Mike Corrado: Videos

Here is a SPEED Channel pre-race interview with the president of NASCAR. At the 4:30 min mark you can hear the beginning of Still In The Fight and throughout his interview in the background, you can also catch a glimpse of Mike Corrado at the 6 min mark in the middle of the performance area during the "Salute to America" pre-race concert at the Sprint Cup Race in Richmond on 10 Sept.

 

If you're flash player does not play, see it here on SPEED

 

From RIR.com 

...The pre-race ceremonies will begin at 6:15 p.m. with a “Salute to America” concert featuring patriotic music from the Newport News (VA) Police Pipe and Drums; Mike Corrado, an active duty Marine stationed in Quantico, Virginia, and the U.S. Army 29^th Infantry Division Band from Ft. Belvoir.  As fans enter the grandstands on Saturday, September 10 for the Wonderful Pistachios 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, they will be greeted by NASCAR Foundation volunteers handing out 4” x 6” handheld flags provided by Harrisonburg Auto Mall.  Fans are asked to show their patriotism by waving the flags during the “Salute to America” concert.

See the new Mike Corrado "Still in the Fight"

 

Here's More: A nationally recognized singer-songwriter (featured on CNN, ABC, CBS and in Rolling Stone magazine) and U.S. Marine, Mike Corrado wrote "Still In The Fight" as a way to draw attention to the struggles many service men and women face after being wounded in combat. Proceeds from the song benefit the USO's Wounded Warrior Family Centers initiative.

"'Still In The Fight' is dedicated to our Wounded Warriors, who have sacrificed so much for their country, and for their amazing strength, spirit and resilience," says Corrado. "Though they may be far from the battlefield, their fight for recovery continues. For those 'Still In The Fight,' this is their fight song."

The video features three amazing and heroic wounded warriors; Marine Master Sergeant William "Spanky" Gibson who lost his leg to a sniper round in Iraq then was the first Marine to re-deploy back to combat with a prosthetic leg, Marine Corporal Aaron Mankin who suffered severe burns and is one of a few survivors in an amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) he was riding in hit a massive improvised explosive device (IED) in Iraq and Lance Corporal Kyle Carpenter who suffered injuries after absorbing about 99% of a grenade blast in Afghanistan. This song & video are dedicated to all the wounded warriors, past and present.

Recorded at Whitestone Studios, Greenville, SC July 2011.

For more information please visit:

http://www.facebook.com/corradomusic

http://www.facebook.com/stillinthefight

Song Credits: Produced by Noel Golden, Written by: Mike Corrado © 2011 Published by Grunt Tunes, Intl/BMI All rights reserved

Video credits: Director/DP: Gerard Elmore Editor: Seong Kyu Producer: Gerard Elmore, Mike Corrado, Mericia Palma Elmore

Artwork & illustrations by: Michael Fay & Robert Bates

"Lucky One" is Mike Corrado's follow up single from his latest EP 'Stand.' With "Lucky One," Mike hopes to raise awareness to an epidemic facing our service members and Veterans today, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). "It's easy to see service members with physical scars but much more difficult to see the 'scars that hide deep inside' of those suffering with PTSD," says Corrado. The video was recorded live at Pacific Music Productions, Honolulu, HI. Produced by Gerard Elmore.

 

 

Check out the new John Rich video for "The Good Lord and the Man." I was fortunate enough to be asked to be a part of it. See the video here or check out CMT Studio 330 Sessions for more videos, interviews and behind the scenes pics.

Check out some of the sites you can see at the National Marine Corps Museum in this video set to “On My Watch Tonight”

An acoustic performance of Asleep At The Wheel by Mike Corrado. Asleep At The Wheel comes from Mike's 2001 CD: Ziller and the Baboon as well as the 2003 DVD Live At Thalian Hall.

download the studio recording here:

download the studio recording here: