That's right , Rodney Atkins , Curb records' platinum selling , chart topper has released
Jamie Lee's song "15 minutes " as his new single.
Hopefully ,( for Jamie Lee's sake) this record will cruise into the top ten , like every other of Atkins' singles has at country radio. This is just the latest example of another Nashville star with the good taste to record one of JLT's cool songs.
Rodney Atkins releases JLT song !!
Brand New Video
check out JLT's new video for his current single " Dance Around the Truth " shot in Nashville and directed by Kat. Atwood. JLT at his heartbreaking best. Go to Country Weekly magazine online for a free peak http://www.countryweekly.com/jamie_lee_thurston/videos/77
Live Video " I Just Wanna Do My Thing "
click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbgFySgeonA ( or just got to youtube and navigate to Jamie Lee Thurston -- don't go to Jamie Lee Curtis by mistake ) anyway this one was shot live at Nashville's 12th and Porter. The band is hot, JLT is hotter . check it out !
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Jamie Lee Thurston: “I ain’t out to reinvent the wheel,” Thurston declares in “I Just Wanna Do My Thing,” a high-powered up-tempo he co-penned with Little Texas songsmith Porter Howell. Thurston may not have a desire to change country music as we know it, but he certainly has the potential to help shape the relationship between radio and small indie labels like Country Thunder. JLT is by far the most polished, radio ready, and artistically-engaging mainstream independent artist set to make a push in 2008, and coming on the heels of “I Loved Her First,” Country Thunder has a chance to prove that being the little guy in the ring no longer means that your product is going to sound cheap or second-hand. “Fifteen Minutes” is a hit waiting to happen–sonically, it is just as good, or perhaps better, than its major label competition, and Thurston’s huge voice is as big-time as it gets.
