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Posted On: January 16, 2010 | Filed Under: Joe McElderry, News
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Journey have revealed they refused to let the X Factor winner record their hit single ‘Don’t Stop Believin’. Despite eventual winner Joe McElderry covering the song numerous times on the show, Journey guitarist Neal Schon revealed they didn’t like Simon Cowell’s new arrangement of the song. Schon told The Sun: “We knew about Joe’s song because Simon had contacted our management as he wanted to re-do the song with a different kind of arrangement,” he said. “We listened to it and we declined. We said there was nothing wrong with the original version. If it’s not busted, let’s not fix it.” He added: “My buddy Randy Jackson, who was on American Idol in the US with Simon, was stressing the fact that we should really let him do the new version because it would probably go to number one. But we stuck to our decision and now the song is doing as well as it is.” However, the band stressed there were no hard feelings toward Joe. “I wish Joe all the best,” keyboard player Jonathan Cain said. “Maybe he will play with us when we come to Britain.” Source: Digital Spy No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
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Omg! I love joe mcelderry to bits! I am your biggest fan i believed in u from the begining…there is something wrong with journey what is there problem with you bringing out that song your version is the best and would sell very fast
By the way you were great on the national television awards i actully recorded it on the tv and have watched it eight times
Love you joe xx
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