Robbie Williams News: dean martin

Oh dear oh dear oh dear UK tabloid journalists are at it again, creating drama where there clearly isn't any.....and i use the word 'journalist' lightly.

Today's offering comes from The Mirror who claim Rob's fans fear for his mental health because of a 'bizarre' blog posted on his official website last week (we promoted it a few days ago, the one where he sings a section from a new song called Bodies) No doubt more craploids will pick up on this invented 'episode' soon to spread these lies further a field.....

Well if you read the thread here on Pure Robbie, which to date has had 147 comments from fans discussing this blog, i doubt you will find any fan fearing for his mental health, infact it is all very positive.

The 'article' also claims fans were disturbed by Rob discussing visiting Dean Martin's grave in a previous blog.... but they wernt because they know it was all dramatized and what Rob said was perfectly normal..... he wanted to pay his respect... what the hell is disturbing about that? Oh i know.... a celebrity with morals must be a rare in the land of journalists. Perhaps they should stop projecting their personas on the ones they write about and take a look at the bigger picture.

Celebrities entertain, perform, produce, act, help charities..... on the downside they have to contend with the tabloids invading their privacy and publishing lies.... and that's the most disturbing thing surrounding them.

If you're a disturbed fan (lol) fearing for Rob's mental health let us know......

Fans of Robbie Williams were eagerly awaiting the second Swing albums release, rumoured to be in Septermber 2007 but now have a delightful taster as he's collaborated with his idol Dean Martin on Martin's new album entitled Forever Cool. Robbie Joins Martin to sing Please don't talk about me when i'm gone.

Other collaborators include Joss Stone and Kevin Spacey. Pure Robbie reporters now assume this is where the rumours about a Spacey/Williams collaboration came from....We knew he'd be too busy for that ;)

Full article/details can be found here

For more information, please visit Dean Martin's official Website: http://www.deanmartin.com/.

About the album

DEAN MARTIN: FOREVER COOL (CD & Digital Album)1. Who's Got The Action - Featuring Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (3:02) (Brooks - Duning) Original Arrangement By: Don Costa Adapted by: Joshua Levy Co-Produced by: Scotty Morris Big Bad Voodoo Daddy is: Scotty Morris, Kurt Sodergren, Dirk Shumaker, Andy Rowley, Glen Marhevka, Karl Hunter & Josh Levy 2. Ain't That A Kick In The Head - Featuring Kevin Spacey (2:38) (Cahn - Van Heusen) Arranged by: Nelson Riddle Conducted by Patrick Williams Co-Produced by: Phil Ramone 3. I have Grown Accustomed To Her Face - Featuring Chris Botti (3:15) (Lerner - Loewe) Arranged and Conducted by: Gil Goldstein Produced by: Bobby Colomby Chris Botti appears courtesy of Sony BMG Music Entertainment 4. Baby-O - Featuring Paris Bennett (3:09) (Mercer - Rotella) Arranged by: Neal Hefti and Patrick Williams Conducted by: Patrick Williams Paris Bennett appears courtesy of 306 Music and Entertainment 5. Who Was That Lady? - Featuring The Capitol Studios Orchestra (2:27) (Cahn - Van Heusen) Arranged by: Nelson Riddle Adapted and Conducted by: Patrick Williams 6. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - Featuring Robbie Williams (2:27) (Clare - Stept) Arranged by Nelson Riddle Conducted by: Patrick Williams Robbie Williams courtesy of The In Good Company Co Limited and Chrysalis Records Limited. 7. I Can't Believe That You are In Love With Me - Featuring Joss Stone (2:29) (Gaskill - McHugh) Arranged by: Nelson Riddle Conducted by: Patrick Williams Additional Engineer: Chuck Brungardt 8. Just In Time - Featuring Dave Koz (2:36) (Comden - Green - Styne) Arranged and Conducted by: Patrick Williams Co-Produced by: Patrick Williams 9. Baby, It's Cold Outside - Featuring Martina McBride (3:01) (Loesser) Arranged and Conducted by: Patrick Williams Co-Produced by: Patrick Williams 10. King Of The Road - Featuring Kevin Spacey (2:28) (Miller) Original Arrangement by: Ernie Freeman Adapted and Conducted by: Patrick Williams Co-Produced by: Phil Ramone 11. You are Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You - Featuring Big Bad Voodoo Daddy & Shelby Lynne (3:09) (Cavanaugh - Morgan - Stock) Arranged by: Joshua Levy (inspired by Nelson Riddle) Co-Produced by: Phil Ramone, with Scotty Morris 12. Arrivederci Roma - Featuring Tiziano Ferro (2:45) (Garinei - Giovanni - Ranucci - Sigman ) Original Arrangement by: Gus Levine Additional Arrangement Adapted & Conducted by: Patrick Williams Co-Produced by: Patrick Williams Additional Engineer: Michele Canova Iorfida 13. Everybody Loves Somebody - Featuring Charles Aznavour (3:16) (Coslow - Lane - Taylor) Original Arrangement by: Ken Lane & Jimmy Bowen Adapted by: Tom Ranier Additional Engineer: Roland Guillotel Artistic Adviser: Levon Sayan 14. Brahm's Lullaby A Capella - Dean Martin (2:05) (Brahms - Traditional) Orchestral Intro

Arrangement by: Pete King (p) 2007 Capitol Records, Inc.

Also watch out for this............

DEAN MARTIN: FOREVER COOL (Deluxe Edition CD/DVD) (DVD contents) Making Of Forever Cool Classic Dean Martin film clips (details to be announced)