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Laura Bell Bundy: Legally blonde and legally country.

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From Broadway To The Country Music Scene

One of my favorite movies is "Legally Blonde." That sentence applies to most people, right? Even more than the movie, I love the musical that was made out of it. I LIVE for that soundtrack, and "Serious" and "Bend and Snap" are the top two songs on my 25 most played list. That's the kind of dedication we're talking about. If you haven't seen the musical, you're in luck. Thanks to a partnership with MTV, it is available to see in its entirety on Youtube for free. Yes, you heard me right. More importantly than the musical is its star, Laura Bell Bundy. She is gorgeous and so spunky. This week I discovered she had a brief country music career (okay, maybe she is still trying to keep it going...) Yeah, Broadway and Country. No one saw that company. For your entertainment, check out these super fun, if not musically groovy, videos of Laura Bell Bundy, Broadway star turned Country Belle.

"Giddy On Up"

"Kentucky Dirty"

"I'm No Good (For Ya Baby)"

"Two Step"

"Drop on By"

"I Am What I Am"

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