text: Another You (Demo) • FREE DOWNLOAD by Pat Meruseye published on 2013-07-11T20:10:52Z This is just a rough demo recorded at home for now, but you get the idea. I'm working on arranging it. 'Like' http://www.facebook.com/patmeruseye to keep up with my music! Thanks for listening - Pat Genre Singer-songwriter Comment by Pat Meruseye @brad-morson: Thanks a lot Brad. This song + 5 other original tunes will be on my upcoming EP :) If you're interested to listen to it just shoot me your mail, so that I can contact you personally if it's availlable :) best from germany, Pat 2015/05/11 19:10:37 +0000 Comment by Brad Morson Great singing, nice song. 2015/05/11 16:36:34 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @sunnidayz: Hey! Thankyou for your nice words here! :) If you are interested to hear a proper version of this song and five others you can send me your email :) My EP is coming out very soon 2015/04/21 21:05:43 +0000 Comment by Sunnidayz good voice and I am from USA and if I didn't know that you are in Germany, I would have said you were from US and a southerner at that...what I hear..my perception but never the less you have a great track here~ love it~ smiling~ 2015/04/21 19:47:27 +0000 Comment by Sunnidayz oh yeah! 2015/04/21 19:45:34 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @thaismerino: I'm glad you get something from it. So do you... I'm just listening to your song 'a little song for you' while typing this :) 2014/11/28 22:44:29 +0000 Comment by Thaís Merino You have very very good songs!! Congrats!! 2014/11/28 18:19:31 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @patmeruseye: thanks for your constructive critisism Aurovrata. What parts you get this impression of in concrete? 2014/11/28 13:08:12 +0000 Comment by Aurovrata Ok, this is the song that I had heard on your Facebook page and which I felt the voice had an articificial edge to it. There are moments in the song when I get the impression that you are trying to force your voice and it just doesn't feel natural.... 2014/11/05 08:00:10 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @vincentgreen7: thank you very much for listening and your positive words Vincent! I really appreciate it. Feel free to keep in touch and say hi on facebook if you like http://www.facebook.com/patmeruseye 2014/10/22 16:40:30 +0000 Comment by Rolando Belli @patmeruseye: Thank you Pat for the notice,I will hear it soon ! 2014/06/15 16:14:43 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @rolando-belli: thankyou Rolando! This is just a home recorded demo. If you want to hear the real studio version of it as well as other original songs feel free to like my fb: http://www.facebook.com/patmeruseye 2014/06/15 12:30:10 +0000 Comment by Rolando Belli great song ! 2014/06/13 06:58:49 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @anni-musikkanal: Vielen Dank! Spread the word x 2013/11/15 22:26:04 +0000 Comment by Anni Musikkanal richtig gut wie alles was du machst^^ <3 2013/10/18 06:42:13 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye :) x 2013/10/03 14:56:27 +0000 Comment by LeBlonde Lyrics <3 2013/09/17 01:30:48 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @bcelgintex: thanks man! :) 2013/09/13 20:42:24 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @warfydave: It's just a demo for now..thanks anyway. Appreciate that :) 2013/07/23 18:56:52 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @faab-eloerc: thanks man! :) Would be cool if you 'like' my facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/patmeruseye to stay connected & help support my music x 2013/07/23 18:56:17 +0000 Comment by warfydave Your vocals are spot on - Good song 2013/07/16 17:19:45 +0000 Comment by Faab Eloerc Cool song. Faab 2013/07/16 05:30:24 +0000 Comment by Shafiga(Shayna) oh ok I will , can u please follow me to? I will upload my original song next month, but if u will not , dont worry um not going to unfollow ) 2013/07/14 16:00:02 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @fernando-gonzalo: sounds good! have a nice weekend dude!! 2013/07/14 13:12:22 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @jay-harvey: cheers man! It's just a first draft...would be cool if you'd support my music by 'liking' the facebook page. You find the link in the downbar or at the side of my profile. Loving your song 'Death Valley'.. so good! ~ Pat 2013/07/14 13:11:05 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @user717021842: yes, it is. I wrote the music & the lyrics. Would be lovely if you support my music by 'liking' the page on facebook :) Link in the description or on the side of my profile x 2013/07/14 13:08:11 +0000 Comment by Shafiga(Shayna) and this is ur song to? 2013/07/14 05:18:11 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @gabriela-arrais: wohoo.. between Benjamin Leftwichs music now ;) thanks x 2013/07/13 13:15:23 +0000 Comment by Pat Meruseye @thousandlions: glad you like it! :) 2013/07/13 12:28:44 +0000 Comment by Higgs Bason nice voice man and song. 2013/07/13 12:03:44 +0000


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> FFL transfers
June 8, 2005, 06:13 PM
How much do you usually pay for an FFL transfer? The local gun shop wants $50 :scrutiny:
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June 8, 2005, 06:19 PM
thats alot in my opinion, the most I see vary from 15-25 dollars.
