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David Cook Sizzles With Record Chart Debuts May 28, 2008 - Rock and Pop | Digital and Mobile
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It's season 2 finalist Kimberly Caldwell (top 7 finisher). She has a couple of shows on TV. I actually like her. She has a big voice, and David, you must not forget the songs she sang. "Everything I Do (I Do It For You)", "I Feel The Earth Move", and "Knock On Wood", my favorite. Kimberly was also a 5 time junior vocalist winner on "Star Search" with Ed Mcmahon.
They would make a great-looking couple, I thought, with genuine interests in (rock) music. I love the idea of a Cook and Caldwell pairing. Kim is "a very pretty girl", according to Larry King. Cook is in luck. Get it on, kids!! Watch the clip below.
DAVID COOK and KIMBERLY CALDWELL DATING
Posted May 29th 2008 1:53PM by Richard Driver Filed under: Products and services, Consumer experience, Apple Inc (AAPL), Amazon.com (AMZN), Marketing and advertising
Like it or not, "American Idol" season seven champion David Cook is off to an impressive start with 11 songs entering Billboard's Hot 100 chart this week, and 14 songs enter the magazine's Hot Digital Songs, both records. Billboard notes that the Hot 100 placing is the most any artist has enjoyed on that chart since The Beatles scored 14 hits in 1964. Cook's record is the first in Billboard's Nielson Soundscan "era" (i.e. since 1991) and shatters Miley Cyrus's 6-song debut in November 2006. Cook's digital debut is also a record and beats out Cyrus again. According to Billboard, Apple Inc. 's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iTunes Store withheld reporting digital sales until the show had ended. Cook is also ready to enter the studio, according to E! Online. The winner signed to RCA Records, a Sony BMG label, and 19 Recordings for a new album in the fall. E! erroneously calls the new album Cook's "debut", when he released an independent album in 2006, but that album and its songs were pulled from Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) as he worked his way through "American Idol" competition. Simon Fuller, "American Idol" creator, told E! that he "honestly believes that David has the potential to go on to become one of the most successful Idols of all time." If early success and an independent album can hold fans until the fall, then Cook will certainly enjoy a huge release. Regardless, "American Idol" winners and finalists albums always seem to do well at first. It's only later that they lose steam or interest from their supposed fans. Still though, 11 chart debuts is impressive and Cook may never be in the same league as The Beatles, but his success may well come close to duplicating the Fab Four.
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