Keith Walker

It’s easy to say you “love” something, but it’s the route in which that emotion came from that means the most.  For singer/songwriter Keith Walker, nothing could be more true.  Keith loves country music, which seems odd coming from a guy raised in a picture perfect beach town at the end of the LAX runway.  Yet the road in which he got here makes perfect sense.

The sounds of Hank Williams, Dolly Parton and Conway Twitty had always resonated through the walls of Keith’s California childhood home, yet it never quite clicked that it was his calling in life until he saw his brother go through the intense pain of watching his high school girlfriend fall in to a coma after a car accident.  Watching someone who he always looked up to experience so much pain and seem so vulnerable led to an eye opening experience, as the one thing that made him feel better, was a song.  Tim McGraw’s “Don’t Take The Girl” allowed his brother to show the emotion he was never able to find the words to do so himself.  “For the first time I saw the power of country music, and how true to life it really is. I was hooked.”....

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