PAMELA ANDERSON SINGS FOR BRYAN ADAMS
Pamela Anderson will duet with Bryan Adams on “When You’re Gone” for his “Anthology.” He originally recorded the song with Mel C of the Spice Girls.
The former BAYWATCH actress, who already counts novelist, fashion designer and animal rights activist as a few of her many titles, has recorded a track with BRYAN ADAMS - and she’s impressed with the results.
She says, “Bryan Adams is a friend of mine and Canadian. He talked me into recording a song with him. We went to the Chateau Marmont (in Hollywood) and hung out for a while.
“He said he wanted me to do a harmony on one of his songs called WHEN YOU’RE GONE. I actually sang with him and it didn’t sound bad. I’m surprised… I really loved it and had a really good time. It comes out in October on his ANTHOLOGY album.”
PAMELA ANDERSON’s decision to record a duet with BRYAN ADAMS has shocked former husband TOMMY LEE, because he knows from experience she has never had aspirations to be a singer. The MOTLEY CRUE drummer believes the former BAYWATCH babe’s singing debut will need to be enhanced by studio tinkering on the track WHEN YOU’RE GONE, which will be included on Adams’ forthcoming ANTHOLOGY album. Lee says, “I just heard about this yesterday. “To tell you the truth I never heard her sing, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use the technical magical world of recording studios to make her sound good.”
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An exhibition of photographs by Bryan Adams is now on display at Canada House. The exhibit was commissioned by FLARE, one of Canada’s leading fashion magazines, to celebrate their 25th anniversary and consists of 30 individual portraits of Canadian women who have excelled in business, sports, politics and the arts. 
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