Im a dealer, I charge 10 dollars. I got into dealing for two reasons: 1. to make a little money to cure my addiction. 2. To give people good deals on guns wheather it be from me or transferring.
Buying a gun and having it transferred shouldn't feel like a punishment, I know that particular dealers want you to buy from them but as a pro gun person you should do your duty to promote the hobby.
my two cents
June 8, 2005, 06:31 PM
$20 is pretty reasonable.
Check Shotgun New's webpage as that will have a list of dealers in your area that do transfers.
June 8, 2005, 06:35 PM
They also post a list at gunsamerica you just put in your zip code. $50 bucks is ridiculous. I pay $20 plus tax.
Spreadfire Arms
June 8, 2005, 06:42 PM
i normally charge $20 but if i like you it is $10 :D
Standing Wolf
June 8, 2005, 06:46 PM
$50 is incontrovertible evidence of greed.
Sir Aardvark
June 8, 2005, 07:02 PM
I would charge $20.00 when I was in business.
June 8, 2005, 08:03 PM
Ive really been ripped before for transferes....up to about $35.
Now i am a dealer....for people here or my other "circles" i only charge $5, for all others $10.
June 8, 2005, 08:17 PM
I have a quote of $15 from the dealer I use, but haven't used him yet.
June 8, 2005, 08:44 PM
I pay $5.50 in south austin.
It's $15 with CHL, $20 without in north austin. (and I'm assuming $10 from Steve, cuz I'm a heck of likable guy!)
June 8, 2005, 08:50 PM
It's kind of variable. I only use one shop for these. It's variable b/c I know both the owners and if either one of them takes the transfer request, it's usually $15. If it's one of their employees, I end up paying $25. Plenty of other shops around here that will do it for $25. Never seen $50. :what:
June 8, 2005, 09:33 PM
Yeah, I really don't like that shop, everything there is ridiculously overpriced. For example: $190 for a case of Wolf 7.62X39 FMJ :what:
I'd rather spend $35 in gas to drive to another place that will do the transfer for $15.
June 8, 2005, 09:42 PM
$15 thru my FFL dealer.
Larry Ashcraft
June 8, 2005, 10:16 PM
I pay $20 plus tax.
Unless your tax laws are really different, there shouldn't be any sales tax on a transfer. It is a service, no goods have changed hands between the dealer and customer, legally speaking.
June 9, 2005, 12:14 AM
They also post a list at gunsamerica you just put in your zip code.
Interesting, one question though, how do you know it's safe to have your gun sent to these people if they're not a shop?
June 9, 2005, 02:53 AM
Interesting, one question though, how do you know it's safe to have your gun sent to these people if they're not a shop?You can check to see if their FFL is legit by going to:
You need their FFL number to run the check--you can find that on the signed form they give you to send to the seller. Some of them want to send the signed copy directly to the seller, but you can ask for their number or to see their FFL. Anyone who won't tell/show it to you is a bad risk anyway.
As far as whether their business practices are on the level, that is, they're not ripping off the guns that people send them, you're on your own. I'd say ask around your local area, get some idea of the person's character if you can--how long he's been in business, etc. Even if it's not a "shop", any gunsmith, pawnbroker, etc., is a business and has customers who can vouch for him. Also, ask the seller of the gun to send you some kind of bill of sale so that you can prove ownership of the gun in question if the transfer agent should turn out to be shady.
Around here (upstate New York) it's $20 to $30 dollars. One guy charges $15, but he's impossible to get ahold of.
Henry Bowman
June 9, 2005, 08:47 AM
$25 to $30 around here. Many states (including OH) now require tax to be collected on services as well as goods (with certain exemptions).
June 9, 2005, 09:02 AM
I pay $20 plus tax.
