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Hope this hasn't been posted before. Here's a good interview from an Oklahoma newspaper. I believe, in addition to the print interview, there's also audio of the interview available from this site: http://www.newsok.com/article/3286874/
I think this was captured the other day, but this is a wonderful interview. Thanks.
Thanks for this interview! Enjoyed it!
Thanks!! i hadn't read that one yet.
Ahh, thanks for the interview. We Tulsans still love you too. 
QUOTE (Cook Crush @ Aug 23 2008, 07:05 AM) 
Hope this hasn't been posted before. Here's a good interview from an Oklahoma newspaper. I believe, in addition to the print interview, there's also audio of the interview available from this site: http://www.newsok.com/article/3286874/
A GOOD review! Thank you Cook Crush! This is what I like to read!
merci.
that was nice
that was nice
thanks for the link! nice article on david cook. liked the part best on how he tries to keep himself grounded by remembering his beginnings.
Thanks for posting this, I hadn't seen it yet either. A couple of quotes stick out to me, especially after reading the thread earlier today on the potential dangers associated with sudden wealth.
Sounds to me like he's keeping the "sudden wealth" in good perspective, and I think he has a good enough head on his shoulders and strong enough family support/feedback to keep it that way.
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"I think the week I moved out to L.A. for the show, I had, like, 30 bucks to my name. So, that particular vibe is something I always try to keep hold of now that money has become less of an issue.”
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"It hits in pockets. You know, you'll wake up in a hotel and realize, ‘OK, I couldn't have afforded this new hotel a year ago.' But I mean, it's small things, I think, that really kind of drive it home. I got my first bill the other day, and that was ... oh, that threw me out of fantasyland for a minute,” he said, adding that the bill was for "just, you know, life.”
Sounds to me like he's keeping the "sudden wealth" in good perspective, and I think he has a good enough head on his shoulders and strong enough family support/feedback to keep it that way.
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