospel #1 and was written by Allen & his wife Gayle.

"I'm very excited for them, they have worked real hard the last couple of years with there ministry. Dad's last single reached #3 so I know they are very pleased with the success of this single. The cool thing about Dad's new hit is that our family has had a #1 hit in every decade since 1950 as writers starting with Dad's brother Lefty but this is the first hit as an artist for the family since the 80's. I am very proud of them." - Corey

You can check out Allen Frizzell's music at his website here.

"Fallen Heroes" Portrait Presentation April 22nd

Corey will be presenting the first completed portrait as part of his new "Fallen Heroes" project on Wednesday April 22nd. This first portrait is of LCPL Adam Bishop and will be presented to Adam's Mother, Birdie Bishop. Adam was a 23-year-old Marine who was on his third tour of duty when he was shot to death by hostile fire in Fallujah, Iraq, a city in the Iraqi province of Al Anbar, located roughly 43 miles west of Baghdad on the Euphrates River, where he was serving as a police sergeant at a base camp.

Corey has launched this new project to honor the memory of soldiers who have been killed during a time of war while serving in the United States Armed Forces. This project will give back to the families of these men and women for their sacrifice.

"It’s my view that whether you agree or not with our president or whether you agree or not with whatever war that our nation is involved in, there are men and women who are making sacrifices and defending our great nation who need our support. Not only are these soldiers making everyday sacrifices but so are their families. It’s because of the sacrifice that these brave soldiers are making on our behalf that we are able to live free and have so much opportunity. Sadly, some have made the ultimate sacrifice. We have soldiers dying that need to be remembered. They are part of the reason the Frizzell’s have been able to do what they do. The reason I am able to be who I am and do what I love to do.
This tribute page is in honor of our fallen soldiers and showcases the portraits I have created free of charge and presented to their families. I have made a commitment to create as many portraits as I can of the soldiers who have lost their lives, serving in the United States Armed Forces during a time of war and present them to their families free or charge. It’s what little I can do to give back and honor their memory. These men and women deserve to be remembered.” - Corey

If you have a loved one who has lost their life during a time of war while serving in the United States Armed Forces and would like him/her added to this tribute please email Corey for details at corey@coreyfrizzell.com

Become A Facebook Fan Of Visual Artist Corey Frizzell

Corey is now on Facebook. Become a fan of Visual Artist Corey Frizzell and get all the up to date news on Corey's projects. Only Corey's fans will receive special discounts for original art, prints and posters in his online store. Also be able to receive the occasional discount on the commission of a portrait of your own. Just click the banner and become a fan!

Check Corey Out In Kentucky's Daily Independent

Check out Corey's interview by Lee Ward, the Lifestyles Editor for the The Daily Independent online newspaper in Ashland Kentucky. The interview covers many of Corey's new projects.
Check it out here.

The Children of the Corn 25th Anniversary Portrait Series by Frizzell

Now Available at CoreyFrizzell.com in association
with ChildrenoftheCornMovie.com

For 25 years, audiences have traveled again and again to a small town in Nebraska to be terrified by the Children of the Corn. Now, Portrait Artist Corey Frizzell has painstakingly created original works of art based on certain characters and scenes from the movie. But Corey is no stranger to the town of Gatlin. As production started in 1983, Corey worked as a stand-in actor for Robby Kiger who played Job and also was cast as one of the "Children".

To celebrate the anniversary, Corey will be creating portraits of memorable scenes and characters all year long. Be sure to check back regularly to see if one of your favorite scenes or characters has been captured and reproduced by Corey as a work of art. To view the first portraits in the series, click the banner below or go to Corey's online store at artbyfrizzell.mybisi.com.



Children of the Corn : The 25th Anniversary Portrait Series
by Frizzell -
An original Child of the Corn...
"That's when Frizzell started drawing these pictures......"

Lefty Frizzell Portrait, Prints & Posters Now For Sale

Corey finishes his first portrait of Lefty for his new Frizzell Family Legacy Portrait Series. For years Corey has been a commission only artist but for the first time the general public will be able to purchase original art, prints and posters of his work.

Corey will continue to create portraits of his Uncle David, his Dad Allen, Frizzell & West and Lefty for his Frizzell Family legacy Portrait Series.

Check out Corey's new online store where you can purchase original art, prints and posters. Check it out here.

Check Out Corey & His Dad, Allen's Interview With Christian Lamitschka

During CRS this year, Corey and his Dad, Allen stoped in for a quick interview with Corey's friend from Germany, Christian Lamitschka. The myspace edition of the interview is now ready for viewing. Check it out here http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=162298842&blogId=477321394

Christian is a journalist for follow publications:

CountryHome Magazine (Germany) - Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LkNvdW50cnlIb21lLmRlLiving Line Dance (Germany) - Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmxpdmluZy1saW5lZGFuY2UuZGUvThe Line Dance Mag (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS90aGVsaW5lZGFuY2VtYWcvMoore Country Magazine (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS9tb29yZWNvdW50cnkvBulit Country (Netherlands), Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmJ1bGxpdGNvdW50cnkubmwvCountry Music Attiude (France), Print Magazine, http://www.%20countrymusicattitude.%20com/

Weekly Newsletter with more than 30,000 readers.

View Corey's Video Message To The Children Of The Corn Movie Fans

Corey was asked by the folks at childrenofthecornmovie.com to submit a short 25th anniversary video retrospective to the Children Of The Corn Movie fans. Check it out here.

