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March 11, 2005
Lisa Marie's Dirty Laundry
When I read my AOL mail from my browser window and logged out, I was brought to AOL.com's main page, which I ordinarily just ignore. But I glanced up and saw Lisa Marie Presley's face peering out at me with the headline, "Lisa Marie Airs Her 'Dirty Laundry'"
Coming just as her ex-huh...huh...huh...heh, heh, heh... Michael Jackson's trial goes from bizarre to surreal, it seemed, I don't know, completely tasteless? Amazingly timed? Of course, Lisa Marie has had her share of tabloid space as well. So, was this a new song by Lisa Marie, or... my stomach flipped... a cover of Don Henley's 80s classic hit?
I've never really been privy to Lisa Marie's talent. I guess she just hadn't made the radio stations that I happen to listen to, and I suspect, not the least of which is her unusual celebrity status. One cannot be the child of a diety and secluded for much of one's life without the general public thinking of one as somewhat strange. Never mind that the girl has probably inherited at least some bit of her parents' talent, and quite possibly had some professional training to go along with it.
She does the song justice. I was rather pleased by her rendition of it, and I actually understood the words better than I ever did with Don Henley. The video was quite amazing too. Look for George Michael there toward the end. You can click Lisa Marie's face to find the music video online.
My respect for Lisa Marie has jumped.
Posted by Bastique at March 11, 2005 01:57 PM
Comments
lisa was to good for ass colwn danny
Posted by: john at July 13, 2006 11:36 PM
i am the nationwide campaign for elvis presley day. this is "a permanent day of recognition" for elvis presley-not a holiday on his birthday.
Posted by: kathy ferguson at August 30, 2006 02:44 PM
lisa was to good for danny aka the joke
Posted by: john at July 27, 2007 12:58 AM
good luck to danniieie aka riley and ryan but she no lisa or elvis who make her a star
Posted by: john at July 27, 2007 01:01 AM