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You could tell what kind of year Blaine Larsen was having on the night of his 20th birthday. He was singing before 10,000 fans in the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia, when a friend wearing a T-shirt and baseball cap and carrying a birthday cake, candles ablaze, walked to where he was standing center-stage. The friend--Blaine's touring partner Gretchen Wilson--got to the microphone and led the crowd in a rousing and heartfelt rendition of "Happy Birthday," then walked back offstage to continue preparing for her own portion of the show. "I never in a million years expected her to do something like that," laughs the lanky young singer from Buckley, Washington. "For the headliner to come out before their show is just unheard of, so it was just one of the coolest things that's happened to me so far. And the cake was good, too!" Good things have been happening with regularity to Blaine, who has ridden a pair of heartfelt hits to a position as one of the most respected young talents on the country scene. He established himself as a voice and presence to be reckoned with by releasing the poignant "How Do You Get That Lonely," a searing look at teen suicide that has brought countless thank-you's from people comforted or strengthened by the song, and "The Best Man," a look at the true meaning of manhood and fatherhood co-written by Blaine about the man who married his mother and raised him as his own. Both were from his breakthrough debut CD, Off To Join The World. He appeared in scores of media outlets, including ABC'S Good Morning America and USA Weekend. He has twice been selected as one of AOL's "21 Under 21," the only country artist among a Who's Who of the music world that includes Hilary Duff and Panic! At the Disco. He toured with Kenny Chesney, then became part of the Redneck Revolution Tour with Wilson and Van Zant. As if that weren't enough, he also earned a pilot's license, married his longtime

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Off To Join The World

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