Holy Crap! More than one posting in a decade, the world is coming to an end. Please refrain from screaming--you may wake the children. Golf Claps please.
I was just exploring my settings here on Blogger and I found out that YOU, my loyal readers (all three of you) can recieve e-mails that inform you of Blog Updates. I think thats pretty darn spiffy.
If you want to be on the e-mail list thing, leave this post a comment and I'll put your name on the list!!
Talk to you soon,
~Kristen
"No more harmony for you and meeeeeeeee...."
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
WOAH!
Well well well here we are again, I should be writing a current event for my history class but I'm bored of it so I'm here! haha I really should be getting on the ball posting stuff on this wonderful little blog, but I forget about it and I'm lazy and when I do muster up the energy to write, nothing interesting is going on in the Manilow World. Hold on gotta find a new cd............ *minutes later* OKAY! I'm back sorry about that, I'm in a Manilow mood, hence why I'm here!
So what has Mr. B been up to? A lot actually!
-Let's see off the top of my head he just won a commercial award the CLIO! YAY
-He was nominated for a Grammy! Unfortunately, he lost to that old singer's daughter, i forgot her name, I'll eventually think of it.
-He just received the Steve Chase award for doing a lot of wonderful things for other people.
-He also was inducted into the Fraiers club! Unlucky for us, he didn't get roasted!! I was hoping he would, funny stuff there folks!!
-Barry annouced there will be ORGINAL material!!! The world stood still when he said that! Holy Smokes real genuine Manilow music and even better it's going to be like his EARLY rock oriented stuff. Which makes Kristen incredibly happy!
Uh.... lets see there's probalby other stuff too. But I'm tired and my legs hurt from running today so I kind of want to chill so I'm not digging through the internet to stalk Barry. I'm to lazy, plus I'm sure you guys already know what he's been up to!
So i got my Varsity Jacket today! And of course my mind drifted to Barry playing sports. We all know he's not an athlete (though I have heard he was pretty good at basketball in High School)but I was thinking how cool Barry would look in a nice varsity jacket. Then i was thinking how awesome it would be if he went to my high school, which gave me an image of Barry in jeans and a lovely black, white and red varsity jacket. And with my amazing Paint editing skills *wink* I bring you Barry Manilow the Varsity Letterman Athlete......
So he doesn't have much a neck but pretty Snazzy huh? I dig it. haha
So I'm rambling now and I have a current event to write. Talk to you soon.
~Kristen
The singer I forgot about was Natelie Cole
"I got so much honey the bee's envy me..."
So what has Mr. B been up to? A lot actually!
-Let's see off the top of my head he just won a commercial award the CLIO! YAY
-He was nominated for a Grammy! Unfortunately, he lost to that old singer's daughter, i forgot her name, I'll eventually think of it.
-He just received the Steve Chase award for doing a lot of wonderful things for other people.
-He also was inducted into the Fraiers club! Unlucky for us, he didn't get roasted!! I was hoping he would, funny stuff there folks!!
-Barry annouced there will be ORGINAL material!!! The world stood still when he said that! Holy Smokes real genuine Manilow music and even better it's going to be like his EARLY rock oriented stuff. Which makes Kristen incredibly happy!
Uh.... lets see there's probalby other stuff too. But I'm tired and my legs hurt from running today so I kind of want to chill so I'm not digging through the internet to stalk Barry. I'm to lazy, plus I'm sure you guys already know what he's been up to!
So i got my Varsity Jacket today! And of course my mind drifted to Barry playing sports. We all know he's not an athlete (though I have heard he was pretty good at basketball in High School)but I was thinking how cool Barry would look in a nice varsity jacket. Then i was thinking how awesome it would be if he went to my high school, which gave me an image of Barry in jeans and a lovely black, white and red varsity jacket. And with my amazing Paint editing skills *wink* I bring you Barry Manilow the Varsity Letterman Athlete......
So he doesn't have much a neck but pretty Snazzy huh? I dig it. hahaSo I'm rambling now and I have a current event to write. Talk to you soon.
~Kristen
The singer I forgot about was Natelie Cole
"I got so much honey the bee's envy me..."
Monday, November 10, 2008
80's Album
Debuts on NOVEMBER 25!!
