“The day after the Oklahoma City Bombing, I was already booked to go to a sing-along with kids in my daughter's class. I didn't have a song to sing, but all of a sudden this beautiful song came.” When Gael arrived at the school, she asked the teacher

"I had one of the record guys saying, 'The economy will be turned around by the time you can get this song out,'" he reveals. Ironically, Ronnie had to go back into the studio to make the lyrics say "three dollars and change at the pump," instead of

The songstress penned more of the lyrics on her own, wrote two songs solo for the first time and collaborated with Nashville, Tenn., songsmith Adam Wheeler on the heartbreaker “Was It Good for You.” But she again co-wrote most of her album's tracks

Adapted from the 1949 Broadway musical featuring music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, the story is drawn from James A. Michener's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1947 book, “Tales of the South Pacific.” Likewise, the play won the

She sang "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" with such beauty and fervor that it sounded like a cry from the heart and then spat out the lyrics to "Rainbow High," as Evita prepares for a tour of Europe, with a venomous fury. The speed and range of "Buenos