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Idol Flashback - Diana DeGarmo Dream, Dream, Dream!

by Jeanne on November 8th, 2007

Here’s a video of Diana DeGarmo singing “Dream, Dream, Dream” on Radio Disney!

Tags: diana degarmo, dream dream dream, disney radio

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xomegg
Nov 8, 2007 at 4:55 pm

aww i love that song : ]
GerriG
Nov 12, 2007 at 8:15 pm

She should just shut up.
Kerri
Apr 12, 2008 at 12:13 am

Love the song Dream, Dream, Dream. Diana Degarmo sure did great at Radio Disney. Her single Emotional went to #1 at Radio Disney and was one of their most requested songs.

Diana Degarmo was sure great on Gone Country on CMT. The show was on January 2008 to March 2008 and was the highest rated television series on CMT’s 25 year history. The premiere episode 10 million people watched and huge ratings for the finale.

Diana Degarmo has recently moved to Nashville and has been signed by John Rich’s production company.

Diana is scheduled to perform Right Back Where We Ended which will be her new single on American Idol Extra on Fox Reality channel on Thursday, May 1, 2008.

Diana Degarmo is also writing a weekly column for US magazines website on American Idol
Nancy
Apr 12, 2008 at 10:49 pm

Diana Degarmo sure had a great debut album with Blue Skies. The song Dream, Dream was voted a number one hit on many elementary school voting polls as one of their favorite songs for the year among elementary school children. Diana sure is a great role model for children.

Most recently coming up this April. Diana Degarmo is teamed with CMT for a youth service day for charity. Diana is the event hostess.
Shannon
Apr 12, 2008 at 10:51 pm

Love the Blue Skies album from Diana Degarmo. She wrote an article for US Weekly Magazine on American Idol the week Dolly Parton was on the show. The article is below. (US Weekly Magazine website)

Top 9 Go Country!

Season three contestant Diana DeGarmo recaps the April 1 episode for Us

Hello everyone! Diana DeGarmo here!

Wow, time has flown since my days on American Idol, but great things have come my way. American Idol really helped kick off some wonderful things for me. Life has been really busy and I have no complaints, but it seems that I have missed a bunch of the last few seasons. So, tonight, I actually sat down and watched the entire show!

For the top 9, the contestants worked with the amazing Dolly Parton. (I have to admit I am pretty jealous!) Ryan kicked off the show with a not-so-funny April Fools joke saying the show would not be airing. I almost had a small heart attack. Thankfully, the show did go on — and here are my thoughts on the contestants’ performances:

Brooke White - “Jolene”
I was excited to hear Brooke sing “Jolene,” but I was a little disappointed. The arrangement was cool, but her performance itself was a little bland. I think this little “Jolene bump” won’t hurt her Idol competition career in the least.

David Cook - “Little Sparrow”
David has been such a fascinating risk taker every week and it has paid off for him every time. I’m proud of him for his great vocals, arrangement of the song, and everything else in between. David is going far.

Ramiele Malubay - “Do I Ever Cross Your Mind”
I am sad to say, but this song choice was not very good for her. She has a beautiful voice, but that was not the Dolly song for her. Her performance wasn’t bad by any means, but it was as great as the others and they are the ones you are trying to beat. “9 to 5″ would’ve been much better.

Jason Castro - “Travelin’ Thru”
It’s so nice to see another side of Mr. Castro with his song choice. I’m glad he picked something with a little groove to it. He has a very cool vibe about him, but he needs to keep stepping out of that box a little more each week.

Carly Smithson - “Here You Come Again”
Carly blew it out of the water for me. I was really impressed by how she slowed the song down and really showed off her vocals. She was of one of my favorite performances of the night.

David Archuleta - “Smoky Mountain Memories”
David is amazing - hands down! I don’t get to say this often, but he gave me chills! I’m glad they’ve got someone holding it down for all the young contestants. You go, boy!

Kristy Lee Cook - “Coat of Many Colors”
This is another prime example of how song choice is so important. This song is great alone, but it was not good for this competition. I think Kristy might be a little out of her league on this one.

Syesha Mercado - “I Will Always Love You”
Syesha could not have picked a harder song, in my opinion. She had a couple vocal bumps, but she made it through and did the song some justice. Good job.

Michael Johns - “It’s So Wrong But It’s So Right”
This was a very cool performance all around. Michael looked and sounded the part of a superstar. He will definitely win the sexy vote off that performance!

BY DIANA DEGARMO
julie
Apr 13, 2008 at 2:06 pm

Love the song Dream, Dream, Dream by Diana Degarmo from her Blue Skies album.

CMT has posted a new video of Diana Degarmo on their website for the Gone Country show. Their is a full performance video of Diana performing Right Back Where We Ended at the Gone Country finale.

In case you missed any of the Gone Country shows. Definitely go to http://www.dianadegarmo.com to watch them.
Sharon
May 5, 2008 at 7:13 pm

Diana DeGarmo was interviewed by OK Magazine on April 21, 2008.

