Chris Martin and Ron Sexsmith
On my way out to my radio show but wanted to get this up since I've been stalling on it.
Well it's apparent that EMI doesn't like Chris Martin singing with people.
Chart Magazine has an article on how they won't allow Chris Martin to sing on a song for the new Nelly Furtado record. I guess they even previewed the song, called "All Good Things," for journalists.
To read the article go here.
Not the first time they've done this. There was the song with The Streets that they wouldn't let be released.
However there was a song he was allowed to sing on. Back on 2002's Cobblestone runway Ron Sexsmith had Chris Martin sing on a "remix" version "Gold In Them Hills" The story as I remember was that Martin and Coldplay were big fans and the producer or engineer of the record knew Coldplay and Martin sang some of it as a duet. Sexsmith wasn't too crazy about the idea, probably because he's usually overshadowed by his "famous fans" whenever someone writes about him. But the version of the song was released as a bonus track at the end. There even was a video with both of them in it.
Anyways here are both versions of the song (the Martin version is labelled as remix) of course as zip on Rapidshare.
To get both versions of the song go here.
And since I'm now actually exploring You Tube here's the video as well.
Well it's apparent that EMI doesn't like Chris Martin singing with people.
Chart Magazine has an article on how they won't allow Chris Martin to sing on a song for the new Nelly Furtado record. I guess they even previewed the song, called "All Good Things," for journalists.
To read the article go here.
Not the first time they've done this. There was the song with The Streets that they wouldn't let be released.
However there was a song he was allowed to sing on. Back on 2002's Cobblestone runway Ron Sexsmith had Chris Martin sing on a "remix" version "Gold In Them Hills" The story as I remember was that Martin and Coldplay were big fans and the producer or engineer of the record knew Coldplay and Martin sang some of it as a duet. Sexsmith wasn't too crazy about the idea, probably because he's usually overshadowed by his "famous fans" whenever someone writes about him. But the version of the song was released as a bonus track at the end. There even was a video with both of them in it.
Anyways here are both versions of the song (the Martin version is labelled as remix) of course as zip on Rapidshare.
To get both versions of the song go here.
And since I'm now actually exploring You Tube here's the video as well.
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