Check Out some of the album NOW!
http://www.jrecords.com/greatestsongsoftheeighties/
He'll be on QVC NOVEMBER 20!!!!
Check Out some of the album NOW!
http://www.jrecords.com/greatestsongsoftheeighties/
He'll be on QVC NOVEMBER 20!!!!
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
Agent B
Well after seeing some pictures from the The Manilow Music Project instrument give away yesterday I was inspired to do a little bit of photo manipulation.
If you have kids, grandkids or are a kid and have seen Phineas and Ferb on the Disney Channel you'll get where I'm coming from with this picture!
But if you haven't seen the show one of the characters is Perry the Platypus, who sometimes growls and makes a face (well just the mouth) like Barry is making in this picture.
And here's Perry The Platypus
And Finally Here is Barry the Platypus!!
Enjoy!
And Heres Perry the Platypus in Action on the disney channel!
at like 21 seconds Perry growls like i was talking about earlier! :-D
If you have kids, grandkids or are a kid and have seen Phineas and Ferb on the Disney Channel you'll get where I'm coming from with this picture!
But if you haven't seen the show one of the characters is Perry the Platypus, who sometimes growls and makes a face (well just the mouth) like Barry is making in this picture.
And here's Perry The Platypus
And Finally Here is Barry the Platypus!!
Enjoy!
And Heres Perry the Platypus in Action on the disney channel!
at like 21 seconds Perry growls like i was talking about earlier! :-D
Monday, May 26, 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Barry on Family Guy!
Mark Your Calenders!
Show: Family Guy
Episode: (FG-602) "Back to the Woods"
Network: (FOX) FOX
Date: Sunday - February 17, 2008
Time: 9/8c PM
Duration: 0:30
About: Family Guy: (FG-602) "Back to the Woods"
James Woods returns after being locked in a crate to seek revenge against Peter. First, James steals Peter’s identity and moves in as head of the Griffin household. Then, Peter goes out and ruins James career and image. Guest voice cast: James Woods as himself; Barry Manilow as himself.
(02/17/2008)
Thursday, January 31, 2008
So today I saved up 100 swag bucks for that Manilow Homepage thing. I ordered Here At the Mayflower I've been saving for awhile and I can't wait till it comes!! I was planning on saving up to 110 so I could get Here at the May Flower and a vinyal record but they took the record off the list, but it's ok. I don't have a record player lol it would be an insentive though
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Celebrities love barry!!
DEFENDING MANILOW
Hollywood stars are coming to the defense of Las Vegas Hilton headliner Barry Manilow. Last week we told you how one town in Australia was using Barry’s music to chase away hoodlums. “That’s criminal,” says Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane. “Barry Manilow is a very underrated man. I am not ashamed to say Barry Manilow kicks ass.” Actor Keifer Sutherland agrees. I think that was unfair to Barry,” he tells us. “I think it was the decibel level at which they were playing it that drove them away.” Other Manilow fans include Friends star Matthew Perry – “I like to listen to ‘Mandy’ occasionally" – and comic Caroline Rhea: “I am deeply obsessed with Barry Manilow. He was my greatest talk show host ever. He sat by the piano and I told him all my favorite songs and he sat there and played them. It was like a fantasy.”
http://www.celebrityweek.com/vegas_baby/show_only_in_vegas.asp?id=779&cid=12
Hollywood stars are coming to the defense of Las Vegas Hilton headliner Barry Manilow. Last week we told you how one town in Australia was using Barry’s music to chase away hoodlums. “That’s criminal,” says Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane. “Barry Manilow is a very underrated man. I am not ashamed to say Barry Manilow kicks ass.” Actor Keifer Sutherland agrees. I think that was unfair to Barry,” he tells us. “I think it was the decibel level at which they were playing it that drove them away.” Other Manilow fans include Friends star Matthew Perry – “I like to listen to ‘Mandy’ occasionally" – and comic Caroline Rhea: “I am deeply obsessed with Barry Manilow. He was my greatest talk show host ever. He sat by the piano and I told him all my favorite songs and he sat there and played them. It was like a fantasy.”
http://www.celebrityweek.com/vegas_baby/show_only_in_vegas.asp?id=779&cid=12
Friday, January 04, 2008
MINNEAPOLIS STAR-TRIBUNE
January 4, 2007
Music: Barry's bonds
Manilow talks about his connections with Clive Davis, rock 'n' roll, Bob Dylan and the Twin Cities.
