Jessica Simpson Says That She Is Okay

Country music is also a fertile ground for attractive blond as pop singers, and after years of proof itself too much and too unhip to unsavvy pop music, it is logical to Jessica Simpson in a swap loving stereotype kind to go and another country.

And the countries appears to be a good way to native Texas: All it has to do is to kick off her shoes, playing her accent, and it is golden.

There is no mystery that many to be a country star as there is to be a pop star - for example, there is no need to fly around the world to chase fashion producers - but singers should be able to sing. And although Jessica Simpson can belt, she can not sing.

The country-fried "Do You Know," Jessica Simpson huff and puffs and blows the microphone down. Yet his bellowing is an emotional flatline, and it seems even if it is singing or encouragement of seduction or dedication or regret. It is difficult to relate to someone you can not play, and his implacable Bluster is irritating as it is confusing.

To its credit, it seems as if all of Nashville producers and musicians tried to make "Do You Know" for the celebrity kind, and some songs are modest success despite Jessica Simpson's delivery, including Doping opening chorus of "Come on Over" and the anthem Peppy "always beautiful." Dolly Parton has given his leadership the most important of all, under the pen and even to sing with her on Jessica Simpson - giving the young singer a tutorial on how to write music and variety show.

Jessica Simpson co-writing credit on most other tracks, but there is nothing but cliches around.