Coming Soon - The Children of the Corn 25th Anniversary Portrait Series

In 1984, a movie was released that guaranteed we would never look at a cornfield the same way again. For the 25th anniversary of Children of the Corn, Portrait Artist Corey Frizzell is creating original works of art based on the movie. But Corey is no stranger to the town of Gatlin. As production started in 1983, Corey worked as a stand-in actor for Robby Kiger who played Job and also was cast as one of the "Children".

Now, 25 years later, Corey has painstakingly captured the images of some of the most iconic characters from the movie.

Coming Soon to CoreyFrizzell.com in association
with ChildrenoftheCornMovie.com

Children of the Corn : The 25th Anniversary Portrait Series by Frizzell -
An original Child of the Corn...
"That's when Frizzell started drawing these pictures......"

Corey & His Dad, Allen Frizzell At CRS In Nashville, TN

Corey and his dad took part in interviews for CRS week in Nashville, TN. One of their stops was with Corey's friend, Christian Lamitschka from Germany. After their interview Corey and his dad signed a guitar that will be auctioned off for Christian's HelpCharity. HelpCharity was brought into being by Christian Lamitschka, established with the idea supporting organizations caring about handicapped children. Stay tuned for the published interviews.

Christian is a journalist for follow publications:
CountryHome Magazine (Germany) - Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LkNvdW50cnlIb21lLmRl

Living Line Dance (Germany) - Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmxpdmluZy1saW5lZGFuY2UuZGUv

The Line Dance Mag (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS90aGVsaW5lZGFuY2VtYWcv

Moore Country Magazine (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS9tb29yZWNvdW50cnkv

Bulit Country (Netherlands), Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmJ1bGxpdGNvdW50cnkubmwv

Country Music Attiude (France), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmNvdW50cnltdXNpY2F0dGl0dWRlLmNvbS8= Weekly Newsletter with more than 30,000 readers.

Christian Lamitschka
An der Pfingstweide 28
61118 Bad Vilbel
Germany
E-Mail: Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de
E-Mail: Info@CountryMusic-Magazin.de

Corey Creates New Banner for His Friends At The Children Of The Corn Movie Myspace Page

Check out the animated banner Corey made for his friends over at the Children of The Corn website and myspace pages. If your interested in having your own banner or animated banner created by Corey, contact him for a quote. To check out the Children of Corn myspace click here. To view their website click here.

Read Corey's Interview with the Children of The Corn Website & Myspace page

For those who don't remember or just didn’t know back in 1983 when I was eight years old, I played and extra as one of the evil children and a stand-in double for the character, Job played by Robby kiger in the original major motion picture, Children of The Corn. I have been asked by John Sullivan to take part in an interview for his Children of the Corn website and myspace page about my experience with one of world's classic horror films. You can view my acting credits on IMDb Movie Database at the following link: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3251728/....
The interview is now finished and ready for viewing at the following link: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=277497991&blogId=473751671

Corey Will Be Doing Interviews At The 2009 CRS Week

Corey will be in downtown Nashville March 4th for CSR week doing interviews about upcoming projects. One of Corey's stops will be with his friend, Christian Lamitschka from Germany. Christian is one of the hardest working journalists out there. Stay tuned for the published interviews.
Christian is a journalist for follow publications:CountryHome Magazine (Germany) - Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LkNvdW50cnlIb21lLmRlLiving Line Dance (Germany) - Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmxpdmluZy1saW5lZGFuY2UuZGUvThe Line Dance Mag (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS90aGVsaW5lZGFuY2VtYWcvMoore Country Magazine (Australia), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmZyZWV3ZWJzLmNvbS9tb29yZWNvdW50cnkvBulit Country (Netherlands), Online Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmJ1bGxpdGNvdW50cnkubmwvCountry Music Attiude (France), Print Magazine, http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmNvdW50cnltdXNpY2F0dGl0dWRlLmNvbS8=Weekly Newsletter with more than 30,000 readers. Christian LamitschkaAn der Pfingstweide 2861118 Bad Germany E-Mail: Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.deE-Mail: Info@CountryMusic-Magazin.de

Corey Asked To Be Interviewed For The Children of The Corn Website

 

 

 

Corey was asked by John Sullivan, webmaster for the Children of The Corn movie website and myspace page to be included in his interview series. John maintains a great site and has already interviewed fan favorites like Courtney Gains "Malachai", John Philbin "Amos" and Jonas Marlowe "Joseph". For those that don't know in 1983, at eight years old, Corey spent a year on location in Sioux City, IA for the filming of the original Children of The Corn Movie. Corey was an Extra as on of the Evil children from the town of Gatlin. Additionally, Corey played a Stand-In Double for the character "Job" played by actor Robby Kiger. As a Stand-In Corey would be used to film scenes as "Job" that did not involve seeing his face too clearly or speaking parts while Robby filmed other parts for "Job" at the same time elsewhere.
"The 25th anniversary of the movie is coming soon. It will be interesting what anyone associated with the film will be doing for it. I'm sure John has some pretty cool things planned. I am honored that John has asked for an interview and look forward to it." - Corey
Check back for an update on Corey's finished interview and when it will be published.
Check out Corey's acting credits on IMBD's Movie Database website here.

Corey Is Back on Myspace

Corey is back on Myspace. It's been about three years but he's back. Check out Corey's new page here and add yourself as a friend. It's a great way to connect with Corey, he reads and answers all his own mail.

