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Corey Brannon from Memphis, Tennessee. Together we take an in-depth look into the

writing, recording,

inspiration behind the song, The Prettiest Waitress in Memphis,

taken from Corey's second full-length album

from 2006, entitled 12 songs.

The record was self-produced by Corey himself and recorded live off the floor except for a few guitar and vocal overdubs.

You can hear this in the performance. It's loose and has a feel at times and it can fall off the rails at any moment, which only adds to the realness and personal feel of the track.

Corey mentioned he tries not to put too much emphasis into what the performance sounds like while recording, but rather how it makes

them feel. As with a lot of singer-songwriters, the lyrics are chock full of

amazing imagery and they tell a really awesome story. It takes a twist at the end that is in this case very

uplifting. And Corey fills us all in on why the tuning in this particular song is a

little bit funky. For all this in a whole lot more, stick around.

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