By JON BREAM, Star Tribune
After three bestselling collections of cover songs from the 1950s, '60s and '70s, Barry Manilow is back writing the songs.
Maybe not the songs that the whole world will sing.
"It's more of a rock 'n' roll album than I've ever done," said the once and future King of the Middle of the Road, who will perform Friday at Xcel Energy Center.
OK, we're not talking Bruce Springsteen or the Foo Fighters. It's Mr. Schmaltz rocking out.
"It's got a real concept to it, like my 'Paradise Cafe' and 'Year at the Mayflower,' which kind of tell a story, or each song is set in some situation," he said.
Of course, it's up to Clive Davis, the record mogul who signed Manilow in 1974, to decide whether this project will be the singer's next release.
"Clive Davis warns me that every artist of my ilk has not sold very many albums when they've tried to release their own original albums -- from Elton John to Paul McCartney to Joni Mitchell," Manilow said. "Frankly, I've never done it for the sales. It never dawns on me unless Clive tells me about it.
"He came up with these ideas about the greatest songs of the '50s, '60s and '70s. He has the greatest commercial ideas in the history of pop music. I just follow his lead. I love arranging these songs, I love producing them and singing them. But I really do miss the songwriting."
To be sure, he and Davis have talked about a 1980s collection, and the singer has started to look at songs. Would he consider another kind of project, say, a duets album with Bette Midler, for whom he was music director in the early '70s?
"We did two songs, one on each of those albums I produced for her," he said, referring to her recent tributes to Rosemary Clooney and Peggy Lee. "They were fun. I think she's a little busy now."
Next month, Midler will launch a Las Vegas residency, replacing Celine Dion at Caesars Palace. Manilow has been ensconced at Vegas' Hilton Hotel since February 2005, and he's booked through at least the end of 2008. "I think they're talking about a couple years more," he said. "I haven't been involved in that yet."
After having huge success last year with a few concerts in his hometown, New York City, Manilow has been sneaking away for occasional non-Vegas performances. The road shows are different from what he does in Sin City.
"It's kind of a blown-up version of the Vegas show," he explained. "They only let you do 85 minutes in Vegas and then they want the audience out there throwing their money away [in the casino]. So I've added a lot more songs and more hits that I usually don't do in Vegas."
In Vegas, he plays five consecutive nights a week, which must be a challenge for someone who'll turn 65 in June.
"Thanks for reminding me I'm in my 60s," he joked. "I feel like I'm in my 30s. I have a 29-inch waist, and I weigh 144 pounds, and I work out every day. I've got lots of energy."
Never thought he'd perform
In concert, Manilow is quite the entertainer, but he said he's clueless where his sense of showmanship comes from.
"It was the last thing I ever thought I was going to do, being onstage," he said. "I am a musician and an arranger and a songwriter and a producer. Being onstage, first of all, was the wildest thing that ever happened to me back in the '70s. And now being considered a showman is even crazier. I just never really thought about that."
Manilow's idea of a stage show is more than standing there "unless it's Neil Young or James Taylor or John Denver playing his guitar. I put my background singers in silly outfits, and I tell corny old jokes, and I put medleys together that go from here to there. I have a good time. If I just sat down at the piano and played 'Mandy' through 'Read Em and Weep' or whatever, I would be bored."
Manilow's 2006 resurgence was boosted by his second appearance on "American Idol." He hadn't even seen the show when he was first asked to appear on it in 2004.
"That was a big deal," he said. "I don't do things for the publicity or the money. I know that sounds odd. I can say that now that I've got all the money in the world."
Things didn't go as smoothly for Manilow when he was scheduled to appear on TV's "The View" last September. He backed out because he refused to be interviewed by Elizabeth Hasselback, who is known for her conservative views.
"I just do things the way I feel I've got to do them," he said. "And that was one that I felt like I had to do."
Halloween snowstorm
Manilow's Minnesota fans will vividly recall his three-day stand in 1991 to open the newly remodeled State Theatre. The first night was Halloween, when the snowstorm of the century -- OK, 31 inches -- began.
"I remember walking to the rehearsal," he said. "The snow -- holy mackerel!"
