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To: RinConRon who wrote (1741)	6/21/2007 8:57:32 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 14270

Check this out: paulpottsofficial.com 20th JUNE: PAUL SIGNS A £1 MILLION RECORD DEAL WITH SIMON COWELL It is a MULTI-ALBUM contract for Britain AND the US

To: RinConRon who wrote (1741)	6/21/2007 9:05:56 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14270

Good explanation, but I also feel you can convey raw emotion in singing a song. Take Elton John when he sang “Candle in The Wind” at Princess Diana's funeral. The song had so much emotion in it it really tugged at your heart strings. I recorded it and when you compare that live recording to the studio recording of the same song for Diana, it did not stir up any emotion. My hope is that Paul can keep the same feelings and emotions in his studio recordings. His live performances were just awesome, and I hope his studio recordings will be the same. Also wanted to say, I really like Paul's voice, I don't really care for Pavarotti's voice, it does nothing for me.

To: RinConRon who wrote (1741)	10/13/2007 4:44:01 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14270

What do you do for a living? Your spot on! ===================================== To: SI Spam Patrol (Cheeky Kid) who wrote (1740) 6/21/2007 7:10:12 PM From: RinConRon 2 Recommendations of 2381 I agree, why does Paul Potts stir the emotions? What is it? I think it's the "everyman" of his appearance and persona. He comes on stage with little confidence, not handsome, not stylishly dressed, and then worse, nervously attempts a smile, exposing those terrible teeth. But then he begins to sing and that golden voice brings out the redeeming human compassion of pulling for the "underdog." Everyone wants him to succeed because we can imagine ourselves, with all our individual shortcomings, being on that same stage, in whatever form or endeavor. I guess it plays on each one's emotions differently, but that's how it strikes me.