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Queen Still Considering Work With Adam Lambert

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W. K. Mahler, Mahlers.Com

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Nov 21, 2009, 3:55:39 AM11/21/09
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Coming just prior to the release of his new album, Adam Lambert is still
being considered by remaining Queen veterans Roger Taylor and Brian May as
someone they would like to work with.

After Lambert performed with Queen on the finale of American Idol along with
season 8 winner Kris Allen. At the time there was a lot of talk about
Lambert joining Queen as their new frontman. With Lambert's new album, For
Your Entertainment, set for release in about two weeks, there has not been
as much buzz about the possibility of him joining Queen, but a recent BBC
interview with Roger Taylor confirms that working with Lambert is not
something that he and Brian May have forgotten about.

Referring to him as "the most phenomenal singer," and mistakenly calling him
"Adam Bolton," Taylor said that he and May might do something with Lambert
in the future. Taylor, obviously quite impressed with Lambert's abilities,
further praised him by saying, "He's got one of the greatest voices I have
ever heard."

As for referring to Adam Lambert as "Adam Bolton," I suppose that was
probably a simple slip of the tongue. Perhaps Lambert reminds Taylor of
someone he knows whose name is Bolton. I know that in my own experience, and
for reasons I cannot explain, there are certain people I meet, and for some
reason, just cannot help believing that their name is something that isn't
actually their name at all.

At any rate, Lambert seems like a gracious enough guy to not let it bother
him too much.


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Nov 21, 2009, 1:53:05 PM11/21/09
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W. K. Mahler, Mahlers.Com wrote:
> As for referring to Adam Lambert as "Adam Bolton," I suppose that was
> probably a simple slip of the tongue. Perhaps Lambert reminds Taylor of
> someone he knows whose name is Bolton.

For what it's worth, Adam Boulton is a British news presenter. I have no
idea if this has anything to do with the slip, though.

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