Hal Ketchum - The King Of Love album mp3

Hal Michael Ketchum (born April 9, 1953) is an American country music artist. He has released 11 studio albums since 1986, including nine for the Curb and Asylum-Curb labels. Ketchum's 1991 album Past the Point of Rescue is his most commercially successful, having been certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America. Between 1991 and 2006 Ketchum had 17 entries on the Hot Country Songs charts.

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Ketchum left the American scene in fine form with 2003's The King of Love, and he returns even better here. There are 14 tracks that run the gamut from his trademark soulful and insightful ballads to some scorching acoustic bluesy funk tunes like "Millionaire's Wife," (a rocking murder ballad with killer backing vocals by Angela Primm and Gale Mays that make it reminiscent of Delaney & Bonnie). There's a great cover of Tom Waits' "Jersey Girl" included as well

Hal Ketchum, the country singer who had hits in the 1990s with "Small Town Saturday Night" and "Sure Love," has retired from touring after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Beth Gwinn/Getty Images. Singer-songwriter and Grand Ole Opry member Hal Ketchum, who had numerous hits throughout the Nineties including Small Town Saturday Night, Hearts Are Gonna Roll and Sure Love, has retired from performing after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia

Hal Ketchum songs, including slower ballads and more rocking numbers, made for instant hits in the changing landscape of early '90s country music. Hal Ketchum songs made quite the dent on the charts in the early '90s. Since then, the gifted vocalist and storyteller kept on touring across America and recording albums, including a decent big label farewell in 2008's Father Time and 2014's genre-defiant I'm the Troubadour. A native of Greenwich, New York, Hal Michael Ketchum first performed as a rhythm and blues drummer. His mainstream career began with the instant success of 1991 album Past the Point of Rescue. From there, a voice that made him an ideal duet partner for Charley Pride ("For Today," "Hope You're Feeling Me Like I'm Feeling You"), Lisa Brokop ("Keep Mom and Dad in Love"), Shelby Lynne ("If I Never Knew You") and Dolly Parton ("Two of the Lucky Ones.

With this 1991 album's opener, "Small Town Saturday Night," Hal Ketchum served as perceptive a slice of Americana as country radio had tasted in years. While he didn't pen this hit, its accompanying album (his second and best) shows he could write songs with salt-of-the-earth perspective and easy-going charm, whether dealing with the melancholia of love or the simple pleasures of relationships

Hal Ketchum, known for his '90s hits including "Past the Point of Rescue" and "Small Town Saturday Night, " has been revealed to be suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and can no longer go out on tour. Unfortunately, Hal is suffering from. He has been battling this for some time now, but because of his love for his fans, he continued performing as long as it was possible. She further elaborated as to why Ketchum must not tour, but assured fans that things are under control: "Dementia is an exhausting and confusing illness and now it's time for Hal to stay home with loved ones. Hal is otherwise healthy and happy, enjoying time with his family and friends.