Here's an acoustic video of Hal Ketchum performing one of his earliest hits.  It can be found on his "Greatest Hits" album.

In an era of pro-tools, auto-tune and other forms of digital studio trickery, Hal Ketchum decided to record “Father Time” the old-fashioned way.  In the course of two days, Hal and band cranked out 14 tunes the old school way; live, in the studio, the singer with the band. While fine and good, does this make for a good album?

Hal Ketchum is a member of the Grand Ole Opry and one of the best singer/songwriters of the last couple of decades.  Here's the video for his single from his UK-released album "One More Midnight."

After recording and touring behind albums in Europe the past few years, Hal Ketchum is set to return with an all-new record featuring 13 tracks. All of them penned by Ketchum except for a cover of Tom Waits "Jersey Girl." Read what Hal has to say about the project.