Cory White

Cory White is an American guitarist from Lawrence, Kansas. He plays guitar and sings occasional back up vocals in The Esoteric and also plays guitar in a band called Theta. He is also the guitar player for Kansas City band Paper Cities, and was added as a second guitarist for the newly reunited Shots Fired.

Cory filled in on guitar for Coalesce during their original farewell tour in 2002^[1] and recorded several studio songs including "Blue Collar Lullaby", a Black Flag cover song, The Jesus Lizard Mouthbreather cover song and an unreleased version of the Falco hit "Rock Me Amadeus". He has also performed as a part of Reggie and the Full Effect in several live incarnations of the band as well as recording the guitar tracks for the Greatest Hits 1984-1987 (Reissue), Songs Not to Get Married To and Last Stop: Crappy Town.

References

1. ^ Downey, Ryan J.. "Biography: Coalesce". Allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/p169375/biography. Retrieved 4 May 2010. 

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