Gifts Received
Christopher Cooke has not received any gifts yet
Christopher Cooke's Page
Latest Activity
Christopher Cooke posted a status"SixtyFour returns to the Bridgestone to play during the Preds game on Tues, December 6th. Between periods, that is - Pucks pose no threat."
Mark Lee Townsend left a comment for Christopher Cooke"if you're going to have a barney, can't I hold on to your coat?"
Kirk Eberhard left a comment for Christopher Cooke"Well, you're pretty talented, but I hear the whispers that you're coasting on your good looks... Hey, if it makes you feel any better, that Stevie Wonder gave bass players fits too. 8^) Hope you & Jen had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and…"
"Hello Chris Cooke. I have accepted your friend request and now we are officially friends. All prior engagement was nothing more than a sham and did not actually count.
So...we should play a gig soon yeah?"
Christopher Cooke left a comment for Barney Johnston"Ah, some joe with the Johnston is a comforting thought. Let me come up for air and give you a shout, maybe next week. Looking forward to it! - chris"
Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Drummer / Producer / Vocalist
- Company Name:
- Sodium Glow LLC
- About Me:
- Chris Cooke has been bringing his brand of musicality and groove to the Nashville music community over 15 years. A meat 'n' potatoes rock drummer at heart with years of jazz and funk experience, Chris informs his playing with a variety of styles, pulling out the perfect approach to any musical situation. His versatility as a drummer and percussionist as well as a backup vocalist has secured Chris extensive travel with singer-song writers like Scott Riggan, Thom Shumate, Jay Speight and David Durham, as well as having recording credits with artists such as Mark Lee Townsend, Aaron & Andrew, Lori Tripplett, and April Underwood. Chris's attention to his sounds are not only heard in his own playing, but his drum sounds are often used to supplement drum tracks on other artists' recordings.
In 2003, Chris co-founded Sodium Glow LLC, a production house with his partner/engineer David A Terry. They are proud to have produced acclaimed recordings for Concerning Lions, Wrong George, Jay Speight, David Durham, Cathy Carter-Heiser, and Jenna Martin.
When Chris isn't on the road or in the studio, he plays around middle Tennessee with some other Nashville producers and engineers in his Beatles cover band, SixtyFour, and even plays keyboards in the classic rock band, The Remedies.
- Website:
- http://www.myspace.com/timesmith
- Number of years working in Nashville area:
- 17
- Number of years in the music business:
- 23
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 7:34am on October 16, 2010,
Bret Teegarden said… - Hey Chris, FINALLY! after 15 years, we meet :) I really enjoyed hearing you play, what better introduction is there? Hopefully we will see more of each other in the future. Send me a message some time if you ever want to grab some coffee and exchange sentances. I get out of the studio for sushi sometimes too...
- At 3:12pm on January 30, 2010, Mark Lee Townsend said…
- if you're going to have a barney, can't I hold on to your coat?
- At 3:24pm on December 3, 2009,
Glen K said… - Galley Wench = Sea Cook = C. Cook
- At 1:48pm on December 3, 2009, Kirk Eberhard said…
- Well, you're pretty talented, but I hear the whispers that you're coasting on your good looks... Hey, if it makes you feel any better, that Stevie Wonder gave bass players fits too. 8^) Hope you & Jen had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and hope to see you soon.
- At 8:44pm on December 2, 2009,
J.R. McNeely said…
- Hello Chris Cooke. I have accepted your friend request and now we are officially friends. All prior engagement was nothing more than a sham and did not actually count.
So...we should play a gig soon yeah?
- At 7:17pm on December 2, 2009,
Mark Chesshir said… - You're not looking too bad either!
- At 11:07am on December 2, 2009,
Barney Johnston said… - Hey Chris,It is really great hearing from you! Yes,we do need to get together over a a great brew of Starbuck's Cafe Verona and catch up! My schedule is slowing down considerably due to the Holiday season,and I am free almost anytime.I will give you a shout and we'll hook up! See you soon,
Barney("Bassface")
- At 9:40pm on December 1, 2009, Glen K said…
- If you think really hard, your name could be Galley Wench.
Latest Activity
Chris Brush posted a status"New blog post on paying attention to emotional dynamics of the song when you play. http://ning.it/11xuqbU"
© 2013 Created by Bret Teegarden.
