The Solitary Man Meets The Ordinary Man Steve Ketterer Sings With Neil Diamond The Caroline Rhea Show 11/27/02 |
"Sweet Caroline" Words and music by Neil Diamond Where it began I can't begin to knowin But then I know it's growing strong. Was in the spring and spring became the summer Who'd have believed you'd come along. Hands Touching hands Reaching out Touching me, touching you Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good I've been inclined to believe they never would but, now I Look at the night and it don't seem so lonely We fill it up with only two. And when I hurt Hurting runs off my shoulders How can I hurt when I'm holding you? Warm Touching warm Reaching out Touching me, touching you Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed to good I've been inclined to believe they never would oh, no, no Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good I've been inclined to believe they never would Sweet Caroline |
Ladies and Gentlemen, Neil Diamond |
"Sweet Caroline" |
"Good time never seemed so good" |
Taking a stroll into and over the crowd |
Neil and Caroline (Steve in back). |
Neil hands the mic to Steve |
Steve singing "Sweet Caroline" |
Caroline's dream come true |
Neil likes what he hears |
Caroline and Neil watch Steve sing |
Neil and Steve with the big finish |
"Sweet Caroline" |
Steve recieves the ultimate sign of approval from his hero!! |
The Solitary Man shakes hands with the Ordinary Man 11/27/02 |
A special thanks to the staff of the Caroline Rhea Show, The I am I Said Message Board, and especially to Neil Diamond. All of you in one way or another helped make this moment possible. It's one thing to meet your hero but, it's another thing to be able to say you shared a professional moment with them. It's a thrill I wish everyone could experience with there heroes. I know I'll never forget this day. I can only hope this is a sign of great thigs to come in the future. Let the "Magic Carpet Ride" continue!!! S.K. |
Dedicated in Loving Memory to Patricia Gail Ketterer 1945-2001 This page has been created and dedicated in loving memory to Steve's mother, Patricia Gail Ketterer. Dear Mom, I knew when this happened that you had something to do with this. I also know that you were somewhere up there laughing yourself silly at the look on my face when it happened. You deserve the biggest thanks of all. If not for you, I would not have been born with the dreams I have and the desire to achieve them. I also may not have become a Neil Diamond fan. Of anyone who has ever known me, you, most of all, know how much this means to me. I owe you BIG! But, then again, I had you for a mother and I always owed you for that. With love from your son, Steve |
Steve's mom and Neil 1998 |
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