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Keith Urban
Posted on July 24, 2007 at 12:03 PM
Today's Fan Question: "If you could choose one, what would be your favorite aspect of music songwriting, recording or performing?" (Hannah, KS)
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Keith Urban: Hi Hannah. I love that name! That's a good question. I love playing live, obviously, because it's what I've done longer than anything else. It's where I feel real comfortable. But I love recording, too. I can spend a long time in the studio. Songwriting, for me, has always been hard. Well, not always sometimes, the really blessed ones come quick, which is great. But sometimes it's not easy for me and it doesn't feel natural. But I love when a song comes together. It's an amazing feeling, especially when you're writing with somebody. I can't really pick one out of all of those, and I hope, God willing, I never have to pick one, because I love doing them all.
Comments
Keith, I hope you continue to do all three for a very long time. I will be seeing you perform for the first time tomorrow night in Omaha. I am so excited.
Your #1 fan,
Leslie
Posted at July 27, 2007 2:24 PM by Leslie
Hey! I finally got to go to your concert in Atlanta it was a birthday gift. That was by far the best show I have ever been to and I have been to alot of them. I was up dancing the whole time I did not want the show to end. Your energy and that of your band was contagious. I think that all of your songs no matter what they may be about we all can relate to and that is pretty amazing. I hope that you can continue to enjoy writing and singing for a long time. I wish you all the happiness.
Posted at July 27, 2007 9:27 PM by Sheree
Hi Keith,
I have to agree regarding the difficulty of song writing. I use to write lyrics but could not quite hear the music. My daughter writes lyrics and music and struggles putting the two together. It definaltey takes a special talent. But that is just a small part of the big picture, the end result is how it is executed and you do a fine job at that... so no worries! :)
Posted at July 30, 2007 6:04 AM by Sandy Gesswein
Keith,
It was quite apparent from your performance in Green Bay that you have a complete love for your art. Your lyrics and music, your rapport with the band members and the audience, and your skilled guitar playing portray someone who has a passion for what they do. That passion lended its way to one of the best concerts that I have attended thus far. Keep up the good work, keep it simple.
Posted at August 7, 2007 10:41 PM by Linda
Hi Keith, I have always listened to your music because it has helped me through some rough times. I finally got to go to one of your shows the other night in Washington DC and I gotta tell you; it was the best. You & your music really inspire me as I truly love music. I hope you always stay true to yourself and continue to sing, write, and play that awesome guitar like you do, for years to come. I hope I will get to go to more of your shows; you will always have a fan who will support you through no matter what.
Julie Poe
King George, Virginia
Posted at August 20, 2007 2:46 PM by Julie Poe
Hi Keith,
I saw you for the first time in philly this year and I love you soo much. i think that you are a great performer and your music is soo true and personal. I also love how you Co-wrote you album.
Ill be looking forward to seeing you next summer on tour.
Maddi
Posted at September 30, 2007 10:00 PM by Maddi
First, I'd like to say that in Jax on 12/07/07, my 80 year old Mom, my 3 sisters, my brother & I will all see you Live for the first time. From the videos and songs I've seen, you certainly have a wonderful, infectious excitement and joy in your music and live shows. What creates this sharing experience for you? Is it the songs, audience interaction, the rush of performing or a combination thereof? What performers did you look up to when you were younger? Thank you for being a performer others can look up to, as well as appreciate for your talents. I can't wait for the Greatest Hits cd to be out in November.
Posted at October 17, 2007 11:04 PM by Beverly


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Hi Keith! I have been so lucky to get to see you perform twice, both in ST. Louis. You are truly amazing! I connect with so many of your songs. God has blessed you with a great talent and I am so glad that you share it with your fans. I love the new CD, and I will be patiently waiting for your next!!!
Posted at July 26, 2007 4:28 PM by Carrie