Corey & Henry Paul (Blackhawk) Meet to Discuss Children's Book Project

Corey and Henry Paul got together at Henry's place to go over the progress of the illustrations that Corey is creating for a children's book that Henry has written. A few more changes have been made but we're getting close to having the first chapter finished.

New Website Launched!

"Welcome to the all new www.coreyfrizzell.com. For some of you that don't know, I design & maintain this website. I have worked very hard on the new design. I also have a lot of new projects in the works to check out. There's a lot of it still under construction so check back regularly to see what's new. Please feel free to head over to the comments page and tell me what you think. Thanks for stopping by." - Corey

Corey Creates Graphic Design for Little Brothers Boxing T-Shirts

Younger brother Cagney Frizzell is training real hard with Corey to be a fighter. Corey not only wants him to be a well rounded boxer, but also wants him to go to the fights in style. Corey has designed Cagney's first Boxing Graphic he can use for t-shirts, hats, posters, ect...

LCPL Adam Bishop Chosen for Fallen Heroes Project

Corey met with Birdie Bishop of Dickson, TN and was honored to have her son LCPL Adam Bishop as the first soldier added to Corey's Fallen Heroes tribute page.
Adam was a 23-year-old Marine who was on his third tour of duty when he was shot to death by hostile fire in Fallujah, Iraq, a city in the Iraqi province of Al Anbar, located roughly 43 miles west of Baghdad on the Euphrates River, where he was serving as a police sergeant at a base camp.
"He was behind a desk working on the base when he was hit," said his mother, Birdie Bishop, adding that her son was formerly a scout sniper. "This was his third time over there and we thought he was safe because he wasn't out patrolling anymore."Corey will start immediately on a portrait of Adam that will be on display on his Fallen Heroes tribute page and presented to Adam's mother, Birdie.

Corey Launches New "Fallen Heroes" Project

Corey has launched a new project to honor the memory of soldiers who have been killed during a time of war while serving in the United States Armed Forces and give back to the families of these men and women for their sacrifice. Corey will have a page on this website called "Fallen Heroes" in tribute to these
“It’s my view that whether you agree or not with our president or whether you agree or not with whatever war that our nation is involved in, there are men and women who are making sacrifices and defending our great nation who need our support. Not only are these soldiers making everyday sacrifices but so are their families. It’s because of the sacrifice that these brave soldiers are making on our behalf that we are able to live free and have so much opportunity. Sadly, some have made the ultimate sacrifice. We have soldiers dying that need to be remembered. They are part of the reason the Frizzell’s have been able to do what they do. The reason I am able to be who I am and do what I love to do.This tribute page is in honor of our fallen soldiers and showcases the portraits I have created free of charge and presented to their families. I have made a commitment to create as many portraits as I can of the soldiers who have lost their lives, serving in the United States Armed Forces during a time of war and present them to their families free or charge. It’s what little I can do to give back and honor their memory. These men and women deserve to be remembered.” - Corey

Corey Celebrates Birth Of Daughter!

The Frizzell family celebrated the birth of Corey's new daughter Lyric Alana Frizzell. Baby Lyric weighed 8 lbs 15oz and was 20 inches long. Proud papa Corey chose her first name in honor of his family heritage and her mommy chose her middle name after Corey's dad, Country Gospel great, Allen Frizzell.

Cagney Frizzell Wants To Be A Boxer?

Corey's younger brother, Cagney has decided he would like to follow in Corey's footsteps and become a boxer. Cagney travels full time with their dad, Gospel artist Allen Frizzell, playing mandolin and singing harmony for the lord. You can check their website out at www.allenfrizzell.com. When Cagney's off the road he will be in training with Corey and should be ready for his first fight by winter of 2009. Maybe Cagney can will a Golden Gloves championship like his brother. Will See! Keep checking back for updates.

Corey's Portrait Used For The 2007 Dottie West Fest T-Shirts

The McMinnville Chamber of Commerce sent Corey t-shirts from the 2007 Dottie West Fest bearing the image of Country Artist Dottie West that he created for the Country Music Hall of Fame campaign and Birthday Tribute held in 2006.
"It was really cool to see a piece of art that I have created on t-shirts. They did a really great job and I am humbled". - Corey

Corey's Portrait Used For Program Cover of 2007 Dottie West Fest

Corey was honored to have the image from a portrait of Country Artist Dottie West that he created used by the McMinnville Chamber of Commerce for their 2007 Dottie West Fest program.

Fight Night!

After 3 months of training Corey is ready for his first fight in five years. Corey fought a talented young Golden Gloves champion from AL just turning pro. The fight was held at the National Guard Armory, Columbia, Tennessee. Also on the card was Corey's training partner, World ranked boxer, James "Spider" Webb. Five years of retirement and 30lbs of weight loss in 3 months were just too much. Corey would lose a 4 round split decision.
"I had a great time just being back in the ring again.”I just wanted to compete". "No one got hurt and everyone had a good time." - Corey

Corey Signs Pre Fight Autographs

Corey and some of the boxers including Corey's training partner, James "Spider" Webb were on hand at the Columbia, TN mall to take pictures and sign pre fight Autographs. Corey's first fight in 5 years will be in just under a week at the National Guard Armory in Columbia, Tennessee. Corey's opponent is still to be announced.
"Sometimes in the sport of boxing, unless it's a title match, you don't know who you’re fighting until you show up for the fight. I guess that's what keeps you on your toes. See ya there". - Corey