<<Unless your tax laws are really different, there shouldn't be any sales tax on a transfer. It is a service, no goods have changed hands between the dealer and customer, legally speaking.>>
All that's true, but when I lived in CA, there was ahn FFL I ran into who was so squirrelly about the ATF and CA gun laws that they charged tax. But even with the tax, it was generally cheaper than the standard $35 FFL fee, because they didn't charge the fee to gun club members, only the tax. CA Franchise Tax Board (and most other states' tax entities) mandate that an internet transaction falls under the 'luxury tax' laws, it's just that damn few businesses (FFLs) enforce it, and the states don't have the manpower to enforce it, either.
That said, even in San Francisco/Silicon Valley and Los Angeles, I've never heard of an FFL charging > $35 for a transfer fee. Glad I'm out of the PRK--here, it's $20 per visit--that is to say, if I transferred 3 guns on the same day, it'd be $20.
June 9, 2005, 09:24 AM
I pay $25 per gun.
Spreadfire Arms
June 9, 2005, 01:44 PM
mudpuppy wrote:
(and I'm assuming $10 from Steve, cuz I'm a heck of likable guy!)
June 10, 2005, 07:21 PM
Thanks for the info.
June 10, 2005, 07:29 PM
$15 at my gun range, but sometimes they forget.
larry starling
June 11, 2005, 11:24 PM
20-25 bucks in my area! one of the bigger stores in charlotte wants $40! There well know for there high prices though! so I tend to avoid them! :confused:
June 13, 2005, 11:52 PM
I found someone in the area who does it for $15 :D
June 14, 2005, 12:09 AM
I guess I'm living in the wrong part of the country. $70 including the California DROS fees is about average around here.
June 14, 2005, 10:26 AM
From what I've seen $25 seems to be the standard. When a shop asks for much more it tells me they don't like doing transfers.
June 14, 2005, 10:46 AM
i pay $10 per order... that may be for one gun, or 5.
the local shop gets $30, so on principle, i drive 25 miles out of my way to get the lower rate. amazing what else i find to buy when i am in there... because of that $10 x-fer, he probably makes an additional $100... the other place, i paid the $30 rip-off fee and left, no additional purchases.
when are gunshops gonna get it?
Spreadfire Arms
June 14, 2005, 12:14 PM
dakotasin wrote:
when are gunshops gonna get it?
gun shops (retail storefronts) have bills to pay, including rent, electricity, an alarm system, telephone, A/C, and in this day and age, high speed internet as well.
they also have to keep your 4473 for over 20 years. i would not consider $30 a "rip off" fee.
if you don't like it then go get your own FFL and do your own transfers for free and then extend your transfers for $10 per order (regardless of quantity) or as low as $5.50 on here by a local Austin FFL. then warehouse your 4473's for 20+ years and wonder how you can possibly make a profit doing this?
oh yeah, gun dealers who make a profit are evil..... :evil:
June 14, 2005, 12:19 PM
My FFL is a good friend, does it for $10.
June 14, 2005, 12:32 PM
i don't care if they make a profit - that's their job. but, they don't have to try to pay all their overhead on just my one transaction.
and, yeah, i know that those 4473's take up an inane amount of space, require high maintenance and constant attention so they should charge $30 per gun. :rolleyes:
i don't mind paying a little extra to support the little guys... but, the local shop prices his stuff higher than cabela's. eg, i don't mind paying up to $30-33 for a box of barnes xlc's (cabela's has 'em on the shelf for $27). so, in the spirit of helping the little guy, i ordered 2 boxes, (stupidly) thinking it would be around $30/box. imagine my surprise when i got charged $50/box after waiting 10 days, just so i could support the little guy. i tried to buy a gun at the 'little guy', and he wanted $750 to order it (meaning i wait 11 days for it). i walked into cabela's and walked out w/ my stick for $630.
let him go under. he's not entitled to my business. and what irritates me the most is all the guns and components i bought from him in the last year! i bought a 700 vls from him for $585... 2 months later, i went back to get another one, and it was $630 (both prices higher than cabela's at the time - the second one quite a bit higher), and went ahead and paid for priviledge of waiting to support the little guy... 2 700 lvsf's, same story.
life goes on...
