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Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs the Kenny Loggins song Watching The River Run in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9, first picked up the guitar at age 10, and also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Kenny Loggins and Messina Watching The River Run fingerpicking guitar singer songwriter folk pop Added: November 16, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs at Eagle Rock Ski Lodge in Hazleton, PA on February 15, 2004. The lighting was low so the picture is terrible but it's still worth your trouble and time! Here he does Dan Fogelbergs Hard to Say For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin guitar singer songwriter Dan Fogelberg Hard to Say ski lodge Added: November 11, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs at Eagle Rock Ski Lodge in Hazleton, PA on February 15, 2004. Here he does Dan Fogelbergs The Reach. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin utilizes a smooth gentle vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "alternate tunings (have) taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "What works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Dan Fogelberg The Reach John Denver Cousteau finger picking guitar ski lodge Added: November 11, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs Here Comes the Sun in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Beatles George Harrison fingerpicking Here Comes The Sun singer songwriter Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs Jackson Browne's "My Stunning Mystery Companion" in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin guitar finger picking Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs the and Dan Edwards tune "The Words I Meant" in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Songwriter Dan Edwards has some real nice lines in this one "...the flowers I never sent..." Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Loggins Messina Watching the River Run finger picking guitar 70s Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs Dan Fogelberg's "There's a Place in the World for a Gambler" in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin guitar singer songwriter finger picking Dan Fogelberg Place int he World for Gambler Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs Jackson Browne's "Somebody's Baby" in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Jackson Browne 70s 80s Somebody's Baby guitar fingerpicking country singer songwriter Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Year of the Cat Al Stewart 70s singer songwriter guitar Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs Dan Folgelberg's classic "Leader of the Band" in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Dan Fogelberg Leader of the Band finger picking guitar 70s singer songwriter Added: November 9, 2008

Kevin James Yeargin, vocals/guitarist from North Carolina, performs the Kenny Loggins song Return to Pooh Corner in Long Valley, NJ on November 8, 2008. For more info on Kevin, visit http://216.27.11.4/kjyeargin/ Kevin started with music early and stayed with it. It began with piano lessons at age 9 and he first picked up the guitar at age 10. That began a lifelong love and appreciation of music from a variety of genres. "My first guitar was a true learning instrument", he recalls. "The action was about a half an inch off the neck and I didn't really know how to tune it correctly so I just tuned it to what sounded good to me." Kevin also played drums for several years but he was drawn into a fascination with the acoustic pop/country/rock artists of the 60's and 70's. He utilizes a smooth vocal style with a wide range of fingerstyle techniques which evolved from years of listening to and watching the styles of artists such as Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Billy Dean, Keith Urban, Lindsey Buckingham and many others. Kevin often uses open tuning. "It is a lot of fun to experiment with alternate tunings. I think it has taken my music to another level, out of the simple acoustic folk style and into a more sophisticated place." He has combined many styles vocally and musically throughout the years into "what works for me when I play solo. I don't necessarily play the same song the same way every time. I like to keep things fun and interesting, whatever feels comfortable to me at the time." With his distinctive guitar playing and melodic voice, Kevin delivers a blend of acoustic country and pop and he has entertained at fairs, festivals, rodeos, special events and venues of all types throughout the country. Kevin has continued his acoustic explorations throughout the years. Wherever he performs, audiences of all ages continue to connect with the diverse range of material and talent that this performer brings to the stage This is presented for entertainment purposes only. Comments are reviewed before they are posted; no rudeness will be approved. If anyone feels this video infringes on their copyright, please have the courtesy to let me know and I' will remove it from public display. Author: lemurlady Keywords: Kevin Yeargin Kenny Loggins Winnie the Pooh finger picking guitar singer songwriter country Added: November 9, 2008