Fight Set For Sept 14, 2007

Corey has worked out the details with boxing promoter Tim Gibbson to fight a professional bout on Friday, Sept 14th at the National Guard Armory in Columbia, TN. There will be several fights on the card but Corey will share a 3-way main event with his former teammates, World ranked boxers James "Spider" Webb & Sammy "Silk" Sparkman. Tim will be searching for an opponent for Corey and will announce his decision after his search.
"I'm excited to just get back into training. I have about 30 or so pounds I need to loose in order to be at the right weight. It's going to be a lot of work but I'm up for it." - Corey

Corey was a guest at Billy Yates' 2007 "Countriest of the Country" Fan Fair concert in Nashville, TN and was able to present to Billy his portrait cre

After a very busy year Corey was finally able to meet with Country Artist ken Mellons to present him with his portrait that was on display for six weeks during Corey's 2006 art exhibition called "Roots". Ken performer of the hit song "Jukebox Junkie", chose a photo of him and his son Kade as a reference for the portrait. Along with Ken, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Billy Yates Receives his Portrait

Corey was a guest at Billy Yates' 2007 "Countriest of the Country" Fan Fair concert in Nashville, TN and was able to present to Billy his portrait created for Corey's 2006 art exhibition "Roots". Billy is a great Country Artist and writer penning such hits as George Jones' "I don't need your rocking chair" and "Choices" and Brad Paisley's hit "Alcohol". Along with Billy, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Corey Comes Out Of Retirement For Pro Fight.

Although Corey has spent the last 5 years retired as a fighter from the sport of boxing he has taken part in many training camps as a sparring partner for ex-teammates including World ranked boxer James "Spider" Webb.
"I have recently been back in the gym working with some of the guys and have decided that I miss being able to compete as a fighter and would like to get into shape to see if I still got it. Believe it or not at my last fight I weighed 119lbs. I am about 160 or 165lbs now and out of shape. I don't see my self ever getting that low again but could possibly get down to about 135 or 140lbs. I will be starting to train a little more serious this week and be trying to talk to my trainer "Doc" about an upcoming match. I guess we will see what happens." - Corey

Corey Has Cameo in His Dad's Video

Corey's dad, Country Gospel great, Allen Frizzell shot a new video for his song "I'm Living For Jesus" off his new CD "I'm Just a Nobody." Corey plays his dad Allen as a young man who gets saved, is baptized and starts to play music for the lord. Filming for the video took place in Pigeon Forge, TN, Nashville, TN and surrounding area.
"I play my dad getting baptized in this video. The scene takes place in an old country church outside of Nashville. I just remember being submerged in the baptismal for the scene and it had not been heated at all. That was the coldest water I have ever been in, I could barely hold my breath. I don't know how people got baptized in creeks during winter in years past. Even though the water was cold, it was a lot of fun. The next scene is where I play dad as a young man singing for the lord. It was interesting standing up there with a guitar imagining how dad would do it and trying to pull it off with him standing there. We all had a good time." - Corey
The video was filmed and produced by Corey's friend, Ed Vinson.

Corey Creates Graphic Design for DVD

Check out the new graphic design Corey created for the DVD jacket of Shelly Rann's first video "Chains". Along with Henry Paul form Blackhawk and Uncle David Frizzell Corey has a cameo in the video.

Corey Has Cameo In Shelly Rann's Video

Corey plays a cheating boyfriend in Country Artist Shelly Rann's new video produced by Corey's friend Ed Vinson, for her original song "Chains". The video was shot all over the Nashville, TN area at locations like Natchez Trace, downtown Nashville and the famed Texas Troubadour Theater. Corey's uncle David Frizzell and the great Henry Paul from the groups Blackhawk & The Outlaws also had Cameos. Corey shot two scenes, one in the world famous Printers Alley and the other at Corey's home. In his first scene, Shelly and Henry Paul just get done with a gig and walk out into the alley where Shelly catches Corey flirting with a girl played by Jill Carlson who happens to be the spokes person for The American Red Cross. Corey's second scene was filmed at his home where Shelly and him have a fight before she leaves in her nova. Uncle David plays Shelly's dad, and at the end of the video he picks her up from the side of the road after her nova breaks down.
"I had a good time working with my friend Ed Vinson and shooting this video. I had some acting experience in the past where I played a stand in and an extra in the movie "Children Of The Corn" when I was about 8 but this was totally different. It was great to be a part of such a talented artists video." - Corey

Corey Designs A CD Cover & Co-Writes Title Track For Christmas Album

Corey designed the graphics for Country Artist Shelly Rann's new Christmas album and revamped the design of her last album "Acoustic Heart". Shelly's new Christmas CD is special to both Shelly and Corey since it was a joint project. Not only did Corey handle the art direction but also co wrote with Shelly the only original song and the title cut called "In a place called perfect". Shelly also sings six other classic Christmas standards with the emotional performances she's known for.

Corey's Dad Allen Receives His Portrait

After a very busy year Corey was finally able to present the portrait he created of his dad, Allen Frizzell to him. This portrait was part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots", held at The Renaissance Center, just outside of Nashville, TN. Along with his dad, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David . Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Corey On 98.1 The Bull

Corey co-hosted the #1 Country Radio show in Kentucky, 98.1 The Bull with radio personality John McNece. John McNece is also an aspiring music artist, you can check out his material on Myspace here. Corey talked about the busy year he's had and his new children's book partnership with Henry Paul from Blackhawk.

Corey In Dottie West Fan Club News Letter

Paul Potter from England, web master of the Dottie West Fan Club web site, published the first issue of his official Fan Club Newsletter. The Newsletter has photos and an article from the Dottie West Birthday tribute that Corey was commissioned to create a portrait for.

