Born April 9, 1953 in Greenwich, New York, Hal Ketchum was a country music
singer, songwriter, musician, and performer. His musical journey began at the
age of 15 when he began performing the local clubs in a rhythm and blues trio.
Relocating to Austin, Texas. Inspired by his visits to Gruene Hall to see live
acts, he began to write his own songs. By 1985, he had enough songs and began
playing small clubs throughout Texas. His debut album, Threadbare Alibis, was
recorded in 1986 but not released until 1988. Moving to Nashville, Tennessee,
Ketchum signed with Curb Records in 1991,...