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| Photo
Essay: 'Wrecked' Concert |
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Douglas Boultinghouse
Staff Photographer
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| Takin' a Look Around —
Michelle Branch scans
the crowd of thousands that came out to see the show. This might have been
the largest turn out for the KSSN event to date. |
Goin' Solo —
Jessica Harp prepares to
sing solo with acoustic guitar as Branch takes a break. Harp covered Bonnie Raitt as she strummed the guitar and sang with no backing for a completely
stripped performance. |
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"Way Back Home" -
The Wreckers belt out
the song while playing guitar. The duo sang side-by-side during this
performance, separating briefly to shake hands with fans. |
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| Wailin' —
(Left) Harp
sings her verse during the opening number of the show. She showcased her
strong country voice. (Right) Branch harmonizes with
Harp for "Crazy People." The Song was the kick-off for the tattoo bet that
was proposed to the audience. Only one crazy person took the challenge. |
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| Gettin' Autographed —
Branch signs the person
who volunteered to get the band's name tattooed on him. Since
the tattoo booth closed, the fan can remember this night with an autograph. |
Openin' Act —
Sixteen-year-old Bailey
Hefley opens the show with her set of original songs and covers at the
annual musical event. |
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Movin' the Crowd —
Trent Tomlinson works his
way through the crowd back towards the stage. The frenzy created among the fans
as he weaved in and out of rows was almost as entertaining as his performance. |
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| Shootin' and Jammin'
—
(Left) Tomlinson
returns to the stage for a surprise encore of "Country Is My Rock." He shot T-Shirts into the crowd with an air gun. The crowd was wired and ready
to be "Wrecked." (Right) Tomlinson shows off his skills on the guitar as he
tackles Johnny Cash's famous "Folsom Prison Blues." This performance went
over well with a crowd of country music fans from Cash's home state. |
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| Keepin' Fans Alive
—
Jason Michael Carroll
reaches out to touch a fan on the front row's hand as he performed his song
"I Can Sleep When I'm Dead." |
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| Little Rocks Rockin' -
Little Rock's own
Riverbilly performs a selection of songs and their anthem "Just The Way We
Do It," which is climbing the KSSN charts. |
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01/13/2008
03:08:05 PM —
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