Joe Nichols & Corey Pay Tribute To Gene Watson At The Grand Ole' Opry

Sean Brady, webmaster for the Gene Watson tribute site sent a link to a page devoted to a get together Corey and country artist Joe Nichols had with Gene Watson at the Opry. Check this new page out here http://www.gene-watson.com/simpleviewer/gallery_opry_tue10oct2006/index.html

Back Out To George Jones' House

Corey was back out to the legendary George Jones house to drop off the 4th portrait Corey has created for George. Corey created the first portrait of George for their big house in Franklin, TN. This second portrait of George was commissioned for their lake house.

Corey In McMinnville, TN's Southern Standard Newspaper

Charles Johnson of McMinnville's Southern Standard newspaper wrote a follow up story on the unveiling of the Dottie West portrait Corey created for the Country Music Hall of Fame campaign and Birthday Tribute.

Shelly Rann & Corey On 650 WSM

Corey and country artist Shelly Rann were guests on the legendary 650 WSM Radio station, home of the Grand Ole Opry. Corey answered questions about up and coming events in his career including his book deal with Henry Paul from Blackhawk. Shelly played live and spoke about her production deal she's involved in and her new up and coming Christmas CD on Malcolm West's Sunday racing show.

Uncle David Frizzell Receives His Portrait

Corey headed over to his uncle David Frizzell's house to present the portrait created for David which was part of his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in this show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken Mellon's, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Corey In McMinnville, TN's Southern Standard Newspaper

Charles Johnson of McMinnville's Southern Standard newspaper wrote a story on the unveiling of the Dottie West portrait Corey created for the Country Music Hall of Fame campaign and Birthday Tribute.

Corey Invited To Dottie West Birthday Tribute In McMinnville, TN

Corey traveled to McMinnville, TN for the Dottie West birthday tribute and Country Music Hall of Fame campaign. Corey unveiled the portrait of Dottie created for the event and spoke to the people that gathered about Dottie and the young man from England, Paul Potter, who was the driving force of this tribute and the Hall of Fame campaign. Several of Dottie's family and friends were at the event.

Corey Receives Thank You Letter From Dottie West Fan Club President

Corey receives a thank you letter from Paul Potter the President of the Dottie West Fan Club. Paul commissioned a portrait of Country Artist Dottie West for the Country Music Hall of Fame campaign and Birthday Tribute.

Gene Watson Receives His Portrait

Corey visited with Gene Watson at the Grand Ole Opry Saturday night. Corey presented to Gene the portrait he created of him for his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". He mingled with Gene, Little Jimmy Dickens and Joe Nichols before Gene went on stage. Along with Gene, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Dottie West Portrait Finished!

Corey finished the portrait of Dottie West commissioned by Paul Potter of England. This portrait will be a part of the Dottie West Birthday Tribute and Country Music Hall of Fame campaign in McMinnville, TN. It will stay permanently for viewing at the McMinnville, TN Chamber of Commerce.

Henry Paul & Corey Team Up For Book

Corey was over to Henry Paul's house for dinner. Henry and Corey have been speaking for several months and have now made it official. They have partnered up, Corey will be illustrating a children's book that Henry has written. This project will take place over the next year, both are very busy, Corey with his art projects and Henry who is the lead singer for the group Blackhawk has a new album and is touring. Stay tuned for updates!

Englishman Commissions Portrait of Dottie West

A young man by the name of Paul Potter, a huge Dottie West fan, commissioned Corey to create a portrait of Dottie for a tribute that he will be organizing along with a campaign to get Dottie inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. The event is set to take place on her birthday October 11, 2006 in McMinnville; TN. Paul commissioned the portrait all the way from England where he runs a tribute website to Dottie West.

Joe Diffie Receives His Portrait

Corey was invited to the home of country artist Joe Diffie to present his portrait he created of Joe for his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Joe, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

George & Nancy Jones Commission 3rd Portrait

Corey was invited back to country music legend George Jones house to drop off the latest portrait George and Nancy commissioned of their grandson. While at the house George and Nancy commissioned a third portrait. This one will also be of George and is for their lake house.

Corey Honored to be Asked to Submit a Quote About Gene Watson to His Fan Site.

Corey was asked by Sean Brady, Web Master for a Gene Watson tribute site, to summit a quote about the legendary Gene Watson. "I was honored to summit a quote about Gene and my experience of having him as part of my first solo art exhibition called "Roots". You can check Corey's quote out at http://www.gene-watson.com/, just click on the Gene's Peers 2006 section and look for Corey Frizzell.

Whitey Shafer Receives His Portrait

Corey was back out to the great country writer and artist Whitey Shafer's home to present his portrait he created of Whitey for his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Whitey Shafer is the writer of hit songs such as "All My Ex's Live In Texas", "Does Fort worth Ever Cross Your Mind", "Lefty's Gone" and co writer with Corey's uncle Lefty songs like "I Never Go Around Mirrors" and "That's The Way Love Goes". Along with Whitey, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Willie Nelson Receives His Portrait

Corey was a guest of country music legend Willie Nelson and family at Star wood just outside of Nashville while Willie performed, opening for John Fogerty. Corey met with Willie to present him with his portrait he created of Willie for his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Willie, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Traditional Country Music Hall Of Fame Publishes Write Up On "Roots" Show

Bob Timmers from the Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame was present at Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots" held at The Renaissance Center, in Dickson, TN and has now published an article on their website news page.
To view the article click here.