Twin Cities audiences have been consistently supportive, he said. "Minneapolis and St. Paul have been great to me. I'm this Jew boy from Brooklyn, and I don't know why these people from the Midwest connect with what I do. They've always been on my side."
Maybe it's payback because a "Jew boy" from Hibbing, Minn. -- Bob Dylan -- had to go to New York to get discovered. Manilow encountered the Minnesota icon once, in the late 1980s.
"It was an odd meeting," he recalled. It took place at a Seder, a ceremonial Passover dinner, at the home of songwriting legend Burt Bacharach. "He [Dylan] came over to me and said, 'Keep doing what you're doing, man. You're inspiring all of us.' Isn't that nice?"
Nice words, indeed. But how would Manilow like to be remembered? In 1987 he answered that same question from the Star Tribune with just one word: "Goosebumps."
"I was going to give you a more mature answer," he said last month. "I was going to tell you that I'd like to be remembered as a guy that made you feel something. 'Goosebumps' is a real wiseass answer, but it says the same thing. My goal is to make you feel something.
"After having done it for so many more years than I ever, ever thought I'd be doing it, I look out in the audience and their response is more important to me than ever. I don't mean their applause. I mean the fact that they're smiling and having the greatest time."
January 4, 2007
Music: Barry's bonds
Manilow talks about his connections with Clive Davis, rock 'n' roll, Bob Dylan and the Twin Cities.
By JON BREAM, Star Tribune
After three bestselling collections of cover songs from the 1950s, '60s and '70s, Barry Manilow is back writing the songs.
Maybe not the songs that the whole world will sing.
"It's more of a rock 'n' roll album than I've ever done," said the once and future King of the Middle of the Road, who will perform Friday at Xcel Energy Center.
OK, we're not talking Bruce Springsteen or the Foo Fighters. It's Mr. Schmaltz rocking out.
"It's got a real concept to it, like my 'Paradise Cafe' and 'Year at the Mayflower,' which kind of tell a story, or each song is set in some situation," he said.
Of course, it's up to Clive Davis, the record mogul who signed Manilow in 1974, to decide whether this project will be the singer's next release.
"Clive Davis warns me that every artist of my ilk has not sold very many albums when they've tried to release their own original albums -- from Elton John to Paul McCartney to Joni Mitchell," Manilow said. "Frankly, I've never done it for the sales. It never dawns on me unless Clive tells me about it.
"He came up with these ideas about the greatest songs of the '50s, '60s and '70s. He has the greatest commercial ideas in the history of pop music. I just follow his lead. I love arranging these songs, I love producing them and singing them. But I really do miss the songwriting."
To be sure, he and Davis have talked about a 1980s collection, and the singer has started to look at songs. Would he consider another kind of project, say, a duets album with Bette Midler, for whom he was music director in the early '70s?
"We did two songs, one on each of those albums I produced for her," he said, referring to her recent tributes to Rosemary Clooney and Peggy Lee. "They were fun. I think she's a little busy now."
Next month, Midler will launch a Las Vegas residency, replacing Celine Dion at Caesars Palace. Manilow has been ensconced at Vegas' Hilton Hotel since February 2005, and he's booked through at least the end of 2008. "I think they're talking about a couple years more," he said. "I haven't been involved in that yet."
After having huge success last year with a few concerts in his hometown, New York City, Manilow has been sneaking away for occasional non-Vegas performances. The road shows are different from what he does in Sin City.
"It's kind of a blown-up version of the Vegas show," he explained. "They only let you do 85 minutes in Vegas and then they want the audience out there throwing their money away [in the casino]. So I've added a lot more songs and more hits that I usually don't do in Vegas."
In Vegas, he plays five consecutive nights a week, which must be a challenge for someone who'll turn 65 in June.
"Thanks for reminding me I'm in my 60s," he joked. "I feel like I'm in my 30s. I have a 29-inch waist, and I weigh 144 pounds, and I work out every day. I've got lots of energy."
Never thought he'd perform
In concert, Manilow is quite the entertainer, but he said he's clueless where his sense of showmanship comes from.
"It was the last thing I ever thought I was going to do, being onstage," he said. "I am a musician and an arranger and a songwriter and a producer. Being onstage, first of all, was the wildest thing that ever happened to me back in the '70s. And now being considered a showman is even crazier. I just never really thought about that."
