KENTUCKY SISTERS
Newsletter 2008

Country & Variety
Music at its Best
 

Volume 1, Issue 1

January, 2008

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                      Wow! Wow! & Wow!

That's how we'd describe the Hog Capital of the World Festival held in Kewanee, IL. We had so much fun at this show, and the audience was absolutely fantastic.

Before the show we had a , chance to hold the baby pig from the 'Kiss the Pig" contest. He was such a cutie, (better looking than some of our ex-boyfriends.)

Having people from the audience help us out on stage is always a fun part of the show. For this one the festival queens and the . princesses joined us for our 50's-60's show segment. They tried to swing those hips like Elvis, play their inflatable guitars, and sing "Don't Be Cruel"  all at the ' same time. They did a super job and it made them a tough act to follow.  Later on they were teaching everyone to to do the "Macarena", while helping us lead the audience with  "ole, ole" as we sang "Hot, Hot, Hot".

The Girls Can Never Get Enough Help

 Kaye Finney, you're the   best. Thanks to you, and Mona, and all the folks in Kewanee for inviting us.
It was wonderful to be a part of such a great night.

Will "The Judds" Ever Be The Same

There's no place like home...there's 10 place like home". That's how it felt when we had the opportunity to perform for the 77th Fairdale Community Fair. One of the nicest parts of doing this event is that it gives our friends in town a chance to see our show. The other nice part is that we get to see some of the people who have been our fans and supporters from the beginning. We just want you to know we'll lever forget all that you've done for us.... Ron Thompson, Diane Edwards, Matt Matheney, thank you, and thanks to everyone ho works so hard to keep this fair going.

Laura, Brigit & Beth feel the music