"Roots" Show Portrait Of Lefty Is Sold

The key art piece from Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots" sells! Corey's portrait of his uncle Lefty Frizzell is sold to Brandon Arriola from Texas. Brandon is a singer himself but most of all is a huge Lefty fan and credits Lefty as his biggest influence. This portrait was what the Roots show was all about. It was used to publicize the show and appeared in countless Internet articles, magazines including Country Weekly and TV. It is a very important piece representing Corey's musical heritage. Along with Lefty, Corey paid tribute to his uncle David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.
"Thanks Brandon, I hope you get years of enjoyment". - Corey

Mark Chesnutt Receives His Portrait

Corey met with country artist Mark Chesnutt to deliver Mark's portrait from his first solo art exhibition called "Root". Mark was in Nashville for one night to do some recording for his new album. Along with Mark, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

George Jones Receives His Portrait Commissions 2nd Portrait

Corey heads back to country music legend George Jones' house to deliver the portrait he created of George for his first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with George, Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen in his show. Other country artists included in the show were Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few. While at the house Nancy commissioned a portrait of their grandson.

Corey In Billy Yates Countriest Of The Country Fan Fair Concert

Corey was honored to be asked to exhibit four custom portraits at Billy Yates "Countriest of the Country" Fan Club party concert which was part of Fan Fair 2006. These portraits included an early and a late Lefty Frizzell, Keith Whitley and Billy Yates. Corey Created the Lefty portraits from personal family photos. The Keith Whitley portrait was created from a personal photo Keith gave to Corey's dad, Allen, when they worked on the "Don't Close Your Eyes" album together and Billy picked out his own photo. Artists such as Billy Yates, Allen Frizzell, David Frizzell, Ken Mellons, Kevin Denny, Jimmy Fortune, Shelly Rann and David Kroll performed.

Traditional Country Music Hall Of Fame At "Roots" Show

Bob Timmers from the Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame was present at Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots" held at The Renaissance Center, in Dickson, TN. Corey paid tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell in his show. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.
You can check out their coverage here.

"Roots" Show Finnally Here

The Renaissance Centerin Dickson, TN held a reception for Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Corey paid tribute to his musical heritage in portraiture. Corey created portraits from personal family photos of his uncles, country music legends Lefty and David Frizzelland his dad, country gospel great Allen Frizzell. Also included in the show are portraits of George Jones, Craig Morgan, Mark Chesnutt, Billy Yates, Ken Mellons, Brad Paisley, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson, Whitey Shafer, Joe Diffie and Gene Watson. Corey met with each country artist to decide which photo he would be using to create their portraits from. The only portrait that will be for sale from the show will be the portrait of Lefty; all other portraits on display belong to the other artists included in the show. The show will run from June 2nd through July 15th. There was a good turn out for the reception, the show also included live music, and different artists got up and performed their own music including Corey's family.

Corey In Music City News Magazine

Check out the coverage of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots" in Music City News Magazine.

To view the article, click here.

Corey & Dad, Allen On 650 WSM

Corey and his dad, country gospel great Allen Frizzell, were guests on the popular Opry radio station WSM 650 AM with hosts Bill Cody and Jennifer Herron. Corey was there to promote his up and coming shows at The Renaissance Center and with Billy Yates. Allen was there to promote both shows and his future Country Gospel album due out in July.

Corey In The Westview Newspaper

The Westview newspaper has published an article about Corey's up and coming art show called "Roots" which will be held at The Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN.

Corey Films 2nd Interview For Comcast Subscribers

Corey is back in The Renaissance Center studio with Laura Ross to film the "Renaissance Review" a TV interview program for Comcast Cable subscribers. Corey was on hand to talk about his first solo art exhibition called "Roots" in which he will pay tribute to his family heritage in portraiture. Corey is creating portraits from personal family photos of his uncles, country music legends Lefty and David Frizzell and his dad, country gospel great Allen Frizzell. Also included in the show will be portraits of George Jones, Craig Morgan, Mark Chesnutt, Billy Yates, Ken Mellons, Brad Paisley, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson, Whitey Shafer, Joe Diffie and Gene Watson. Corey is meeting with each country artist to decide which photos they want Corey to create their portraits from. All the portraits will be on display for six weeks then go to the respective artists.

"Roots" Show Covered In Dickson Herald

The Dickson Herald newspaper has published an article about Corey's up and coming art show called "Roots".

Corey Interviewed By About.Com

Corey is interviewed by Jan Duke from the online magazine about.com. . Jan talked to Corey about his up and coming solo art show "Roots" which will be held at The Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN.
To view this article, just click here!

Corey In Country Home Magazine

Corey's interview with the #1 Country Music magazine in Germany "Country Home" has just been published. Corey was interviewed by Christian Lamitschka for his up and coming solo art exhibition called "Roots". Corey will be paying tribute to his musical heritage in portraiture.
To view the article, click here!

Ken Mellon's & Corey On XRadio

Corey and the "Jukebox Junkie", Ken Mellons are guests on the XRadio Internet radio show together to promote Corey's first art exhibition called "Roots" and Billy Yates "Countriest of the Country" Fan Fair Concert which both Ken and Corey will be a part of.

Corey Films Interview For Comcast Subscribers

If you subscribe to Comcast Cable than be looking for a 30 min interview only available to Comcast customers that Corey filmed in conjunction with The Renaissance Center. Corey and another artist, Kim Canfield were interviewed by Curtis Sutherland for the "In The Gallery" TV program. Corey and Kim Canfield Barrick both have up and coming shows at The Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN.

