Talk:Craig Owens
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[edit] You can't merge this with Chiodos.
There is no way to incorporate this into the Chiodos article. He is also the lead singer for 2 other bands and is in no way an exclusive member to Chiodos.
But there should definitely be more about Craigery and less about Chiodos.
[edit] Another Craig Owens
I have removed this from the article (which is about the art critic):
Craig Owens is an American television composer and songwriter living in Los Angeles, California. He is co-writer of the song "Bonafide" featured in the motion picture 'Save The Last Dance' and released on the multi-platinum Hollywood Records 'Save The Last Dance' soundtrack. He is co-writer of numerous telvision theme song titles along with composer David Vanacore, including 'Kitchen Nightmares', 'Workout', 'Crowned', 'E-vets Interns', 'Paradise Hotel', 'First Class All The Way', 'West Coast Customs' and 'Bounty Girls'. His music can be heard on 'The Apprentice', 'Last Comic Standing', 'Big Brother', 'Pros vs. Joes' 'Ghost Hunters', 'Survivor' and many other reality television programs.
As music supervisor and composer for the popular reality show 'Hit Me Baby One More Time', Craig Owens collaborated with many legendary recording artists to flawlessly re-create their hit songs, including 'No One is To Blame' with Howard Jones, 'Only The Lonely' with Martha Davis of The Motels, 'I Ran' with Flock of Seagulls, 'Playing With The Queen of Hearts' with Juice Newton and also collaborated with hit recording artist Sophie B. Hawkins on an inspiring version of Five for Fightings '100 Years'.
If this Craig Owens is also notable, then a separate article should be written.--Ethicoaestheticist 17:38, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
