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 Finding My Voice - Russell Watson
Newest Review: ... became his wife, they set up home together and were very happy. Russell was out one night with a group of his friends when ... more  ... they saw a talent completion advertised in the pup they were in, his friends encouraged him to enter and soon he was getting through the heats and eventually he won when his song was played on the local radio station and the listeners voted him the winner. This led to a big decision for Russell and one day he walked into work and told his boss that he was leaving and he was going to pursue a singing career.
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Finding My Voice - Russell Watson: Finding his Voice (1238 words)
by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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Russell Watson first came to my attention when I heard him sing at the opening of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. He sang 'Where my Heart Will Take me' (one of mine and my hubbies all time favourite songs) and I suddenly realised what an amazing voice he had. When I knew he was writing his biography I could not wait to get a copy and read it. Russell starts the book in October 2007 at the time of his collapsed and when he was told he needed emergency surgery to remove his second brain tumour. We are then taken back to his childhood where he tells about how he grew up in Sunningdale Drive in Irlam, Manchester. He lived there with his mother ... Read the complete review
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