Spreadfire Arms
June 14, 2005, 12:39 PM
i don't care if they make a profit - that's their job. but, they don't have to try to pay all their overhead on just my one transaction.
trust me they aren't paying their day's worth of operating costs on your $30 transfer.
and, yeah, i know that those 4473's take up an inane amount of space, require high maintenance and constant attention so they should charge $30 per gun.
they do take up alot of space over time, and they do require some amount of attention, and you have to keep them for 20 years. ATF requires you to keep track of them and if you misplace the one they are looking for you are in deep ????. have you ever had to keep up with a single piece of paper for 20 years? probably. your birth certificate is probably one of them, but you only have one. you don't have hundreds or even thousands to store, but only track, assign a number to, and also be able to pull them at a moment's notice upon request of the ATF to run a trace.
it's not as easy as you think. big gun dealers probably have an entire room full of filing cabinets just for this. even small potatoes guys have a file cabinet dedicated to just this.
don't knock it till you try it. would you like the phone number to the ATF Licensing Center? :confused:
June 14, 2005, 01:30 PM
nope, i don't want an ffl. never did, was never an issue. what does me having an ffl have to do w/ anything anyway?
the point i was trying to make was that i buy a ton of gun-related stuff. guns, component pieces to load, dies, shellholders, scopes, rings, bases, triggers, stocks, etc etc etc.
when i walk into the gun dealer, and he charges me $30 to transfer one gun, i don't feel good about the transaction. so i pay the $30 and leave. when i go to the other place and pay $10 to transfer 3 ar receivers, i also pick up 500 hornady 60 grain v-max's, 250 noslers in 40, 200 pieces of 7 rum brass, dies, a shellholder, and 2 or 3 pounds of powder. to further that, since i don't feel like i'm being gouged everytime i turn around, i'll be back next week for a similiar process.
now, you tell me - since you're a dealer and know profit margins on gun-stuff better than i... who made money? so... is that $30 x-fer fee worth it? or is the $10 x-fer and the shopping cart of crap i just bought the better money maker?
i guess if the $30 fee is worth more, fine, make your money. that's the point i was making, that's all.
June 14, 2005, 01:44 PM
i normally charge $20 but if i like you it is $10
What do you charge for NFA transfers?
Spreadfire Arms
June 14, 2005, 01:53 PM
im not sure who made more money since you are purchasing inventory, you'd have to see how much he paid vs. how much he sold it for. it is true you may have spent more money in his shop buying things, but you also may not be rule but the exception. how many people can you guarantee will come into his shop and buy as much as you did because the transfer cost $20 less? or how many people will continue to use him at $10 per pop for unlimited amounts of firearms and not buy anything from his store? you can't guarantee it will go either way.
having an FFL would give you an understanding as to how much paperwork is involved with the care and feeding of a completed 4473. you may not understand things like ATF Traces, ATF inspections, how nitpicky they can be on how a 4473 is filled out (no mistakes or abbreviations), the filing system, acquistion and disposition, not to mention state sales tax and IRS revenue paperwork can impact a single transfer. it can all be a huge paperwork trail that you are accountable for over the next 20 years.
NFA transfers are $50....Zrex asked.
and if you think $30 is outrageous take a look at this thread:
a post from Cpileri:
"The local guy up here charges 25 bucks plus tax PLUS 10% of the cost of the weapon!" [Belton, Texas which is about 50 miles north of Austin]
June 14, 2005, 02:12 PM
i don't know what it cost the dealer to stock the items... a wild guess, here:
the 700 lss to me was $630. i'd imagine dealer price on it to be around $575.
the hornadys to me were $11/100 (*5 boxes), and would guess dealer price at around $10/100.
noslers, i really don't recall, i believe they were $24.50/250, so i'd guess dealer price to be about $21.
powders $19/pound, and i would guess dealer price to be about $15/pound.
talleys were were $43/each, and i'd imagine dealer price was $41/ea, but am clueless there, because talley sells direct, if you want (outstanding people, btw).
rifle basix lv-1 was $100, dealer is what? $90?? no idea.
as you might imagine, i keep no receipts. i don't keep receipts for the same reason i don't count my guns/scopes, and start the numbering at an odd number on the excel files (which i don't know what the start # is): i don't want to actually know, and i'd rather my wife not know every gritty detail. she knows, and she knows enough, but she doesn't need to know all.
all that was brought on by the $10 x-fer fee. anyway, not a retailer, so no, i really don't know what he paid for his inventory, and don't know what the acceptable mark-up was.
hell w/ it... doesn't matter. the market will eventually correct deficiencies, regardless of who it is, either by running one out of business, or forcing the other to change prices.
as far as the paperwork, no, i don't know what really goes into it - though i have a rudimentary understanding... but, i do pay $10 to x-fer, and i see others claiming anywhere from $5 on up to 50 or more (non-nfa). so, if some are doing it for $5-10, maybe they are making up for it w/ inventory sales, if $5-10 is a losing proposition.
edit: my mistake... the lss came from cabela's, not the 10-dollar dealer... hell, now i'm all flustered... and, to answer your question, no i don't know if i am the exception or the norm... i see people spending a lot more than i, and see folks looking for the $50 mauser special, and nothing more... dunno. not in the business, just a gun-junkie that gets off on burning powder and feeling a little kick...
