Wywiady...

[Captain Kidd]

Utowrzyłem temat, w którym będziemy mogli zamieszczać wywiady, wypowiedzi członków BJ, artykuły o nich, oraz je komentować. No to pierwszy wywiad Richie dla magazynu OK...

Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora on parties, parenting and PowerBars

Look out, rock fans --- Bon Jovi is back! The band has a new album, Have A Nice Day, and begins a six-month, 75 date tour in November. OK! spoke with guitarist Richie Sambora --- married to Heather Locklear for 10 years --- for a memorable, funny and philosophical chat.

Last time you wrote a song?
Yesterday. I'm very happy with it. I was inspired by reading about what was happening in a newspaper. I don't think you should talk about yourself too much when your write songs. It's conceited.

Last time you danced?
Two weeks ago on stage for a video. How do you dance like a rock star? OK, put a guitar around your neck and make faces like you're having sex. I've perfected it.

Last time you lost something valuable?
A week ago, I lost my Chrome Hearts sunglasses...they were a present from Heather.

Last thing you ate?
A PowerBar for breakfast. People like their rock stars skinny in all the photo shoots and videos. I've got a 31 inch waist.

Last time you got drunk?
Couple of days ago. I didn't have to get up the next morning....no daughter to take to school. The interesting thing about when we were kids is that our parents said, "Go out and play." Now, kids have a social schedule, and I have to live my life around my kid's schedule.

Last time you said, "I love you"?
This morning, to my child. Hey look, the women always love that. My wife wants to hear it all the time. I don't mind throwing it out there. Watching your kids grow up makes you sentimental because it's so fleeting.

Last time you felt your age?
I'm 46, but I feel 25. Men feel better as they get older in my opinion. We get comfortable in our shoes. I tell you guys, 35 is when it starts to get really good. Hey, I was in the biggest rock band in the world at 25, so life is good.

Last time you went on vacation?
A year ago in California for some rest and relaxation. I like to swim and do beachy stuff. My daughter likes to dig holes, and we bury each other.

Last dream you had?
I dreamt I lost my watch. With the tour coming up, maybe I was thinking about time running out. Touring's great. The only bad part is missing your kid's childhood. I wish I could beam myself back home like in "Star Trek". Ask Mick Jagger...he'd tell you the same thing.

Last present you bought for Heather?
A necklace, two weeks ago. I don't buy her dresses. Jewelry, shoes and accessories are what I'm good at.

Last time you spoke to Jon Bon Jovi?
Yesterday. We get closer all the time. We had our Mick and Keith Richards phase, when we were at odds with each other, but even then, we were close. We've been together 22 years. We're like a family, man.

Last album you bought?
"In Your Honor" by Foo Fighters. It's great. I've always dug Dave Grohl, the band's front man. He's an immense talent, and a really nice guy.

Last time you heard Livin' On A Prayer?
This morning on the radio, in the car. It's a daily occurrence. I'm still proud to hear it because it stands the test of time two decades later.

Last time you lost your temper?
I don't lose my temper. My life is pretty happy. My daughter's healthy. I get paid to do what I love and I'm married to Heather....I'm a happy man!

Last party you went to?
My birthday party. We had a barbeque. I had my acoustic guitar and people would yell out a song and I tried to work out how to play it. Years ago, Heather and I used to throw each other elaborate parties on boats with casinos and chefs, all that stuff. But now, it's hot dogs, burgers and beer.

[Gina]

To ja komentuje
ten wywiad pokazal po raz nie wiem ktory, ze Richie fajnym facetem jest

sie tylko zastanawiam, czy tylko cRaSha i mnie zaniepokoil fakt ze Rysiek z Jonnym

get closer all the time

[Captain Kidd]

"SHARON OSBOURNE was the real star of the night. Holding court at the glamorous after-show party, The X-Factor judge blasted BON JOVI - branding them a bunch of "Christian rockers".

The loudmouth TV star launched her scathing attack after watching the American rockers perform at the show.

Sharon, at the bash with hubby OZZY and daughter KELLY, also slated the mulleted rockers for miming.

She told me "They look like a group of Christian rockers. They are not rock 'n' roll. I thought they were crap - and they didn't even sing live".

Bardzo to jajeczne xD "Prawdziwa Żelazna Dziewica" wie co mowi

[cRaSh]

Moze cos ruszy tutaj
Jonny o country :

April 24, 2006 issue
Toby Keith on the cover.
Jon on pg. 58
Photo: Jon sitting backwards on a wooden chair
Sorry, I don't have a scanner.

Article:

Jon Bon Jovi
"May music is rock'n' roll," declares Jon Bon Jovi, who's sold over 100 million albums worldwide as the leader of rock group Bon Jovi. "That said, because of our longevity, we've attracted three decades worth of fans. And some of them listen to country music."

So it seemed like a no-brainer for Jon to co-write a country song, "Who Says You Can't Go Home," and record it as a duet with Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland. The track, from Bon Jovi's new album, Have A Nice Day, has reached the Top 10 on the country charts.

It isn't Jon's first foray into country, wither--"Bang a Drum," his 1998 duet with the late Chris LeDoux, also hit the country charts. And another song from Have A Nice Day, "Last Man Standing," was inspired by the death of Johnny Cash. "Johnny's passing really hiot me," admits Jon, "because I'd met him a few times, and I grew up listening to his music because my mother played a lot of country music."

The affection for country music he had as a boy carried on when Jon began writing himself. "I was initially drawn to the storytelling of the songs--there was a beginning, middle, and an end to them," he explains. "It was cinematic. When we take the storytelling aspect of country music and incorporate it into our style of rock music, magic happens."

To the left of the article:

Jon's 5 Favorites

"Crazy," Patsy Cline (1961)
"Willie Nelson wrote a lyric that is as cool today as ever... and she delivered."

"He Stopped Loving Her Today," George Jones (1980)
"The punch line. It's all in the words."

"Ring of Fire," Johnny Cash (1963) "June [Carter Cash, who co-wrote the song] felt it bad for the Man in Black."

"That's All Right," Elvis Presley (1954)
"It was his first single. Elvis was country and he was rock'n' roll."

"Always on My Mind," Willie Nelson (1982) "Here's one he didn't write, but it's all in the delivery."

I was initially drawn to the storytelling of the songs--there was a beginning, middle, and an end to them," he explains.

bosz, ktory raz on juz o tym mowi..tyle, ze mam dziwne wrazenie ze pierwszy raz podpial to pod country Chyba serio, Jonny ma po prostu gotowe odpowiedzi, ktorych uzywa jak mu pasuja. A jak nie mysli, to wychodza takie kwiatki - ze boi sie o swoja erekcje...
To ja juz nie wiem co wole

[Kourin]

Chyba serio, Jonny ma po prostu gotowe odpowiedzi, ktorych uzywa jak mu pasuja.

Dziwisz sie? Inna mozliwosc jest taka, ze po prostu nie ma nic wiecej do powiedzenia, wiec powtarza w kolko to samo