Katharine McPhee Over It (C) 2006 19 Recordings Limited [Mas+detalle]

Katharine McPhee Over It (C) 2006 19 Recordings Limited [Mas+detalle]

katharine's audition [Mas+detalle]

Somewhere Over The Rainbow by Katharine McPhee in American Idol 5 Finale [Mas+detalle]

Nanny Mcphee Movie [Mas+detalle]

'Dangerous' from Katharine McPhee's self-titled debut album! Check out my other videos: Katharine McPhee - Neglected http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlJ8Z3SqHSY Katharine McPhee - Better Off Alone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJK-o200lUg Thankyou to Katharine-Mcphee.net for the pictures [Mas+detalle]

Through! through! through! He got the train through! [Mas+detalle]

Katharine McPhee's FINAL American Idol performance. Her rendition of this song and Somwhere Over the Rainbow got her on Billboard's HOT SINGLE SALES in the TOP 5 for months!! [Mas+detalle]

This is called Open Toes and it is from Katharine McPhee's self titled debut album. [Mas+detalle]

Video montage of Katharine McPhee featuring "Over It", the first single off of her debut self-titled album in stores NOW! Pick up a copy - it's amazing! [Mas+detalle]

This is Ordinary World by Katharine McPhee. It is from her self titled debut album. [Mas+detalle]

"Neglected" By Katharine McPhee from her new self-titled debut album. This is my personal favorite song off of her CD. GO BUY IT!!! It is an awesome CD Check out my other videos: Katharine McPhee - Dangerous http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrz39A63NGA Katharine McPhee - Better Off Alone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJK-o200lUg [Mas+detalle]

Actress and musical performer Katharine McPhee promotes her film "The House Bunny" on Live With Regis and Kelly, guest hosted by Joanna Philbin. "The House Bunny" is coming soon to DVD and Blu-Ray! [Mas+detalle]

Chuck the Movieguy interviews Colin Firth for the movie Nanny McPhee [Mas+detalle]

William Parker／Oluyemi Thomas／Joe McPhee／Lisa Sokolov - Spiritworld: Live Concert at CUE William Parker : himalayan horn, percussion, shakuhachi, flutes, bass Oluyemi Thomas : bass clarinet, musette, flute, percussion Joe McPhee : soprano saxophone Lisa Sokolov : embodied voice Live at the Cue Art Foundation, NYC, April 8, 2005 [Mas+detalle]

Live at David Foster and Friends. Track from the outcoming CD: Hitman! [Mas+detalle]

Katharine McPhee sings Somewhere Over The Rainbow at the JC Penney Jam Concert For Kids in Los Agneles, CA 08/22/06 [Mas+detalle]

Katharine McPhee singing the pop version of the song "Connected" from the all new Barbie And The Diamond Castle movie. I'm blind-folded on this carriage ride that they call life. Keep trying to make it through the next turn, knuckles white and holdin' tight. So here I go, takin' the curve, but I know that I'm never alone. I think of you, and how you never let me go. I feel connected (connected), protected (protected), it's like you're sitting right with me all the time. You hear me (you hear me), you're near me (you're near me), and everything else is gonna be alright. 'Cause nothing can break this, nothing can break this, nothing can break this tie. Connected... oooooh connected inside. It's not an accident, the time we spent apart. But now we're so close, I can always find you right here in my heart. You've given me, somethin' I need, and I don't ever want it to end. Because of you, I know I've found my strength again. I feel connected (connected), protected (protected), it's like you're sitting right with me all the time. You hear me (you hear me), you're near me (you're near me), and everything else is gonna be alright. 'Cause nothing can break this, nothing can break this, nothing can break this tie. Connected... ooooh connected inside. Everytime that I breathe, I can feel the energy. Reachin' out, flowin' through, you to me and me to you. Make A Dream, Walk a Step, you are everywhere I am. Seperate souls, unified, touching at the speed of light. oh, light, oh whoa YEAH I feel connected (connected), protected (protected), it's like you're sitting right with me all the time. You hear me, you're near me, and everything else's gonna be alright. connected (connected), protected (protected), it's like you're sitting right with me all the time. You hear me, you're near me, and everything else's gonna be alright. 'Cause nothing can break this, nothing can break this, nothing can break this tie. connected, connected inside, connected, connected inside, connected. oh Yeah! [Mas+detalle]

Tony McPhee The Groundhogs were an iconic blues and progressive rock band characterised by improvised screaming guitar solos, which achieved several top chart albums (Thank Christ For The Bomb, Split, Who Will Save The World & Hogwash) through the 1970's. Tony 'TS' McPhee is the talent behind 'The Groundhogs', and his outstanding writing and phenominal guitar skills have formed and pushed at the outskirts of British blues and rock for the last fourty odd years. Despite the album success, The Groundhogs retain a cult status, you are either absolutely passionate about them or have never heard of them. In the early 1960s Tony was invited to join his mates band, 'The Dollarbills' a local pop band, he persuaded them to start playing Blues and R&B after he had seen Cyril Davies and the All-Stars playing at the Marquee club and suggested 'Groundhogs' as a name for the band, after a John Lee Hooker album track. Tony and the band played all of the gigs on the blossoming blues circuit and then were fortunate to be asked to back Hooker on the final week of his first British tour. John enjoyed the company of the band and preferred to travel with them in their Commer van and asked the "Number one British blues band", to back him on later British tours. At around the same time the Hogs also backed Champion Jack Dupree who later told Melody Maker that they were 'the best band he'd ever played with'. In 1965 the Hogs backed Hooker on an album which was initially called John Lee Hooker, but which has also been re-released as 'Hooker & the Hogs', & 'The London Sessions'. Filmed here for the upcoming documentaries "Gettin' the Blues" Tony Mchee and the groundhogs go back to the early 60's, when they toured and recorded with american bluesman John lee hooker. Here tony talks about his time with Hooker and performs one of his songs "Graveyard Blues" You can see more of Tony in the upcoming films about the blues. check out more about Tony McPhee & the Groundhogs at: www.thegroundhogs.co.uk [Mas+detalle]

This is track #1 on Katharine McPhee's self titled debut album. In stores now! [Mas+detalle]