Corey In Renaissance Center Review

Corey is spotlighted in The Renaissance Center Review for his up and coming first solo art exhibition called "Roots".

Corey & Shelly Rann On 650 WSM

Country Artist Shelly Rann and Corey were guests on the legendary 650 WSM Radio station, home of the Grand Ole Opry. Both shelly and Corey answered questions about up and coming events in each other's career during Malcolm West's Sunday night racing show.

Shelly Rann & Corey On XRadio

Corey was back in the XRadio studio, this time as special guest of country artist Shelly Rann. Shelly performed her original songs live and helped to promote Corey's first solo art show, "Roots".

Corey Invited To Be Master Of Ceremonies At the Nashville Speedway

Corey was asked by Malcolm West to be the Master of Ceremonies Sunday night for the races at the Nashville Speedway.
"They carried me down to the track and had me get up on a stage, take the mike and yell 'ladies and gentlemen, start your engines'. I couldn't’t believe how loud those engines were. I was glad to get back up to the control booth for my interview. It was pretty cool". - Corey After Corey's ceremonies duties were complete him did an interview with Malcolm for his Sunday night racing show of 650 WSM.

Billy Yates & Corey On XRadio

Corey teams up with Country Artist Billy Yates and is once again a special guest on the Internet based radio show XRadio with Klassy Karen. Billy and Corey promote both up coming shows, Corey's art exhibition "Roots" and Billy Yates "Countriest of the Country" Fan Fair Concert which Corey will also exhibit during. Billy sings his original songs "I don't need your rocking chair", "Infinite Love", "Choices", and "To Country", live.

Corey To Be Part OF Billy Yates Fan Fair Concert

Corey to be part of Billy Yates "Countriest of the Country Fan Club Party" concert during the CMA Music Festival, June 7th. Corey will create several custom portraits of legendary traditional country stars and have them on display at the show.
"I am totally flattered that Billy has asked me to be a part of his show" - Corey.
Mark your calendars and order your tickets today for Billy's June 7th fan club party at the Ernest Tubb Texas Troubadour Theater in Nashville, Tennessee. Billy will perform with his great band, LONG NECK JONES and host the evening chocked full of super guest artists including MICHAEL PETERSON ("Drink, Swear, Steal and Lie", "From Here To Eternity"), TAMMY COCHRAN ("Life Happened", "Angels In Waiting"), KEN MELLONS ("Jukebox Junkie", "I Can Bring Her Back"), KEVIN DENNEY ("That's Just Jesse", "Cadillac Tears"), DAVID FRIZZELL ("You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma", "I'm Gonna Hire A Wino"), ALLEN FRIZZELL (Youngest brother of Lefty and David, amazing singer and hit songwriter), JIMMY FORTUNE (formerly with Statler Brothers, vocalist/writer on "Elizabeth", "My Only Love" and more), MARK McGUINN ("Mrs. Steven Rudy) and RICKY LYNN GREGG ("If I Had A Cheatin' Heart, "Alright, Already"). You'll also see performances by International superstar, RUUD HERMANS and Nashville newcomer, DAVID KROLL plus an amazing art show featuring the incredible portraits of COREY FRIZZELL (son of Allen Frizzell and nephew of David and Lefty Frizzell). There will be no other show during the CMA Music Festival that will compare, so tell your friends and order your tickets today by sending a check or money order for $20.00 per ticket, made payable to BILLY YATES to: Billy Yates International Fan Club P.O. Box 864 White House, Tennessee 37188 The show will start at 6:00 PM and doors will open at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, June 7th. All tickets ordered after June 1st will be held at WILL CALL and can be picked up prior to the show at the Texas Troubadour Theater. All profits from this concert will be donated to CHRISTMAS for the CHILDREN in White House, Tennessee, an organization that raises money throughout the year to take underprivileged children in the area Christmas shopping.

Brad Paisley Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Brad Paisley adds his name to the growing list of great Country Artists included in Corey's first art show. Corey met with Brad to decide what photo Brad wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Brad, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt, Gene Watson, Willie Nelson, Whitey Shafer, Billy Yates, Alan Jackson. & George Jones. Check back for updates.

Corey & Dad, Allen ON XRadio

Corey and his dad Allen Frizzell are guests on the Internet radio show XRadio,with on air personality Klassy Karen. While on the show Corey and his dad took phone calls and promoted Corey's up and coming solo art exhibition called "Roots". Corey's dad sang a couple of songs live from his new Country Gospel Album "I'm Just A Nobody", which will release in the summer of 2006.

Corey On XRadio

Corey co-hosts the Internet radio show XRadio, with on air personality Klassy Karen. While on the show Corey took phone calls, promoted his up and coming solo art exhibition called "Roots" and played songs on air of his uncles David and Lefty and his dad Allen Frizzell.

George Jones Joins "Roots" Show

The Legendary Country Star George Jones invites Corey into his home to decide what photo George wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with George, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt, Gene Watson, Willie Nelson, Whitey Shafer, Billy Yates & Alan Jackson.. Check back for updates.

Corey In Country Weekly Magazine

Corey appears for the 2nd time in the #1 country music magazine in the world, Country Weekly Magazine, in the June 19th 2006 issue. Larry Holden added a write up on Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". This show will is a tribute to Corey's musical heritage and displays portraits of artists such as his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other country artists included in the show were George Jones, Randy Travis, Willie Nelson, Ken mellons, and Brad Paisley to name a few.

