03-22-2008, 02:22 PM
" Bryan Adams: Straight up, uncomplicated icon"
You just have to love this guy on so many levels - - - - -
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You just have to love this guy on so many levels - - - - -
For full article click here
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When asked about his musical process, his answers were entirely uncomplicated.
"One day I'll wake up and I'll have 10 or 12 songs and think, `Oh that sounds like it could be a record,' " he said of his creative process.
His new album, "11", which happens to be his 11th studio album, was produced during Adams' down time on tour. He would set up studios in his hotel room and record.
"We'd order up some food or something and they'd come in and see the mattresses against the window, and microphones going into the toilet," he said. "But it worked. It dispelled the rumours that you have to record in an isolated place."
It's that blue-collar work ethic that makes Adams so successful, said media personality Terry David Mulligan, who has been tracking his career since watching him perform with his former band Sweeney Todd in the late 1970s.
"He was laughingly doing 320 days a year (of work), there were no days off for him" he said. "The only days off were because he couldn't be onstage somewhere because he was flying or travelling."
"One day I'll wake up and I'll have 10 or 12 songs and think, `Oh that sounds like it could be a record,' " he said of his creative process.
His new album, "11", which happens to be his 11th studio album, was produced during Adams' down time on tour. He would set up studios in his hotel room and record.
"We'd order up some food or something and they'd come in and see the mattresses against the window, and microphones going into the toilet," he said. "But it worked. It dispelled the rumours that you have to record in an isolated place."
It's that blue-collar work ethic that makes Adams so successful, said media personality Terry David Mulligan, who has been tracking his career since watching him perform with his former band Sweeney Todd in the late 1970s.
"He was laughingly doing 320 days a year (of work), there were no days off for him" he said. "The only days off were because he couldn't be onstage somewhere because he was flying or travelling."
) and he was so cool!
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