Kirsty “Innocence” @ Kaufleuten 26th may 2010 (Album ELUSIVE)

Kirsty’s career start in music business was impressive: as co-author of «Black Coffee» she allowed the ALL SAINTS to land a #1 hit in England. The track was a tremendous hit in terms of sales and airplay charts in Europe. Indeed, Kirsty is not only an extraordinary songwriter, but also very talented singer. In the past she has already interpreted her own songs for the charity «Smiling Children» on various occasions. The effect was immediate: Universal Music took the artiste under contract. The artist who grew up in England is married now lives with her family in Switzerland, where she follows her inspirations and composes her emotional songs Discover Kirsty music on www.kirsty-music.com

Buck Norris sings “Its Hard To Be Humble” by Mac Davis. At his commercial peak in the mid-’70s, Mac Davis was one of America’s most popular entertainers, a countrypolitan-styled singer and actor who found considerable success in both fields. Born Scott Davis on January 21, 1942, in Buddy Holly’s hometown of Lubbock, TX, he began performing in local rock groups while still in his teens. After moving to Georgia, Davis first broke into the music business in 1962, when he was hired by the Chicago-based record label Vee-Jay as their Atlanta-based regional manager. After joining the Liberty label three years later, in 1967 he moved to Los Angeles to head the company’s publishing arm, Metric Music; in addition to running Metric’s day-to-day operations, he also began composing his own songs, with Glen Campbell, Bobby Goldsboro, Lou Rawls, and Kenny Rogers & the First Edition among the artists recording his work. In 1968, Elvis Presley recorded Davis’ “A Little Less Conversation,” and soon after the King was requesting more of his work. After notching a Top 40 hit with Davis’ “Memories,” Presley reached the Top Five in 1969 with the songwriter’s “In the Ghetto,” a single from the landmark From Elvis in Memphis LP. Davis also arranged the music for Presley’s first television special before signing his own recording contract in 1970. In that year, he released his first chart single, “Whoever Finds This, I Love You,” from his debut album, Song Painter. In 1972, Davis scored a number …
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