The interview is below:

When she was growing up in Alabama, Diana DeGarmo told her mom that she never wanted to live outside of the South. And now, after a spell in New York and traveling the country, she says her little-girl instincts were right.

The American Idol runner-up says Broadway was a blast, but she couldn’t be happier with her new life in Nashville.

After finishing second to Fantasia Barrino in season three, Diana recorded an album in 2004, starred in Hairspray on Broadway and toured with Brooklyn: The Musical in 2007.

But just before getting down to recording an R’n'B/pop record late last year, the 20-year-old went to Nashville to appear on another reality show, Gone Country.

Diana says she felt “the buzz” there in Music City.

Anyway, she says, Nashville is the natural home for an Idol veteran. “American Idol brings out the all-American public, and all-American people love country music. It’s a no-brainer.”

Now Diana, who goes into the studio in the next fews days to record her new album, has a house in Nashville, as well as a home on 13-acres of Tennessee country just outside the city.

“I always told my mom if I didn’t live in Atlanta, I’d live in Nashville and here I am,” she said.

“I said I’d never live outside the South, and I lived in New York for a little while, but I’m glad to be back here.

“Nashville is a great town. It’s a wonderful community.”

She said that with all the great work offers that have fallen into her lap after Idol, “I couldn’t be happier — things are really good.” But, she added, “You never know when I just might pop back up on Broadway.”

Right now Diana says she loves to walk her “weenie dogs”, Dixie and Rosie, hang out at the Nascar track with Bo Bice and sing with her friends at the Buck Wild karaoke bar.

She can’t wait to celebrate her 21st birthday with her buddies in Vegas this summer, and their vacation to the Dollywood themepark, where Diana worked as a singer when she was ten.

With all that, Diana says, there’s one thing that definitely isn’t missing from her life: a boyfriend.

“I’m too young to settle down and I’m having way too much fun to settle down with one person right now.

“I’m having fun being a single, young girl in a big town.”

As for this years Idol, Diana says she hasn’t been watching enough to have a favorite (five years on, she’s only just able to hear to the theme music without getting a sudden burst of stage-nerves!).

But she thinks David Cook has a Daughtry-factor that should carry him a long way, and she admits to a soft-spot for David Archuleta, who, at 17, is a year older than she was on Idol.

“David Archuleta is holding it down for the young kids this season. He’s so, so talented and he’s adorable and he’s got an amazing voice. I think it’s a no-brainer that he’s going to get far.”
Dean
May 13, 2008 at 11:15 pm

Diana Degarmo appeared at the CMT One Country Garnier Fructis VIP party late last month, promoting the organization’s sponsorship of Global Youth Service Day. There was also a picture of Diana Degarmo in Star Magazine at the event. Julianne Hough from Dancing with the Stars was also at the event.

Diana Degarmo was shown on the CMT Insider picking out her dress for the CMT Music Awards show. The dress was auctioned off for charity.
Jason
May 15, 2008 at 10:19 am

Diana Degarmo has sure had a great year. She appeared on CMT’s Gone Country with Bobby Brown, Maureen McCormick, and Carnie Wilson. The show was the highest rated tv servies in CMT’s 25 year television history.

Diana Degarmo has been interviewed several times for the show the CMT Insider on CMT.

Diana DeGarmo has begun recording her new album with songs written by John Rich and Gretchen Wilson. Diana is living in Nashville now and is signed to John Rich’s Production Company.

It is great to see Diana Degarmo doing concerts, radio appearances and in magazine interviews. She has a picture in People Magazine the Country Edition for June 2008. She is pictured in the magazine with James Otto, Danielle Peck, and Keith Anderson. It would be great if Diana Degarmo would record a duet with James Otto for her new album. They would sure sound great together.
Keith
May 17, 2008 at 5:32 pm

Loved Diana Degarmo’s performance of Right Back Where We Ended on American Idol Extra on May 15, 2008.

A great episode of American Idol Extra that had a lot of great footage on the top three of American Idol. Syesha and the two David’s.

Diana Degarmo’s performace of Right Back Where We Ended was the highlight of the show.
Kevin
May 19, 2008 at 8:15 pm

Diana Degarmo sure has done many great projects since American Idol ended. She was Maria in West Side Story. She starred in Brooklyn the Musical with Melba Moore. And of course, she was on Broadway with Hairspray.

Loved Diana Degarmo in Gone Country on CMT. The show also starred Bobby Brown, Carnie Wilson and Maureen McCormick. Diana Degarmo has recently signed with John Rich’s production company and is working on a country/pop album.

Diana Degarmo gave a great performance of Right Back Where We Ended on American Idol Extra this past Thursday, May 15, 2008.

For any new information on Diana Degarmo please go to http://www.dianadegarmo.com

Be sure to check out Diana Degarmo’s new myspace page