Voy al pueblo a ver Clay Aiken. I am going to town to see Clay Aiken. From the big town of Denver to the smaller town of....Town. Pueblo is spanish for Town. Pueblo started out as El Pueblo Trading Post. Quite literally The Town Trading Post back in the 1800s, when the town was only a Fort. In 1842, Pueblo was incorporated. Today, Pueblo is an established city which among many things, it hosts Colorado's State Fair....and on this speical day of September, 2 of 2004 many came from not only other parts of Colorado, but from outside Colorado as well to see one special person:

Clay Aiken!!!!

My Pictures From The Show
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My Pueblo Survival Kit
My Greyhound ticket, the concert ticket, ear-plugs, mosquito repellent with DEET (The West Nile mosquito has been a problem in these parts of Colorado during the Summer). Finally, a park map.
Of course we have to have an opener, dammit! Ben Jelen and his band did the honors. He was pretty good, a little on the rock-alternative side.
Benny and the Jets...NOT!!
A close-up of Ben's performing.

The opening of the show. The middle steps went up and out came Clay singing U2's Where The Streets Have No Name.
Sorry, but at 12 rows back and with a disposable.... At least I can call them my own.
This is the acoustic set segment of the show. A mini "unplugged" show.

A closer shot. While Clay performed When You Say You Love Me, I went up closer to the stage and snapped this pic before a rude-ass POS security guard said to go back to my seat. C#%@?!* Click for a better view.
Yet another blurry picture. Another Souviner of my night in Pueblo with Clay. See his red head?

Clay in person and on-screen...and now, caught on film!

Yep, that be Clay. Like I said the pictures are not so good....but they are mine!

A duet

Clay and the gang dancing it up. Well the dancers are dancing, anyway. Clay said he don't dance! Wow, "Clay and the gang", I like it. Maybe he should sing Celebrate

Clay lettin' his dancers put on a show!

With arms wide open....No Clay did not sing that wretched song, thank goodness!
Singin' Solitaire....I think.

Uhmmm....
A bit of Pueblo History: A Pueblo church that has been there since the 1800s
Another bit of Pueblo History: The Pueblo Courthouse.

Where To Go

My Crush On Clay	The Most Beautiful Boy On Earth, PERIOD!	The Adventure At The Pepsi Center, Denver, 4/13/04	The After Party
A Prayer For Clay	An Open Letter To Clay's Mother	Too Precious To Even Think About In A Sexual Way	Karaoke Madness
My Photo Album	About Me	Welcome To Denver	The Music Of My Life
The Bubel/Aiken Foundation site	WalkAmerica 2005	Links To The World Of Clay Aiken	Welcome
Sign Guestbook	View Guestbook	The Basement

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	Voy al pueblo a ver Clay Aiken. I am going to town to see Clay Aiken. From the big town of Denver to the smaller town of....Town. Pueblo is spanish for Town. Pueblo started out as El Pueblo Trading Post. Quite literally The Town Trading Post back in the 1800s, when the town was only a Fort. In 1842, Pueblo was incorporated. Today, Pueblo is an established city which among many things, it hosts Colorado's State Fair....and on this speical day of September, 2 of 2004 many came from not only other parts of Colorado, but from outside Colorado as well to see one special person:
	Clay Aiken!!!!

My Pueblo Survival Kit My Greyhound ticket, the concert ticket, ear-plugs, mosquito repellent with DEET (The West Nile mosquito has been a problem in these parts of Colorado during the Summer). Finally, a park map.	Of course we have to have an opener, dammit! Ben Jelen and his band did the honors. He was pretty good, a little on the rock-alternative side.	Benny and the Jets...NOT!! A close-up of Ben's performing.
The opening of the show. The middle steps went up and out came Clay singing U2's Where The Streets Have No Name.	Sorry, but at 12 rows back and with a disposable.... At least I can call them my own.	This is the acoustic set segment of the show. A mini "unplugged" show.
A closer shot. While Clay performed When You Say You Love Me, I went up closer to the stage and snapped this pic before a rude-ass POS security guard said to go back to my seat. C#%@?!* Click for a better view.	Yet another blurry picture. Another Souviner of my night in Pueblo with Clay. See his red head?	Clay in person and on-screen...and now, caught on film!
Yep, that be Clay. Like I said the pictures are not so good....but they are mine!	A duet	Clay and the gang dancing it up. Well the dancers are dancing, anyway. Clay said he don't dance! Wow, "Clay and the gang", I like it. Maybe he should sing Celebrate
Clay lettin' his dancers put on a show!	With arms wide open....No Clay did not sing that wretched song, thank goodness!	Singin' Solitaire....I think.
Uhmmm....	A bit of Pueblo History: A Pueblo church that has been there since the 1800s	Another bit of Pueblo History: The Pueblo Courthouse.