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Not sure if anyone has posted this but I thought it was funny so here it is.
You just have to watch this!!!
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And this should explain whats going on, if any of you are confused.
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You just have to watch this!!!
You Tube Exclusive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c3CeAKdDPQ
And this should explain whats going on, if any of you are confused.
Boy oh boyBrett Lee's song zooms up Indian charts
Monday January 1, 2007
A lilting romantic duet written and sung by Australian cricket star Brett Lee has climbed to number three on the Indian charts, the album's composer said.
Lee wrote the lyrics of You're The One For Me - which he performs with legendary Bollywood singer Asha Bhosle - in 30 minutes after a cricket practice session with his team during the Champions Trophy tournament in India in November.
The song, partly in Hindi, is about a Westerner trying to woo an Indian beauty. The song's video, shot in under three hours, has Lee playing guitar and singing to an Indian girl working in an office.
"We had a great time recording the music," composer Samir Tandon told Reuters. "As a musician he is nothing like the aggressive fast bowler that he is on the field. He is extremely polite."
The song climbed to number three this week on the music charts of popular FM station Radio City, which broadcasts in several Indian cities.
The song, in which the blond Lee speaks a smattering of Hindi as well, also figured in the top four of many newspaper and magazine rankings, Tandon said.
Lee has reportedly said recording the song with Bhosle was an "amazing" experience, calling the Indian singer, who has sung some 13,000 numbers, the "Aretha Franklin of India".
For Bhosle, it was not only a chance to meet a famous cricketer but one with a knowledge of music.
"My family has always followed cricket avidly, so recording with Brett Lee was exciting," Bhosle told Reuters. "He is a charming person."
For decades Bhosle, and her more illustrious sister Lata Mangeshkar, have captivated the imagination of music lovers in India, rendering thousands of hit songs for Bollywood and other Indian language films.
Lee, who plays in the band Six & Out with former New South Wales state teammates, has also been offered roles in Bollywood films, but he has turned them down because of cricket commitments, the Times newspaper reported in London this week.
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