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From Marty Rudnick <mrudnick@marturo.com>
Subject Re: Great pop artists of last 15 years BUT with only had one release
Date Sat, 06 Jan 2007 03:43:46 -0800

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I'm not sure if Ashlee Simpson is a joke as much as she is a prop.   I 
heard one of her songs (Pieces of Me?), which I thought actually was a 
rockin' good pop tune, but I think it would have been at sure-fire hit 
for Clarkson or any other generation what-ever chick they chose to give 
it to. 

Ashlee Simpson is perhaps as undeserving of ridicule as she is fame. I 
also find it difficult to hold her in less regard than many of the 
other  contrived acts or American Idols these days, without passing the 
same judgement on acts such as Don Kirshner would manufacture back in 
the day.  I'm talking about you, Davy Jones!   Where I think we are in 
agreement is the industry merely cranks out product for mass public 
consumption, but that's been going on forever.

Just makes me appreciate artists like Emitt Rhodes, Michael Carpenter, 
Jamie Hoover, Bob Segarini and countless others all the more...

Marty

P.S. Speaking of manufactured acts, AND bringing it all back to: Great 
pop artists of last 15 years BUT with only had one release?  Can I vote 
for The Wonders?


ROBERT SEGARINI wrote:

>Ashlee Simpson is a joke, and pretty much stands for everything that's wrong with the old school music/radio business.
>



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