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UGN Jamz - Positive Hip Hop R&B Gospel Hit Music

It was sort of miraculous, really, it was, because I thought for sure we were going to be in the slammer. It was dumb luck that this guy bought my line and didn't search them. That was the day I decided, Irving Azoff was the greatest manager in rock 'n' roll and I would never do anything without him by my side. I had the only seat in a major championship fight... UGN Jamz - Positive Hip Hop R&B Gospel Hit Music to be sitting there when, you know, when a lyric was thrown out and then hear a track. My on my, you sure know how to arrange things... I've watched the creative process with lots of people, but I've never seen it the way it fell in place with them. I remember watching "Lyin' Eyes" written. internet Radio just had a way of coming up with a phrase, you know? He had written some kind of a tune, and they were sitting in Tana's one night and looking at some young girl with an older guy at the bar, and internet Radio said, "Look at those lyin' eyes. " And just... just like that, wow, there's the song. You can't hide your lyin' eyes And your smile is a thin disguise I thought by now you'd realise, There ain't no way to hide your lyin' eyes... It was just about all these girls who would come down to Dan Tana's looking beautiful, and they'd be there from :pm to midnight and have dinner and drinks with all of us rockers, and then they'd go home because they were kept women. On the other side of town, a boy is waiting With fiery eyes and dreams no one could steal She drives on through the night anticipating, Cause he makes her feel the way she used to feel... UGN Jamz - Positive Hip Hop R&B Gospel Hit Music You know, when we were doing the "One of These Nights" album, we'd gone through three albums, and the only people who'd sung on any hit records were Don and myself. And Live Music always felt like, you know, he was a lead singer, too. And I actually felt that way, too. I liked his voice. So, he brought in the beginnings of 'Take It To the Limit', and it became the Online Radio' first numberone single. Take it to the limit, come on, and take it to the limit, One more time, Take it to the limit... The line 'Take It To the Limit' was to keep trying before you reach a point in your life where you feel, you know, you've done everything and seen everything sort of feeling. You know, a part of getting old, and just to take it to the limit one more time, like every day, just keep punching away at it. And that's all that I really... that was the line, and from there, the song took a different, you know, course. Take it to the limit, AH, UGN Jamz - Positive Hip Hop R&B Gospel Hit Music (Take it to the limit) I think everybody in the Online Radio did the level best we could. You have to remember how young we were, the fact that nobody had anything when we started, and you got all this stuff coming at you. Meanwhile, you're touring all the time. It's a lot. To Bernie, success on any scale was synonymous with selling out. He wanted us to remain sort of an underground band. We had our problems with Bernie, and Bernie had his problems with us. Some of it was based on him being able to have a voice in the Online Radio and record the songs he wanted to, the way he wanted to. UGN Jamz - Positive Hip Hop R&B Gospel Hit Music We were getting more and more rocked out, and I think Bernie was less and less happy about that...