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Hal Ketchum in Austin

Sure love. My husband is taking me to see Hal Ketchum tonight at Austin's One World Theatre, even though he's not much of a country music fan. The good thing is Kelly loves live music and I think he'll even become a fan of Hal's after tonight. Here's what the One World bio says about him.

"Hal Ketchum remains one of the most distinctive and celebrated voices in country music history, able to infuse any song with a sense of drama and urgency. His heart-felt lyrics and dynamic live performances have endured him to fans and critics of rock, folk, and country alike. USA Today declared Hal has "the most effervescent voice in country music." Can't wait!
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It's Been a Day! said…
we love hal! hope you have a great time. I'll be humming his music all night now.
June 22, 2007 5:44 PM
~ Tina said…
Hey, I think I can comment now....

Love all your descriptions - you are so good at documenting your life! I bet this "Hal" guy (obviously I'm not a country music major fan) was into you "Baby"... he'd have talked to you all night if he could have!
June 29, 2007 10:33 AM
Kelly said…
Funny, Tina. No, I don't think so because there were plenty more women there who were "hotter than me!" Hard to imagine, I'm sure. LOL. Thanks for posting your comments, girlfriend. Now if YOU had been there to see Hal, he might have canceled his second show just to talk.
June 29, 2007 10:41 AM
Conni said…
I've never hear of 'Hal.' I'll have to check him out. We love country. Looks like a lot of fun. Great pictures!
June 30, 2007 9:18 AM
Anonymous said…
Sounds fun Kelly! You guys are such the "concert-goers", I love it! Cute cute pics of you and Kelly.
July 03, 2007 4:40 PM
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