Aaron Tippin performs at Lake Winnepesaukah
When you hear words like “honest,” “strong,” “hard-working,” and most of all “country,” the name Aaron Tippin immediately comes to mind. These are all titles he is proud of in his life and his music.
Aaron’s career was launched under a banner of patriotism when his debut single, “You’ve Got to Sand for Something,” reached the Top Ten in 1991 and became an anthem for a nation embroiled in the conflict of Desert Storm. Aaron quickly became a voice of patriotism, a badge he wears proudly and has carried with him throughout his career, a career where he sings what he knows about most — strong family ties and hard work.
Aaron’s hard-edge twang is one of the more distinctive sounds in today’s country music. Hits like “Their Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With the Radio,” “Working Man’s Ph.D.,” “That’s as Close as I’ll Get to Loving You,” and “Kiss This,” have earned him a solid following and have established Aaron’s identity in an every-changing country scene. “Stars and stripes” continues that tradition.
The title track “Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagles Fly” zoomed to number two on the Billboard charts and proceeds from the single were donated to the American Red Cross for the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
All Jukebox Junction concerts are free with a admittance to Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park. For more information, call 706-866-5681 or toll free 877-LAKEWIN or visit the website at www.lakewinnie.com.