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• Corky Siegel’s SYMPHONIC BLUES No. 6
”A masterpiece of stunning proportions” GOLDMINE - Mike Greenblatt
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• Corky Siegel interview with Neil Warren
From London 2/8/25
Happy Hour Harmonica Podcast


Concert Dates

NOTE: Saturday, February 22 at 3 PM. Ruthanne Bessman the classical music host from Wisconsin Public Radio is featuring Symphonic Blues No. 6. Click here WPR.org and scoll all the way to the very bottom right and click on LIVE STREAM.

Sat March 22, 2025 - Danville IL - Danville Symphony Orchestra - Corky performing his Symphonic Blues No. 6

Wed. March 26, 2025 - Arlington Heights IL - Corky solo - Hey Nonny (14 tickets left as of 2-17-25)

Sat. March 29, 2025 - Wausau WI - Corky and Randy Sabien SOLD OUT

Fri. April 11, 2025 - Milwaukee WI - Anodyne - Corky Solo

Sat. May 10. 2025 - Madison WI - North Street Cabaret- Corky & Kalyan Pathak

Fri. May 30, 2025 - Three Oaks MI - Acorn Theater - Corky and Kalyan Pathak

Sat. June 14, 2025 - Three Lakes WI - Three Lakes Center for the Arts - Corky and Randy Sabien

Sun. June 15, 2025 - Minneapolis MN - Crooner’s - Corky and Randy Sabien

Sun June 22, 2025 - Chicago IL - City Winery - Corky Siegel’s Chamber Blues

Sun. July 20, 2025 - Woodstock Folk Festival

Are you kidding me? Are we already booking summer of 2026. I don’t believe it! That’s a long way from 1943!

June 13, 2026 - Hayward WI - The Park Center - Corky and Randy Sabien

“A piano and harmonica virtuoso of remarkable invention and wit” - BILLBOARD

Where in the World?

Austria • Australia • Brazil • Canada • England • France • Germany • Holland • India • Japan • Mexico • New Zealand • Portugal • Qatar • Serbia • Texas • United States 48 • Virgin Islands - British & US - Click here for other past performance dates

Thoughts on Masks and Science

I’m always recommending that masks be considered for all crowded indoor events. I got covid recently and had to cancel a show. If I had worn a mask for a previous two hour indoor gathering it would have been an inconvenience but not as much as an inconvenience of being sick (with covid, flu, a cold) for a week and missing out. Getting a cold might be inevitable but why do it on purpose in situations where the chances are much higher of being infected, like at crowded indoor events. - Your own Germaphobe - Cousin Corky :-)

Knowing the odds in a world that makes us all gamblers.
I am convinced, that science, even with its inconsistencies, still offers the best odds — as a tool in this life — for making our best choices. The inconsistencies also exist in alternatives — with less guard rails. If am going for an alternative, at least I will give medical science a chance to have my back. Please make sure you are up to date and ready for treatment if it is recommended by your doctor. Again - Science isn’t perfect but it brought us the iPhone, your ability to read sent messages like this as they travel through space and time to you, … and a few other conveniences .
- Corky

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