Corey In Country Weekly Magazine

Corey appeared in the #1 country music magazine in the world; Country Weekly. Larry Holden added a write up on the up and coming "countriest of the Country" Fan Club concert put on by Billy Yates. Corey was asked to by Billy to be part of the show.

Billy Yates Joins "Roots" Show

Country Artist Billy Yates (Writer of such hits as "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair" and "Choices" for George Jones and "Alcohol" for Brad Paisley) invites Corey to County Q Studios to meet and decide what photo Billy wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Billy, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt, Gene Watson, Willie Nelson, Whitey Shafer & Alan Jackson. Check back for updates.

Alan Jackson Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Alan Jackson adds his name to the list of great Country Artists included in Corey's first art show. Corey met with Alan to decide what photo Alan wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Alan, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt, Gene Watson, Willie Nelson & Whitey Shafer. Check back for updates.

Connie Nelson Calls Corey

Connie Nelson calls Corey to confirm Willie Nelson's decision to join Corey's first art show. Corey will see Willie in March to decide what photo Willie wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Willie, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt, Gene Watson & Whitey Shafer. Check back for updates.

Whitey Shafer Joins "Roots" Show

Corey invited to the home of one of the greatest Country writers of all time, Whitey Shafer. Whitey has written hits like "All My Ex's Live in Texas", "Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind", "Birmingham Turn Around" and "I Never Go Around Mirrors" and "That's the Way Love Goes" with Lefty Frizzell. Whitey accepts Corey's invitation to be featured in his first art show. Whiteys portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Whitey, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, Mark Chesnutt & Gene Watson. Check back for updates.

Country Home Magazine Interviews Corey

Christian Lamitschka interviews Corey at Steel Guitar Nashville for the #1 Country Music Magazine in Germany, Country Home. Article release to come, check back for updates!

Gene Watson Joins "Roots" Show

The great Gene Watson adds his name to the list of great Country Artists included in Corey's first art show. Corey met with his Gene to decide what photo Gene wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Gene, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Ken Mellons, & Mark Chesnutt. Check back for updates.

Randy Travis Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Randy Travis decides to be a part of Corey's first art show. Due to Randy's busy schedule he sent a photo he wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Randy, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan, Mark Chesnutt & ken mellons. Check back for updates.

Ken Mellons Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Ken Mellons decides to be a part of Corey's first art show. Corey met with his friend Ken to decide what photo Ken wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Ken, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan & Mark Chesnutt. Check back for updates.

Mark Chesnutt Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Mark Chesnutt decides to be a part of Corey's first art show. Corey met with Mark to decide what photo Mark wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Roots". Along with Mark, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Other artists scheduled at this time to be a part of the show will be Craig Morgan. Check back for updates.

Craig Morgan Joins "Roots" Show

Country Star Craig Morgan decides to be a part of Corey's first art show. Corey met with his friend Craig Morgan to decide what photo Craig wants to be used as the reference for his portrait. This portrait will be part of Corey's first solo art exhibition called "Root". Along with Craig, Corey will be paying tribute to his uncles Lefty and David and his dad Allen Frizzell. Check back for updates.

"Roots" Show June 2nd - July 15th

Corey's first solo art show is now set for June 2nd through July 15th, 2006 at The Renaissance Center, located just outside of Nashville, TN! The show will have a music theme and will be called "Roots". It will be a tribute show in honor of Corey's musical heritage. Included will be approximately 20 portraits of country music recording artists including members of Corey's family. Corey will be meeting with each artist in the coming months. They will choose a photo that the portraits will be created from.

Corey's First Solo Art Exhibition

Corey has decided to put on an art exhibition and is honored to be a show at The Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN. This is not only Corey's first art show but also his first solo art show. Corey will meet with family to discuss possible music theme for show. Date to be determined.

The Herald Covers Portrait Presentation

Dickson TN's, Daily Herald newspaper covered the portrait presentation that Corey made at the Columbia's Boxing Club for World Ranked Boxer, James "Spider" Webb.

The Daily Herald Covers Portrait Presentation

Columbia TN's, The Daily Herald newspaper covered the portrait presentation that Corey made at the Columbia's Boxing Club for World Ranked Boxer, James "Spider" Webb.

Corey Creates Portrait For World Ranked Boxer

Corey creates portrait for World Ranked Boxer, James “Spider” Webb and presents it at Columbia Boxing Club. James & Corey were training partners during Corey's boxing days. James was a 3-time World Armed Forces Champion, placed third in the 2000 Olympic Trials, earning a place as an alternate on the team and is now ranked in the top ten fighters in the world at welterweight. He is also signed with Don King and is working his way to a championship fight.

Corey Receives Letter From Brad Wilson

Corey was flattered to receive a letter from Hollywood Movie Producer, Brad Wilson in regards to the portrait of his uncle Lefty that he created for Brad. Brad has worked on movies like "Falling Down", "Tender Mercies", "Days of Thunder" and the "Lonesome Dove" TV series. Brad is currently working to bring Corey's Uncle Lefty to the big screen.

Corey Creates Portrait For Hollywood Producer

Corey creates portrait of his uncle Lefty, for Hollywood Movie Producer, Brad Wilson. Brad is a highly respected producer with movies such as "Falling Down", "Tender Mercies" and "Days of Thunder" to his credit. He is currently working hard to bring the story of Lefty's life to the silver screen.