Ryan Knorr

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What About Me 00:00 Tools
8:14 00:00 Tools
Everything 00:00 Tools
This Bridge 00:00 Tools
I'll Be (cover) 00:00 Tools
Meant To Stay 00:00 Tools
Isle of Eroding Sand 00:00 Tools
Since Forever 00:00 Tools
47 Feet 00:00 Tools
Time Machine 00:00 Tools
Cold Tonight 00:00 Tools
Forget It All 00:00 Tools
Glass Half Full 00:00 Tools
What About Me (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Marry Me 00:00 Tools
September (Cover) 00:00 Tools
More Than My Love 00:00 Tools
Glass Half Full (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Time Machine (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Lost 00:00 Tools
Blue (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Maybe 00:00 Tools
The Long Road 00:00 Tools
Cold Tonight (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
8:14 (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
This Bridge (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
The Saddest Song 00:00 Tools
Everything (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Since Forever (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Maybe (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Meant To Stay (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
The Chosen 00:00 Tools
Forget It All (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Bring You Down 00:00 Tools
You Found Me (cover) 00:00 Tools
More Than My Love (live acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Someday Somebody 00:00 Tools
Luck 00:00 Tools
Hopeless 00:00 Tools
Would You Blame Me 00:00 Tools
Driving in the Dark 00:00 Tools
Like the Rain 00:00 Tools
Waiting 00:00 Tools
In This Place 00:00 Tools
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If you’re a fan of youtube and acoustic music, then you might already know Ryan Knorr. The 25 year old singer/songwriter based in Des Moines, IA uploaded his first video to the popular site in 2007. In only two short years, he had hit the one million mark in total video views, and had risen above the masses of new artists that seem to crop up on a daily basis. But it doesn’t stop there. Knorr continues to gain thousands more views per day and is growing a fan base from all over the world. This might seem fulfilling to some, but for Knorr, he wants more. Having just completed his latest full length album entitled “The Path of Greatest Resistance,” he looks to build his youtube success, and to continue to grow his fan base and exposure. “I’m a do-it-yourself artist and it’s challenging, but also rewarding in that I control my own destiny. I don’t make music for fame or fortune; I just want to be able to reach out and connect to people with my songs.” With youtube videos being uploaded regularly and a live show that surpasses even his studio recordings, Knorr is reaching his goals, and setting bigger ones every time. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.