Comments on: From Queen of Me to Queen of Indy Music

By: From Queen of Me to Queen of Indy Music

From Queen of Me to Queen of Indy Music — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 07:58:31 +0000

[...] By Linda Alexander Originally Posted at Flip Side To Music [...]

By: Debra Oakland

Debra Oakland — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:16:43 +0000

I have had the pleasure of knowing Natalie for some time on Twitter and Facebook. I love her soulful angelic voice that lifts me up when I hear her sing. Not only does Natalie have an amazing voice, she is wonderful to interact with. Natalie is kind, loving, hip, funny and treats people with her special brand of Nat. There is no doubt Natalie will rise to the top of her profession and wow the world. Hugs to you Nat.

Thanks Linda for the great article.

By: Michael

Michael — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 15:38:00 +0000

Great article. I’ve only known Natalie through for a short time, having met her through a mutual friend on Twitter. But I feel in love with her voice and her music the first time I heard it. I wish her the best of success and look forward to hearing more from this angelic voice.

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Twitted by strategicsense — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 19:29:42 +0000

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By: Jim Turner

Jim Turner — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 19:29:35 +0000

I have been a fan of Natalie’s for about a year now. I can still remember our first conversations. She is a very distinctive and adorable person. I’m flat out crazy about her music. I have her complete Christmas album and listened to every song over and over for about 4 straight ours when I was making a cross-country road trip this past Christmas. I have some of her other music as well – and it’s ALL SPECTACULAR!!!

By: Alice

Alice — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 19:14:07 +0000

What a fascinating article about an obviously talented and driven woman. It’s well written and makes me want to go and listen to everything she’s put out! Thank you for sharing this informative article and introducing Natalie to those of us who only know her from Twitter!

http://twitter.com/reikiawakening

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By: Shelly Kramer

Shelly Kramer — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:22:11 +0000

I didn’t know about this lovely, talented Twitmigo until I was introduced to her by my fellow Twitmigo, Terry Allison. What a gem! I can confidently say I am Natalie’s newest, most enthusiastic fan and applaud her tenacy, her vision and her efforts. You go, girl! Thanks, also Linda, for such a terrific article and for sharing with us the fantabulosity of this talented young woman.

http://twitter.com/shellykramer

By: Carol Giambri

Carol Giambri — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:41:28 +0000

I truly waited DECADES to find ME and now that I know WHAT I am running after–Ladies over 50 crowd–I’m ready to GO. I’m about this crowd, unless I change my mind for all ladies.

Yes, Mara is right. I didn’t find my path till now! Maybe Natalie will be writing a song for my ladies? Dreaming BIG always–is me. With the WHAT makes the dream real!

Website still be changing to reflect my ladies soon.

Carol Giambri
@carolgiambri Find me on twitter

By: Patti Dragland

Patti Dragland — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 12:21:03 +0000

What a fabulous article. I love Natalie’s voice – when a singer touches your heart and makes it beat you know you are sold! What is even better is when they are profiled with stories and pieces you never before knew that not only allows you to appreciate the talent but also the individual it takes it that much farther. Thank you for sharing part of Natalie’s world with us in ways we might not otherwise have previously known.

Keep it up Natalie – the world is so much better with your contribution.

By: Lorena Heletea

Lorena Heletea — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 11:26:33 +0000

This is the way anything great happens with a dream and imagination.Unfortunately most people give up on their dreams.
Congratulations for following your heart and your dream Natalie.
Wishing you all your dreams come true.
Sending good energy your way.
Lorena

http://twitter.com/LorenaHeletea

By: Mara Gordon

Mara Gordon — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:15:16 +0000

Every journey has it’s own path. It seems that Nathalie was fortunate to find hers early on. Fortunately for the rest of us, as well. Her music is beautiful.

By: Carol Giambri

Carol Giambri — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:29:08 +0000

I didn’t know of Natalie or her name before it was passed on to me. What a great story. Here’s an example of someone who to me had been born with a song in her heart and didn’t stop because others didn’t see her potential. Even at a young age she knew her destiny and never forgot that song.

I am excited she didn’t quit and the difference she is making in the world. We can’t quit moving forward at any age. On a personal note, I am of the age people are retiring, seeing life differently in the fact they can have more time traveling and spending time watching their grandchildren or whatever else they wish to dream for they may be enjoying. I have been on STUCK for DECADES–not knowing my own direction in life. I am now a FOUND me desiring to help ladies over 50 realize they can thrive in all areas of their life. I could be depending on my government for a few dollars, but it is not sustaining and I deserve more with a sound, active, creative mind. I’m moving forward in creating this now. My new website will change to reflect that new me when it happens.

May all readers here become the Queen of Me – their own name brand like Natalie Brown is. No one can be her, but all can be their own original who drives forward, never looks back on failure as bad, but a way to be opened to change, with a mindset that creates all you desire for your lifetime. Unless God changes my direction, focus and heart I’m driven to speak to ladies over 50. May the negative words spoken over you to be an inward push to “cut loose” of that and “run” ahead.

Thanks to you Terry for sharing this wonderful story that makes my heart flutter with gladness and hope for more brighter days ahead to those who believe and dream bigger.

Carol
http://twitter.com/carolgiambri

By: Anthony Tilghman

Anthony Tilghman — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:17:57 +0000

I must say this is truly amazing and I am grateful to know such a wonderful artist and it’s a pleasure to chat and learn more about her wonderful talents.

By: Grizzly Smith

Grizzly Smith — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 03:58:01 +0000

Cool story, but a bit embarrassing for me — all that stuff I should have asked about when I interviewed her live the other day. Oh, well, can’t be helped!

I still play her music on my shows when I want something I -know- is good.

Griz

By: Terry Allison

Terry Allison — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 23:56:27 +0000

Wow!

Having known Natalie as a friend on twitter I thought I knew a lot about here. But this well well written piece by Linda gives me an even greater appreciation for Natalie and her art. She truly does interact and appreciate her fan base developed online and off. I can’t wait to hear Natalie perform live – and hopefully soon!

Be sure to support Natalie and other Indy artists but buying their works.

Thank you Linda and Natalie.

Terry
http://twitter.com/Terry_Allison

By: Pam Archer

Pam Archer — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:06:39 +0000

I didn’t know anything about Natalie before this interview. Linda did a superb job with it. Thank you, Tracy, for posting it.

Amy Grant’s mother told her she couldn’t sing, eiither!