[Dierks Bentley]: For me, there's not much of a change. There's a funny song on this record called That Don't Make It Easy Loving Me, which talks about all the silly, crazy things that happen out there on the road: "She knows that I'd never do anything to make her leave -- she knows how much I love her, but that don't make it easy loving me." It's funny, because Cassie is amazing, (but) if somebody had told me in the beginning in 2005 that I was going to be married, I would have said that was absolutely crazy, there's just no way. Bentley: Oh yeah. "He's no dancer but he's quite a pacer" (laughs). And I listen to the show every night, and a lot of nights I set up a video camera and watch the show. It's not a mathematical thing, you're just trying to see what works and what doesn't. Ben...
A singer and pianist since the age of five, Nolin has performed with several choirs, at the music festival, weddings and community events.
Defence lawyer John Corona said his client's once-promising life took a troubling turn when she began hanging out at several Winnipeg bars and "got caught up with the wrong crowd." He told court she met several people who had ties to the gang and criminal underworld and may have "pressured" [Emelda Marie Cuddy] into committing crimes. The No. 1 song, the one that we're promoting, it's pretty much the best song," the then-19-year-old said in a Belize TV report. "It's more for the younger people like my age. It's called That Never Happens to Me and it's a kind of a pop song, like it's not too much country it's not too much pop, it's kind of like a mixture and it's really good. "The reason we decided for [Maria] is because in the future it's going to be... easier for people to recognize ...
[Singer Vic Damone], originally Vito Farinola, from Brooklyn, N.Y., has a breezy, over a scotch and soda style. He's 81, and any doubts about him telling his tales this late in life vanish after the first chapter or two. As Walter Cronkite used to say, "You are there. It was at the Paramount that he had the chutzpah to approach Perry Como as he was taking him to his floor in the theatre's elevator. Como insisted that he sing one of his songs right then and there, and responded by giving him a note to a band leader in need of a vocalist saying, "This kid can sing. Listen to him. I think he's got something." As well, Damone never seems to have forgotten a kindness shown to a struggling actor and singer, whether it was Jane Powell's guiding hand on his arm while shooting a scene, or the y...
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