Spreadfire Arms
June 14, 2005, 02:25 PM
just be glad you don't live in Belton, Texas...that guy is charging $25 + tax + 10% of the cost of the firearm transferred.
i would agree that is totally out of line!
Spreadfire Arms
August 24, 2006, 02:53 PM
due to having to wait a ridiculous amount of time at the local post office to pick up USPS packages, i have amended my transfer policy as follows:
normal Title I transfers are $10 for THR members if your seller ships via another carrier besdies USPS. if your seller ships via USPS i will not offer the THR discount and it will remain $20 because i am waiting up to 30-40 minutes in line to pick up your package.
i apologize in advance if i inconvenience anybody for this policy change, however, i still feel that $20 is a fair price for a Title I transfer.
August 24, 2006, 03:17 PM
Shops near me (15 min or less) are $50 and $100.
Needless to say, I drive another 15 minutes to find a guy who isn't a complete scumbag.
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August 24, 2006, 05:01 PM
August 24, 2006, 05:11 PM
$10 for me also, Kevin and I must use the same ffl.
August 24, 2006, 08:12 PM
$10 in our shop. However if you are a regular customer at our discretion FREE. Even then some Customers insist on paying us the $10 as we are the cheapest around.
August 24, 2006, 11:07 PM
$25 at the pawn shop I use, $40 at the nearest shop.
The gunsmith that used to be over in W. Columbia checked his records. He did over 500 transfers one year, so he raised his price by $10. $35 is a bit high, but I didn't have a problem with it since he always cut me a break on work and he was a friend.
Those guys that want 10% of the cost of the gun are just begging to go out of business.
Tejas Gunwerks
August 25, 2006, 12:24 PM
"$25 at the pawn shop I use, $40 at the nearest shop.
The gunsmith that used to be over in W. Columbia checked his records. He did over 500 transfers one year, so he raised his price by $10. $35 is a bit high, but I didn't have a problem with it since he always cut me a break on work and he was a friend.
Those guys that want 10% of the cost of the gun are just begging to go out of business."
$35.00 may be more than you are willing to pay, but it is not high. FFL's who want 10% of the cost of the gun are not begging to go out of business, they are begging you to take your transfers elsewhere. They really don't want to do them. I assume transfers are an insignificant part of any Dealer's business unless they are a kitchen table FFL. And if they want to get rich $5.00 per transfer, more power to them. They will change their tune with the first audit they have. Transfers are a high risk transaction which $35.00 does not cover the risk of fines, lose of FFL or prision. We have to keep the paperwork for 20 years and they even recommend we keep if we are in business for over 20 years. It is a papertrail that can come back to bite us on the ass.
August 25, 2006, 01:33 PM
In my area I can pay $25.00 for an FFL transfer. :D
If I were you, check GunsAmerica's website; www.GunsAmerica.com go to the contact information for a gun dealer in your zip code and look for the lowest fee, ;) .
It's free and a great time saver.
Many FFL/gunshop dealers charge around $50.00. Why I have no idea. A well run shop can do FFL transfers for $20/25.00 plus any state/local background check fees and still get a profit. Some gun shops list themselves on firearm sites then act like it's a big hassle when you contact them, :rolleyes: . If you can find a good FFL holder/gun shop stay with them and pass it on to other shooting sports/gun owners in your area. Avoid the scam artists and BSers, too :banghead: .
All the best;
August 25, 2006, 02:27 PM
...that guy is charging $25 + tax + 10% of the cost of the firearm transferred.
I knew one shop with an neglectible inventory that tried the same thing. Was gone within 1 year.
It is not enough to be a gun afficionado to run a gun shop, you have to have marketing skills. Arrogance (especially in dealing with female customers), incompetence (yes, witnessed it in quite a lot of gun shops), and the competition of web companies will result in fast deaths of such enterprises.
