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A Mesa Encore From Sanatoga Park

Posted on 10 August 2010. Tags: , , , ,

SANATOGA PA – Country songwriter Miranda Lambert always seems to be writing, female vocalist Laurette Johnson-Presto said Sunday (Aug. 8, 2010) “about settin’ things on fire.”

Whether that’s true or not, Lambert’s “Kerosene” -  her third single released during 2005 – was certainly hot that year; it represented her first Top 20 country hit on the national charts. It was a local audience hit as well when Johnson-Presto and the band Mesa played the tune during Lower Pottsgrove’s “Concert In The Park” series last weekend at Sanatoga Park, 200 S. Sanatoga Rd., Pottstown PA.

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