Shake n' Cor Trio

The Shake N' Cor Trio's music is Original Blues-Roots music with Jazz-Gospel- sometimes rockin' overtones. Their live performances feature Corry Suter on Snare Drum, Percussion, & Vocals - Shakey Reay Suter on Keyboards, Harmonica, & Vocals - & Blue Ray Luxemburg on Electric Guitar & Vocals. Shake n' Cor is a Roots Blues - Husband - Wife duo consisting of singer songwriter/percussionist Corry Suter, & Shakey Reay Suter on Harmonica, Keyboards & Vocals. Shake n' Cor was formed in 2011, after 7 years of performing & recording in their original alt-folk-jazz-blues group Little Blue Planet, with guitarist & co producer Blue Ray Luxemburg - with whom they still maintain a close friendship & musical realtionship & perform with live. Shake n' Cor perform as a trio with Blue Ray Luxemburg - & can add members as requested including members of the Bonetones - with who they have done 2 recordings - Are You True To Me - in 2012,& their brand new 2017 release "Best Life". Corry Suter is originally from Holland & has been a productive Singer Songwriter for over 20 years, & an amazing visual artist for longer than that. She has brilliant works in many mediums including Oil & acrylic, watercolor, soapstone sculpture, pen & ink, pencil, clay sculpture, & more. She has a natural gift for songwriting, & has been writing & singing since childhood. The harmonica playing of Shakey Reay Suter has enhanced the airwaves, stereos, and stages of Canada and the United States for over thirty years. He spent most of the 80’s on the road out of Winnipeg in Blues, Country, Country rock, and Folk acts, playing in clubs and festivals across Canada. His bands there included the popular Country Rock band Steelwater and the Bourbon Street Blues band. In late 1988, Shakey Reay arrived in Vancouver, where he became a mainstay of the live music & studio scene, recording on countless jingles, demos and Cd’s, including recording sessions with Will Millar(Irish Rovers), Colin James, Jack Lavin(Powder Blues), Billy Cowsill, and the Last Wild Sons. His bands there included a year with Muddy Fraser Band With Sandybone , two Years with Clyde Roulette, a year with the T-Bones with Sandybone & Steve Kozak, and a year with Russell Jackson(Bass player with BB King for 7 years). With Russell and Clyde he toured extensively in U.S. and Canada. In 1990, Shakey won the Yale Hotel Harp Wars Championship in Vancouver. After moving to Vancouver Island in 1993, Shakey formed the Shakey Reay Band, which performed bars & festivals for 3 years & made one recording. He also played in the Headhunters R & B band with Brent Hutchinson, they hosted the Cowichan Centre Blues Cabaret for 15 years.