Tejas Gunwerks
August 25, 2006, 04:27 PM
"Many FFL/gunshop dealers charge around $50.00. Why I have no idea. A well run shop can do FFL transfers for $20/25.00 plus any state/local background check fees and still get a profit. Some gun shops list themselves on firearm sites then act like it's a big hassle when you contact them, ."
You don't understand because you won't listen to the Dealer's that are telling you why. It can get us put in prison. It is a hassle. We are only doing it for our customers, not as a profit making enterprise. Why don't you go through the "hassle" to get your own FFL. You can do $5.00 transfers to your heart's content.
August 25, 2006, 04:36 PM
Another local shop here charges $65 to do transfers. They also sell cases of .223 for $500 :rolleyes:
August 25, 2006, 06:40 PM
How's the best way to request your services, a PM? (as in, getting the mfg a copy of your FFL)
I'm looking at the noDak Spud www.nodakspud.com AK stuff.
PS, why do they even need a hardcopy anymore? (well, other than that's the law, as in shouldn't that be updated...) Can't they just access the database and send it to the listed address?
August 25, 2006, 06:41 PM
Gunbroker has a link to check for FFL's that will do a transfer for you, and they normally show the fee. Try that out. www.gunbroker.com
I think you'll find one close by at a much better rate. I used to pay $10-20, until I found one that did it for free!
August 25, 2006, 11:59 PM
Well, Steve is here in town, is a THR member, has a great rate, and is a heck of nice guy--can't beat that! :D
August 26, 2006, 12:24 AM
usually bewteen 25 to 30 dollars. thats in socal
Big Mike
August 26, 2006, 06:03 PM
It seems like all that I called in my town are between $25-40. $50 seems too high. I guess it depends on how far you want to drive to a less expensive FFL and how bad you want whatever you're getting. :o
Spreadfire Arms
January 2, 2007, 02:00 AM
effective immediately i am rescinding the THR member discount for transfers, they will go back up to $20 (instead of $10) for a Title I transfer and $50 (instead of $40) for a Title II transfer.
my apologies for any inconvenience. feel free to PM me as to my reasons why i am discontinuing this discount to THR members. i may go back and re-establish it in the future but as of now this THR member discount is null and void.
there is another discount available if you are a member of another discussion website. that one still stands.
January 2, 2007, 03:12 AM
Well, it's still a good deal for me at least, Local Good GUys here wants 45 for an FFL... Grrrrrr.
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She beat out 10,000 other contestants and won the hearts of three judges, not to mention 100 million voters, to win the television show/contest American Idol. Then she released a single, "A Moment Like This," and broke some Billboard records.
Since then, Clarkson has released four albums: her double-platinum debut album Thankful (2003), her multi-platinum second album Breakaway (2004) (which won two Grammy Awards), My December (2007), her album All I Ever Wanted (2009) (which was nominated for a Grammy Award). Her albums have sold over 10.5 million copies in the United States.
Since then, Clarkson has released four albums: her double-platinum debut album Thankful (2003), her multi-platinum second album Breakaway (2004) (which won two Grammy Awards), My December (2007), her album All I Ever Wanted (2009) (which was nominated for a Grammy Award). Her albums have sold over 10.5 million copies in the United States.
AppealThis is one field in which Kelly has yet to hit her stride, not that she has put much effort into turning on the boys of America. She has stated her aversion to slinky clothing, saying, "I'm very full-figured, so there's not a whole lot that I want to show." Granted, she's being hard on herself (she's not really full-figured), but you get the point. We have to admit, however, that her habit of going "commando" (she claims she didn't wear underwear during American Idol's run) is pretty sexy.
Despite her innocent image, she has a certain degree of appeal, and since Clarkson's still in her 20s, you can bet your bottom dollar that she has many more years of turning heads with more than just her voice.
SuccessClarkson first entered the realm of the famous right after high school, as an extra on the television show Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Other than an ultimately unproductive effort for famous songwriter Gerry Goffin (who is also her mentor), her attempts at success were pretty much nil until she joined the American Idol competition. On that show, of course, she became extremely famous on her way to winning it all. Soon after her win, she appeared on Mad TV and on the MTV special, Making the Video.
Clarkson's first single, "A Moment Like This," broke Billboard's "leap to number one" record when it went from No. 52 to No. 1 in one week. Her debut album went double-platinum, and she hasn't looked back since.