Manilow's idea of a stage show is more than standing there "unless it's Neil Young or James Taylor or John Denver playing his guitar. I put my background singers in silly outfits, and I tell corny old jokes, and I put medleys together that go from here to there. I have a good time. If I just sat down at the piano and played 'Mandy' through 'Read Em and Weep' or whatever, I would be bored."
Manilow's 2006 resurgence was boosted by his second appearance on "American Idol." He hadn't even seen the show when he was first asked to appear on it in 2004.
"That was a big deal," he said. "I don't do things for the publicity or the money. I know that sounds odd. I can say that now that I've got all the money in the world."
Things didn't go as smoothly for Manilow when he was scheduled to appear on TV's "The View" last September. He backed out because he refused to be interviewed by Elizabeth Hasselback, who is known for her conservative views.
"I just do things the way I feel I've got to do them," he said. "And that was one that I felt like I had to do."
Halloween snowstorm
Manilow's Minnesota fans will vividly recall his three-day stand in 1991 to open the newly remodeled State Theatre. The first night was Halloween, when the snowstorm of the century -- OK, 31 inches -- began.
"I remember walking to the rehearsal," he said. "The snow -- holy mackerel!"
Twin Cities audiences have been consistently supportive, he said. "Minneapolis and St. Paul have been great to me. I'm this Jew boy from Brooklyn, and I don't know why these people from the Midwest connect with what I do. They've always been on my side."
Maybe it's payback because a "Jew boy" from Hibbing, Minn. -- Bob Dylan -- had to go to New York to get discovered. Manilow encountered the Minnesota icon once, in the late 1980s.
"It was an odd meeting," he recalled. It took place at a Seder, a ceremonial Passover dinner, at the home of songwriting legend Burt Bacharach. "He [Dylan] came over to me and said, 'Keep doing what you're doing, man. You're inspiring all of us.' Isn't that nice?"
Nice words, indeed. But how would Manilow like to be remembered? In 1987 he answered that same question from the Star Tribune with just one word: "Goosebumps."
"I was going to give you a more mature answer," he said last month. "I was going to tell you that I'd like to be remembered as a guy that made you feel something. 'Goosebumps' is a real wiseass answer, but it says the same thing. My goal is to make you feel something.
"After having done it for so many more years than I ever, ever thought I'd be doing it, I look out in the audience and their response is more important to me than ever. I don't mean their applause. I mean the fact that they're smiling and having the greatest time."
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Graham meets Barry Manilow
Date :17 December 2007
International superstar Barry Manilow continues to ride high in Las Vegas with his hit show ‘Manilow: Music and Passion’. Not only a performer in Vegas, Barry is a resident there too. And you can imagine Graham’s delight when he received an invitation from the man himself to visit him at his palatial residence.As Graham made himself comfortable in the home that was once that of King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley, living legend Barry confessed that he could never have imagined that his life would be as great a dream as it is today. Discussing his name being up in neon lights and the Vegas skyscrapers plastered with posters advertising his show, Barry laughed: “Welcome to the land of the overkill!” Barry expressed his excitement about the new UK BBC ONE Saturday night series, The One and Only… and before he and Graham went their separate ways he offered some final words of encouragement to the remaining UK finalists. “To become the best tribute act in Britain is a hard act to follow,” Barry said. “They must sound and look like their legend, and be entertaining at the same time”. Keep watching BBC One to find out who will be The One and Only...
Monday, December 31, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Barry and Friends at Pure Night Club
Novemeber 13, 2007
(Click for larger picture)Music star Barry Manilow poses for a photo with performers from his show at Pure nightclub Tuesday inside Caesars Palace. (Photo courtesy of Pure Group)
http://hollyday.vox.com/library/post/overnight-sensations.html
Friday, November 16, 2007
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Guess Who Requested me on Myspace!!!
Garry Keif.
I think it's actually him too
And yes I did add him!!
haha
he's on my top friends....
www.myspace.com/manilow_obsessed
I think it's actually him too
And yes I did add him!!
haha
he's on my top friends....
www.myspace.com/manilow_obsessed
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
My View on "The View" B.S.
