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Topic History of: Trying to get a song to Robbie
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Author	Message
Al	Thanks for your helpful advice everyone. Al
Harry Redknapp	No problem GG - as long as you set your stall out early doors, realise its a game of 2 halves, run your socks off, and at the end of the day, goals change games...and make sure you film yourself in compromising situations with lots of impressionable teenage muff.... preferably a pop singer...or a model...or 2! see you at training..
GG	Harry, could I get a tryout if the producer thing doesn't work out? I'm a marginally fast midfielder with a strong left foot..............and I'm almost as handsome as Becks!
Harry Redknapp	It was me...in fact, I said - find the next...? - which means find someone new who is not on the tailend of their career (don't take that wrong - a modicum of Robbie's success and...dare i say it - talent...& I'd be happy! - on second thoughts, I'm happy anyway!) & don't say 'I've got a song for Cheryl Cole/Alexandra Burke/Leona etc' - everyone has! Don't do the obvious, thinking no-one else has thought of it - thats what I did! & look where it got me - at least I can manage Spurs in my spare time... but then, what do i know...which is what Barbara Streisand was saying to me the other day...etc
GG	Its more like the 99% relentless hard work Al. I'm a producer/writer and I can tell you at least half the battle is who you know (Face time in person). I spend half my time in studio and half in peoples faces traveling around the world. I just spent a week in LA for the Grammys, Streisand Gala, Producers wing Gala and all surrounding activities then back to London for the MPG Awards and that is not cheap, but being seen is a must. It's serious business in fact. Fact is your material is good and if you were doing what I just described you would already know who to call for Robbie. If you are going to spend all your time in studio then you had better have a manager that does what I've described. A hit song will sell itself. If you've got to sell me then its not a hit song. Its got to be so good that I hear about it from someone else. If your going to call Tim Clark you're better off getting it to someone that he already knows and has worked with that thinks it will work to get it to him. He hears about it in that manner and his perception will be completely different than if you call him. But honestly like someone else said..........find the NEXT Robbie.