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    Posted: June 23 2022 at 15:42
As everyone says, she's been suggested and rejected previously a couple of times. Not progressive nor related, a great artist nonetheless.

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Points: 18265 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 23 2022 at 14:43
Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:


Okay. I thoroughly searched for her here, but couldn't anything, so I didn't think she was evaluated.

Thank you.

Frankly, I wasn't expecting her to be accepted, but it would have been worth analyzing her, if she weren't already.

She was suggested for crossover and rejected. 
I suggested Annie Haslam for Crossover Prog too, but sadly, Annie has been rejected here more times than a vegan applying for a job at Burger King. Confused

You do know that BK has a veggie burger right? Or at least they used to. 
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^ It’s Paul’s attempt at a joke. As you’ve demonstrated by your response, it’s not a particularly funny one. It doesn’t really even make sense, as a vegan would never have the chance to be rejected by Burger King, because they wouldn’t apply to work there in the first place.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:


Okay. I thoroughly searched for her here, but couldn't anything, so I didn't think she was evaluated.

Thank you.

Frankly, I wasn't expecting her to be accepted, but it would have been worth analyzing her, if she weren't already.




She was suggested for crossover and rejected. 

I suggested Annie Haslam for Crossover Prog too, but sadly, Annie has been rejected here more times than a vegan applying for a job at Burger King. Confused

I-is that a lot? I don't understand the irony lmao I have no reference for this
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:


Okay. I thoroughly searched for her here, but couldn't anything, so I didn't think she was evaluated.

Thank you.

Frankly, I wasn't expecting her to be accepted, but it would have been worth analyzing her, if she weren't already.

She was suggested for crossover and rejected. 
I suggested Annie Haslam for Crossover Prog too, but sadly, Annie has been rejected here more times than a vegan applying for a job at Burger King. Confused
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Points: 8951 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 23 2022 at 10:51
it's to her credit that she had a relatively successful solo career that was not built on the back of her Renaissance credentials, but prog it ain't
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Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:


Okay. I thoroughly searched for her here, but couldn't anything, so I didn't think she was evaluated.

Thank you.

Frankly, I wasn't expecting her to be accepted, but it would have been worth analyzing her, if she weren't already.

She was suggested for crossover and rejected. 
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As good and eclectic as Annie In Wonderland is, it has only a passing reference to prog, particularly with the song "If I Were Made Of Music". The covers of Going Home and Nature Boy are straight MOR. As much as I like them, they really bring the album down on the prog meter.

Edited by SteveG - June 23 2022 at 10:34
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

She was rejected 3 years ago.  https://progfreak.com/Annie-Haslam-174206.html?path=pa/recent  Unless she releases a new album, she won't be re-evaluated.  In order to be classed as prog related, a Collaborator would need to take up her case with the administrators.


Okay. I thoroughly searched for her here, but couldn't anything, so I didn't think she was evaluated.

Thank you.

Frankly, I wasn't expecting her to be accepted, but it would have been worth analyzing her, if she weren't already.


Edited by bardberic - June 23 2022 at 09:56
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She was rejected 3 years ago.  https://progfreak.com/Annie-Haslam-174206.html?path=pa/recent  Unless she releases a new album, she won't be re-evaluated.  In order to be classed as prog related, a Collaborator would need to take up her case with the administrators.
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Points: 870 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 23 2022 at 09:22
My first choice would be prog related, my second choice would be crossover prog.

Annie Haslam is Renaissance's second female singer who debuted on their 1972 album, Prologue. Between 1972 and 1978, Renaissance released 6 highly praised albums, during which period would become known as their classic-era. In 1977, Annie Haslam released debut solo album, Annie in Wonderland, which peaked at number 167 on the billboard's pop albums chart. This album is characterized by a combination of classical and pop elements, within in a progressive scope that allowed her to experiment vocally more than she could with Renaissance.

In 1985, Annie collaborated with Louis Clark (known for his work with ELO) and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and released a more traditional pop-oriented album, with a some prog elements remaining. After this, her style deviated to a more contemporary pop and singer-songwriter structure, with minimal to no prog elements left.

Thus, this suggestion is really based on her progressive pop debut Annie in Wonderland, as well as her legacy status as Renaissance's main vocalist.





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