The Key Search

Photos and Videos Top Entertainment Photos LOOK PHOTOSTop Entertainment Photos Rampaging Rockers and Mad Musicians LOOK PHOTOSRampaging Rockers and Mad Musicians More Photos and Videos At first Lou Reed didn't much like Susan Boyle covering his classic "Perfect Day," but now the Velvet Underground legend is embracing the idea in a big way. Boyle,true religion Bootcut, the matronly Scottish siren who burst onto the music scene in an unlikely performance on "Britain's Got Talent," recently chose the 1972 song for her first ever music video,Mens Skinny True Religion Jeans, and even got the Transformer himself to direct, according to Popeater. "I wanted to create a beautiful and intimate piece shot in Susan's native Scotland and she quickly agreed,Mens Flare True Religion Jeans," Reed said. The track is featured on Boyle's new album, 'The Gift,' in stores Nov. 9. Reed, 68, initially balked when he heard Boyle wanted to do a version of his song for "America's Got Talent" in September. Reed had the performance scuttled at the last minute, forcing Boyle to cancel her appearance. Boyle's second album,true religion Women's Bootcut Jeans, 'The Gift,' is a seasonal collection of songs including Christmas classics like 'The First Noel' and 'O Holy Night'.' Boyle herself says the music is meant to "touch hearts." "Music has always been a companion to me,True religion sale, particularly on special occaisons" Boyle said. "I wanted there to be a mix of songs that would flow with all our moods this holiday season. As much as the season is a time for reflection, it is also a time for fun and enjoyment with those closest to us." Selected Reading: Popeater, Spinner, The Sun.
Related articles:


A Glee Love Story NBC Chicago

Bail Set for Suspect Tackled by Bicyclist NBC Ch

City Threatens Discipline Against Union Members