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Sharleen was yesterday in BBC One, The One Show at 7.00 pm GMT. She talked about Oscars 2010, Texas and more You can download video from texasindemand.com |
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Sharleen was yesterday in Something For The Weekend, she talked about new album, her future role in movie and about Texas…she also cooked ;D here is link to download the video Something For The Weekend 7th March 2010 |
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Yesterday was intimate gig at Orchid in London hosted by Radio Heart FM. SETLIST: Here some photos:
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Here you can watch 7 Exlusive Clips from Push Entertainment, it’s only available for UK but Dave shared with us on YouTube. |
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DREAMS do come true… just ask Sharleen Spiteri.
Her new album The Movie Songbook, which comes out tomorrow, is the result of a long-cherished ambition to work with the cream of Hollywood recording talent. “It’s been an absolute pleasure and an honour to work on this album,” she tells A-Listed. “I feel very lucky.” –> read more LINKS: |
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Sharleen Spiteri attended the First Light Movie Awards at Odeon Leicester Square on March 2, 2010 in London, England.
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SHARLEEN SPITERI paced the corridors of the iconic Capitol Records recording studio in Hollywood.
The heat was on. She had just eight days to nail the most ambitious album of her 22-year career. Waiting in the hallowed studio, where Frank Sinatra recorded classics such as Come Fly With Me, were producer Phil Ramone and engineer Al Schmitt, winners of more than 30 Grammy awards. Sharleen, lead singer of Scottish rock band Texas, finally got the nod. The “boys” were ready for her. –> read more |
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SHARLEEN SPITERI’S father was a merchant seaman, complete with proper sailor’s tattoos. The Texas singer and her younger sister, Corinne, used to wave goodbye to him for three months at a time, knowing that when he came back home to Balloch, near Glasgow, they would have him to themselves for a full month, 24 hours a day.
Eddie’s return would be triumphant, armed with bags stuffed full of presents: exotic clothes; dressing-up garb from different corners of the world; dolls from every country. But it was his big long beard that fascinated Spiteri. She loves men’s facial hair to this day. “He would go to his bed that night, and in the morning me and my sister would be given a pair of nail scissors each to snip big chunks of hair off. Then he would go and shave and we’d say, ‘Oh daddy, you’re so handsome.’” She smiles. “Some things never leave you.” –> read more |
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Loose Women, ITV1, Wednesday 3rd March at 12:30pm GMT
Something for the Weekend, BBC TWO, Sunday 7th March at 10:00am GMT
The Alan Titchmarsh Show, ITV1, Thursday 11th March at at 5:00pm GMT
The Wright Stuff, FIVE, Wednesday 16th March at at 9:15am GMT |
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