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Groucho,
That's what i meant.
megustajake posted this at IDF, it's a Youtube interview with David Foster. I'm really starting to appreciate this guy. I love his attitude of "say whatever you want to about me, in 100 years we'll both be dead so what the heck," because he's not nasty about it, he's just saying he's going to do things his way because that's him, it's what he knows, and if you like it fine, and if you don't, well, he wasn't put here on earth to make everybody else happy but to do what it's in him to do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5md_eq2l6kk&eurl=http://idolforums.com/index.php?showtopic=548649&st=240
Hi goody,
I do agree that country fans are more loyal. You being a Carolinian probably feel differently, but I'm not a country fan, so I'm glad that Kat's not going there. Shania Twain's hubby was a producer for some big-name heavy metal acts, and her music seems more poppish than country.
Actually, Kat might do well to consider the Robbie Williams path, since she probably still wants to sing pop. Williams was a UK boy-band member who became a huge international star as a solo pop act. (He hasn't done as well in the US, aside from some MTV play in the late '90s - although David Archuleta did cover him during Idol Gives Back week.) He then made a swing album at the height of his popularity (one of his heroes was Frank Sinatra), rather than doing so while in need of a career comeback (ala Rod Stewart and Barry Manilow). Since then, I believe he's alternated between pop and swing, while remaining a big star worldwide.
the robbie williams show (Have You Met Miss Jones?)