Kelly Clarkson BiographyKelly Brianne Clarkson was born on April 24, 1982, in the small town of Burleson, Texas. Two factors contributed in setting her on the path to stardom. First, the movie Jaws deterred her from her childhood dream of becoming a marine biologist. Second, a teacher at Pauline Hughes Middle School heard Clarkson singing in the hallway, recognized her talent, and encouraged her to join the choir. Thirteen years old at the time, Kelly was a singing fiend from there on out.
A regular in choral activities, Clarkson was also granted a spot in the Texas All-State Choir. Her talent drew much attention, and after graduating from high school, she set out to sell herself to record labels. She had some demos made, but despite all her efforts she could not land a deal. So, she decided to head west and try her luck in Los Angeles, after having saved enough money from odd jobs as a pharmacy assistant, telemarketer, comedy club cocktail waitress, and at a movie theater and the zoo.
kelly clarkson goes to caliDid the land of showbiz opportunity give Clarkson her first taste of success? Well, yes and no. She put forth typical effort in searching for work, and landed a job as an extra on the television show Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. In a mild stroke of luck for the development of her singing career, she answered a newspaper ad looking for female vocalists and found herself working with famous songwriter Gerry Goffin.
In spite of these signs of progress, Clarkson was having a hard time finding work and became discouraged. After Mr. Goffin became ill, her roommate moved out and her apartment burned down, she decided she had had enough, and went back to Texas -- broke and discouraged -- to regroup.
kelly clarkson goes idle to idolBack in Burleson, Clarkson felt revitalized. She found a solid day job as a promoter for Red Bull energy drinks in order to help pay the bills. Her dream, of course, persisted, even if she did not have any high-paying gigs or record contracts. Then one day, a friend told her about the new television program American Idol, a singing contest where the public votes for the winner. Kelly signed up with no particularly high expectations; she was, after all, going to be up against 10,000 contestants.
Clarkson floored the judges right from her audition, where she sang a version of Aretha Franklin's "Respect," which has gone on to become Clarkson's signature song. To her surprise, Kelly found herself among the final 30 contestants. Along the way she realized that she really wanted to win -- apparently, she experienced a sort of epiphany while singing Franklin's "(You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman." Perhaps this motivation gave her voice the added strength and conviction that helped propel her into the finals.
Fans loved her, and so, noticeably, did the judges. Judge Paula Abdul, a former pop star herself, said she had the "triple threat" -- that is, promise in singing, television and film. But the more impressive comment came from the notoriously critical British judge Simon Cowell, who told her, "there's no question about it... you are the best singer on this show."


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To celebrate the significant gift of a series of letters written by the late environmentalist Rachel Carson, Bates College will host a reception with speakers Saturday, Oct. 17, from 4-6 p.m. in the George and Helen Ladd Library. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
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The second annual Auburn Land Lab fair will be held May 8, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., and May 9, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at the Auburn Land Lab at the corner of North Auburn and Holbrook roads in Auburn. This free event will bring together students, environmental educators, parents and community members to learn more about the environment. For more information, call Anne Wilson at 207-783-4563.
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As a festive closure to the ice storm of 1998 and in celebration of Earth Week at Bates College, Lewiston-Auburn residents are invited to select free trees and enjoy a free barbecue dinner on the Bates Quad April 24 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Music will be provided by Winterwood, an acoustic duo featuring Denny Breau and Brad Harnois.
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Wednesday, April 15, 1998 2:51 pm
The fourth biennial Maine Bird Conference, sponsored by Bates College and the Stanton Bird Club, will be held at Bates May 1-2 in the Olin Arts Center. Students, birdwatchers and ornithologists are invited to register for the conference by calling 207-645-4769 or 207-645-4122.
Earth Day features 'read-ins' for local schoolchildren
Tuesday, April 14, 1998 2:46 pm
In celebration of Earth Day 1998, the Bates Environmental Federation sponsors two "read-ins" for local schoolchildren at the Lewiston and Auburn public libraries April 22 at 2 p.m.
Morse Mountain tax exemption extended
Tuesday, April 14, 1998 2:38 pm
The Phippsburg Board of Selectmen and Bates College announced Monday, April 13, that an agreement was reached to continue the tax exemption of the Bates-Morse Mountain Conservation Area.
