Former bassist for the Pills (www.pillsrock.com), Corin (it's actually me writing this but it seems more professional to refer to myself in the 3rd person, right?) released his first solo album- an acoustic mix of George Harrison and Neil Finn- influenced songs- to much critical acclaim (that's what they always put when you don't actually sell a lot of CDs). He has toured with, opened for and/or collaborated with Martin Carr (Boo Radleys), Ed Ball (The Times, TV Personalities), Ken Stringfellow, Al Kooper, Robyn Hitchcock, Supergrass, Fred (greatest drummer ever- plays with the Wallflowers, Tears For Fears, etc.), The Libertines, B-52s, Edwin McCain, Jimmy Cliff, Ian Hunter, Mose Allison, Sloan, Richie Kotzen, Richard Hawley) and he once wrote a song with T- Bone Burnett, which T Bone does not remember at all. He also writes a regular review column for the Big Takeover and has been feature don NPR as a "Pop music expert". He knows a lot about the Beatles and is an avid ukulele enthusiast. Corin lives in Boston with his wife and wonderful, fab-tastic son Harrison.