As much as I love Barry I think it was very rude of him to cancel a televison appearance for something like that. I don't understand why its such a big deal, he had been on MANY talk shows and politics never came up, why is he getting pissy over it now?
The thing is, I'm not upset that he canceled the appearence, I could care less really the View's interviews with him are all the same as everyone else, I know we'll hear that "I'm only 23" joke about 6 billion more times, frankly it's getting old!! But I was upset by the reason he did cancled, because he's doesn't belief in Elisabeth's views, thats plain stupid! Everyone deals with other peoples views everyday, we don't see them canceling important things because of it, they suck it up and move on. One more thing before I get off of my high horse, why does he think he can run the show? It isn't his, why does he get a say in who interviews him? The View is letting them on their show, he should be happy their giving him air time to plug his new album.
As you can see I'm a little angry with Mr. M at the moment.
Okay, now I'm done, sorry for ranting.
~Kristen
(I just copied this from a comment i left for someone on the same topic, but this is what I've been trying to put into words to post on her for the past day and a half!)
The thing is, I'm not upset that he canceled the appearence, I could care less really the View's interviews with him are all the same as everyone else, I know we'll hear that "I'm only 23" joke about 6 billion more times, frankly it's getting old!! But I was upset by the reason he did cancled, because he's doesn't belief in Elisabeth's views, thats plain stupid! Everyone deals with other peoples views everyday, we don't see them canceling important things because of it, they suck it up and move on. One more thing before I get off of my high horse, why does he think he can run the show? It isn't his, why does he get a say in who interviews him? The View is letting them on their show, he should be happy their giving him air time to plug his new album.
As you can see I'm a little angry with Mr. M at the moment.
Okay, now I'm done, sorry for ranting.
~Kristen
(I just copied this from a comment i left for someone on the same topic, but this is what I've been trying to put into words to post on her for the past day and a half!)
Thursday, September 13, 2007
FAMILY GUY!!!!! (Read On....)
BARRY MANILOW!!!!!!!!!!
I can't wait, I'm not sure when he will be on but when I find out I will deffiently tell all of you! I just found out from the TV guide.
Saturday, August 25, 2007
It never rains in southern california
http://www.jrecords.com/
CHECK OUT THAT WEBSITE FOR A PREVIEW OF BARRY'S NEW SONG FROM THE 70'S ALBUM!!!
IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA!!!
it kicks major bootie!!!
IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ALBERT HAMMOND
Got on a board a west bound seven forty seven
Didn't think before deciding what to do
All that talk of opportunities, TV breaks and movies
Rang true, sure rang true.
Seems it never rain in Southern California
Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before
It never rains in California
But girl, don't they warn ya
It pours man it pours.
Out of work, I'm out of my head
Out of self respect I'm out of bread
I'm under loved I'm under fed
I wanna go home
It never rains in California
But girl don't they warn ya, it pours, man it pours.
Will you tell the folks back home I nearly made it
Had offers but don't know which one to take
Please don't tell them how you found me
Don't tell them how you found me give me a break
Give me a break
Seems it never rains in Southern California
Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before
It never rains in California
But girl, don't they warn ya
It pours man it pours
CHECK OUT THAT WEBSITE FOR A PREVIEW OF BARRY'S NEW SONG FROM THE 70'S ALBUM!!!
IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA!!!
it kicks major bootie!!!
IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ALBERT HAMMOND
Got on a board a west bound seven forty seven
Didn't think before deciding what to do
All that talk of opportunities, TV breaks and movies
Rang true, sure rang true.
Seems it never rain in Southern California
Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before
It never rains in California
But girl, don't they warn ya
It pours man it pours.
Out of work, I'm out of my head
Out of self respect I'm out of bread
I'm under loved I'm under fed
I wanna go home
It never rains in California
But girl don't they warn ya, it pours, man it pours.
Will you tell the folks back home I nearly made it
Had offers but don't know which one to take
Please don't tell them how you found me
Don't tell them how you found me give me a break
Give me a break
Seems it never rains in Southern California
Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before
It never rains in California
But girl, don't they warn ya
It pours man it pours
Monday, August 20, 2007
SWEET NEW P.R. SHOT!! Thanks Scooter!
OMG!!! I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS NEW ALBUM!!!!!!!!!!!
he's so cute, gotta love him lol!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