Maine environmental protection professional to discuss mercury in Maine's environment
Thursday, April 9, 1998 2:10 pm
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Wednesday, April 8, 1998 2:07 pm
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Community energy development forum to feature Canadian chief
Wednesday, April 8, 1998 2:02 pm
"Models of Energy Self-Determination" a day-long forum focusing on community energy development, will be held at Bates April 25 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Chase Hall. Chief Abel Bosum of the Ouje-Bougoumou Cree First Nation will deliver the keynote address on his village's award-winning alternative energy project at 9:45 a.m. Consumers, environmentalists, activists, students, business owners and government officials are invited to register for the forum by calling the Bates Office of Special Projects at 207-786-6077.


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Dolly's one in a million. I have to be myself'
Other sisters m+ay look like each other, but when one compares Rachel Parton Dennison to her celebrated sis, Dolly Parton, it's breathtaking to learn the physique is not unique. Rachel has the same sugar-candy blond hair, the same silvery shivers in her singing voice, the same sunny disposition tinged ever so lightly with Hee-Haw naughtiness. Now, in ABC's sitcom spin-off of 9 to 5, she's re-creating big sister's movie role as Doralee Rhodes, the gumdrop of a secretary lusted after by a chauvinist pig of a boss. All of which raises the question: Does Rachel, at 22, have what it takes to follow in Dolly's footsteps?
"I'm sure people will compare me to Dolly—it's only human nature," says Rachel, who at "a hundred and plenty" pounds and 5'3" is three inches taller than her sister. Whether the TV version of 9 to 5 will measure up is still unknown, though the initial ratings were encouraging. Whatever the show's fate, Rachel is armed against charges of nepotism. After all, it was not Dolly but Jane Fonda, Dolly's 9 to 5 co-star and executive co-producer of the pink-collar sitcom, who brought Rachel to Hollywood. Visiting Dolly at the Grand Ole Opry last year, Fonda "discovered" Rachel, a singer-cum-cosmetician, troweling on her sister's makeup for a performance. Recalls Fonda: "I asked Dolly's permission to bring Rachel out to read for the part. As soon as she stepped foot on the lot [at 20th Century-Fox], everyone started calling asking who she was."
Rachel's decision to head West had not been easy. Traditional and deeply religious, all Rachel really hankered for was to keep house and make babies with Richard Dennison, 28, her husband of four years and a backup singer in Dolly's band. They had just finished remodeling their four-bedroom frame house on six acres in Franklin. Tenn., decorating it in Early American style. "I just wanted to get barefoot, go outside and smell the dirt and the flowers," recalls Rachel. "To tell the truth, I really didn't think I'd get the part. But I also didn't want to get old and think to myself, 'My goodness, why didn't you try that?' So now when I sneak up around 30 and have my babies I can say, 'Heck, I did it.' "
Plus, she adds, "I got it done by hard work. Luck don't get you up at 6 a.m. and keep you on the set 12 hours a day for three months. I worked my tail off." Rachel pauses, then glances at her behind and chuckles: "I wish."
The baby among 12 children in the Parton clan (six girls, six boys, one of whom died in infancy), Rachel is the seventh to enter showbiz. Their father, Lee, is a retired farmer who scraped a living from a few acres in the Great Smoky Mountains and worked construction jobs on the side. As kids, Rachel and her siblings passed their days concocting songs while playing on the seesaw outside the family's six-room house. Their mother, Avie, would transcribe the tunes and have the whole tribe sing them after supper. "Singing was like breathing at home," remembers Rachel.
Her distinguishing passion was makeup; she was the only child in the first grade who routinely powdered and rouged. Then, at age 12, she spent the summer with Dolly in Nashville. "Before we knew it," she says, laughing at the memory, "the summer was over. But we wasn't through playin', so Mama and Daddy said I could stay on with Dolly if I liked it so much."
Leaving school after the eighth grade, she toured with her big sister, doing her makeup and singing backup for several years. At age 15, she says, she went onstage one evening and "right off I saw this new piano man and knew he was the fella for me." Rachel and Richard Dennison (who later switched from piano to singing) got married when she was 18. Rachel gave up singing with Dolly and concentrated on her makeup work in Nashville while enduring a regime that had Richard on the road 250 days a year. Totally supportive of Rachel's new career twist, Richard joined her in Hollywood for the three months it took to get the part and shoot four episodes. "Hollywood can be crazy," says Richard. "Before Rachel even auditioned we talked about the price of fame. But we have a good solid marriage and home life means everything." Says Rachel, who is finishing a demo tape with the idea of reviving her singing career: "I'm glad I didn't try this before. I had to grow up first, to be secure in my marriage and myself. But now I'm ready. I guess."
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