Carrie Underwood

Ok, this is a few days old but it took a while to surface. Former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach has issued the following statement in regards to Carrie Underwood’s cover of “I Remember You” on ‘American Idol’:

 ”Wow! It will never cease to blow my mind when another successful artist covers one of my tunes. Here is the ‘American Idol’ herself, Carrie Underwood, doing [SKID ROW's] ‘I Remember You’.

“Never in my wildest dreams could I ever have imagined, coming up with this song in a New Jersey garage and recording it in the studio that 20 years later it would live on in an arena stage being sung by a country artist in the USA while I am still singing it myself on stages worldwide.

“Carrie Underwood, if you ever read this, ROCK ON and congrats on all your well-deserved success! You are very talented and I am 100% honored that you are singing this song!! Sounds incredible and I wish you all the best!!”

 There is also footage of Carrie Underwood performing the song recently at a concert.

Thats a pretty nice statement for Sebastian Bach to make. he was one of the most famous rockers of the late 1980’s and early 1990’s as a member of Skid Row. The band was famous for songs such as “I Remember You” and “18 And Life”.  You can check out the entire article here.

GAC also has an article on Carrie Underwood’s new single “So Small”:

“Carrie Underwood has released the first single from her much anticipated sophomore album. “So Small” is one of several tracks on the upcoming project that Carrie co-wrote.

Of the new single, Carrie says,”‘So Small’ is a feeling song that talks about how people invest so much of their time and energy into things that aren’t really important. And you don’t really realize that until it’s too late.

“We’re all guilty of it, as I know I am, of just letting silly things get in the way,” she continues. “The smallest thing can almost ruin my day, and at some point I realize, ‘Good gracious, Carrie! What are you doing?’ I have a great life, and we need to remember the things that are truly important.”

Co-writers of the song are Luke Laird and Hillary Lindsey, who co-wrote three tracks on Carrie’s debut disc, Some Hearts, including the chart-topping “Wasted” and “Jesus, Take the Wheel.” Carrie’s yet-to-be-titled new CD also reunites her with producer Mark Bright, who helmed seven tracks on Some Hearts. ”

Here are the upcoming video airtimes for Carrie Underwood today on GAC:

 02:46 PM - “Before he Cheats”

 05:56 PM - “Wasted”