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Kid Rock is from Detroit, but he sure does like Alabama. To be more specific, Rock, 40, has a strong affinity for music and musicians linked to our state. That’s not too surprising, considering that his own catalog has evolved from rowdy rap to a blend of country and Southern rock. Also, bear in mind that Rock’s first album was called "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast." (How Southern is that?) As fans await Robert James Ritchie’s appearance on Saturday in Birmingham, they might want to ponder five of his ties to Alabama.

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Just toured the Jim Beam Distillery with Fred Noe (if you don't NOE who he is, read the side of a bottle of Beam!!) It's no longer "sippin' whiskey out the bottle" it's now "drinkin' whiskey out the barrel!" Thank you to Jim Beam and Red Stag, for not only makin' Kick Ass bourbon, but for also helpin me, help to keep the ticket prices low for the fans! and for thier dedication to our troops and there families with "Operation Home Front". - Your the best- Kid Rock