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Hi all
Came across this on The Register - Reviews posted on Amazon for A Whole New World by the amazing Katie Price and Peter Andre:-
 The Best Things in Life.... are only £9.49, 16 Dec 2006
Me
and my colleagues at the Royal National Scottish Philharmonic Orchestra
have been touched so greatly by this album, we just cannot stop playing
renditions in our spare time. Morning, noon and night - we just want to
recapture the glory, the love, the wonder that is this album. Our fear
is that our collective talents will simply not stretch to achieve the
dizzy heights of this masterpiece. To all record companies worldwide:
why bother producing any more records? What chance will your artists
have against the legend that is Katie and Peter? One word..... Beautiful
Read more here 
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and no - I could not find in stock anywhere....
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There you are Mick. After reading the reviews which were frankly stunning, I hope when you review the CDs you have to look at, you give simular glowing tributes to the efforts of fellow recording artists and balanced comments as given to Jordan's massive tallents. I am sure you can get a copy of the CD from any good Samaritan shop, or if you are really interested, from one or two of our fellow forum contributers. (No names as I have a life to live!)
Edited by Noel - 02 January 2007 at 5:21pm
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I got the Signs of Change CD for Christmas (I am too lazy to play vinyl now) and it is great to hear the bonus tracks for the first time since I heard them played live.
My only criticism is that, with the lyric it has, Samaritan Woman should be sung by a guest female vocalist - and who could be better than Katie Price?
Any chance of a collaboration do you think?
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Great idea Kevyn. Maybe Katie could come up with a pseudonym.
Something to do with Samaria, some geographic feature like the name of
a river than runs through it.
Give it some thought.
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Clever idea Rapid. I have given it some thought.
There is a river in Samaria called the river Jordan (2 Kings 5) - and that sounds kind of catchy. However there was a punk rocker in the '70's called Jordan (star of Jubilee and The Great Rock and Roll Swindle, manager of Adam and the Ants etc), so the name cannot be used again.
We could perhaps try and coax Jordan out of her (enforced?) retirement, but I don't think that her image would quite match the lyric.
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You accusing the Samaritan Woman of having small tits ?
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I don't think I would try coax her out of a fruit shop! As for Rapmans suggestion, I suspect the afore mentioned Samaria dweller was perfectly formed, unlike the plastic enhanced, friendily dressed, blond (this week!) bomb blast previously mentioned female. I do suspect away from the garbage in the press she could actually be a nice person, if a litttle misguided at times.
Sorry lads, be nice to females day today.
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Isn't there a verse where Petrer is baptised in the Jordan? If not, there ought to be. :)
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Naaman dipped himself into the Jordan seven times (2Kings6:17) and was
completely cured of a dreaded skin disease.
Gareth Gates did the same (according to Jordan) but he still stutters.
Ain't life unfair ?
Douze points to M.Kevyn for his geograpical knowledge which has meant
the rest of us not having to come up with jokes including the word
Euphrates.
The last I heard of Gareth was that he'd been found guilty of drink driving
but the judge let him off since he was in no position to finish his
sentence.
I did once, for real, meet Katie Price and she really is a lovely human
being who uses her alter-ego in the third person and only when it suits
her. She is a fantastic and devoted mother to a very poorly and
dependent child. 
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