Platinum Planet Music, Inc. this week released the debut recording for Southern funny man, Joey Hancock. His first CD album entitled Thinkin’ Man recorded live at Where There’s Smoke in Monroe, Georgia, was available digitally on iTunes on January 16th and in CD format on January 26th. Produced by Justin Peters, this hilarious family-oriented project features Joey pondering life’s great mysteries, such as coon hunting, screaming monkeys, and reality TV among many other Southern topics. A companion DVD will soon follow.
Songs For The Planet, Inc. hosted an album release party for Joey’sThinkin’ Man at the Berry Hill Pinnacle Bank in Nashville, Tennessee. Many representatives from the music industry were on hand to celebrate this milestone in Joey’s career (and share a few laughs, too).
Being very excited about the release of this record, Joey chuckles while commenting, “Come join me in my own crazy little world! Pull up a chair, sit down, and let’s ‘take a think!’ Let’s laugh and learn together just about what a bizarre world we live in, so when we pick up and leave, we will feel a little bit better about the load we are carrying!”
Joey Hancock is a man who loves the outdoors, named one of the “Top Ten Turkey Hunters in Alabama,” he is often asked to speak at Wild Game banquets, as well as other outdoor events and festivals because of that experience. It is Joey’s unique perspective on life, hunting and nature that creates a special connection between him and the people who live or have lived that same lifestyle.
Best known for his ability to make you laugh while teaching you something at the same time, Joey Hancock is a self-declared “Thinkin’ Man,” an ordinary guy obsessed with examining all the little things in life. Joey takes pride in his Southern heritage (both the blessings and the pitfalls) and is a man of strong morals, ensuring good clean comedy for the whole family!
When it comes to Joey, one thing is for sure: he will get you thinkin’! Prepare for endless laughter as you and your family experience Joey Hancock’s “Comedy with a Southern Bling!”
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