Thomas Csorba: The Country Album Made for Dads Like Us

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This week we interview Thomas Csorba, a Texas singer/songwriter whose latest album, Tender Country, seems like it was made specifically for Country Music Dads just like us. Tender Country paints a vivid, beautiful and highly accurate picture of life in the early years of parenting. The Dads had never heard anything like this -- an “authentic” view of early parenthood-- so we had to talk to him.SHOW NOTES:00:50: A bit of an intro and a spelling lesson, as we welcome Thomas into the show. 2:58: A dive into the album, Tender Country and how this album hits much deeper into the Dad Life. Csorba explains that his approach toward songwriting had to be part of his lived experience. And not trying to be cool, which is pretty cool. 6:05: The Productivity of Naptime -- Thomas outlines how fatherhood changed his approach to art and productivity. Kids’ proximity to the ground enables them to change our perception, said Thomas and that this process of being a dad has shifted his understanding of being a creative. 11:08: What is the real cost of making it? The Dads and Thomas talk about his opening track “Big Time” and what success really looks like for parents. For Thomas and his four year-old, it’s high, low, buffalo and getting a handwritten sticky note on a cut out of his profile in the Houston Chronicle. 16:35: Inspiration in the mundane and the ego killer of a four year-old demanding a sandwich. 19:35: A discussion “He Would’ve Love This” and how generational family life matters so much more once you’re a parent. 21:30: Asking the songwriter his go to lullaby. A mixture of old gospel music and Willie Nelson tunes -- very Texas. 24:05: The Dad Life Sound CheckThank you for listening. The best way to support us is to subscribe to the show on Spotify, Apple podcasts, or whatever podcast platform you use. If you want to see new episodes and more content delivered straight to your email inbox, please subscribe to our newsletter: countrymusicdads.substack.com. You can find everything we do on our website: countrymusicdads.com. And we’d love to hear what you think, so send us comments, suggestions, friendly banter on Instagram @countrymusicdads, or via email countrymusicdads@gmail.com.Mentioned in this episode: The War of Art- Steven PressfieldHouston Chronicle profile.Wind Chimes album - Thomas CsorbaHow to Write One Song - Jeff Tweedy References:Theme Music: “Dark Country Rock” - MoodmodeHomemade Margaritas - Thomas CsorbaBig Time - Thomas CsorbaI Love - Tom T. HallHe Would've Loved This - Thomas CsorbaPrecious Lord, Take My Hand (with Marion Williams) - Thomas A. Dorsey, Marion WilliamsBigger Wheels - Thomas CsorbaBigger Than Your Hat - Thomas CsorbaRake And Ramblin' Man - Don WilliamsCan't Into Could - American AquariumFeelin' Good Again - Turnpike Troubadours, Sierra Hull

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