Following a supporting turn as the wheeling-dealing Milo Minderbinder in 'Catch-22' (1970), he gave a sensitive portrayal of the intellectual Ed in the seminal 'Deliverance' (1972). But once he came into his own, the actor went on to star in some of the most important works of cinema being made by the New Hollywood of the 1970s. Prior to his breakthrough role, Voight had earned acclaim as a gifted performer on both stage and screen. I said yes, and when I told him I was an actor, he asked if I wanted representation! He managed musical acts, and I said, 'That's fine with me!' I had a cold the day I auditioned for 'The Sound of Music' and sang a little better than usual, but I was so used to them saying 'Thank you' and walking away that when my manager caught me at the stage door with fear in his eyes and said, 'They want you for the part!' I said, 'You go back in there and tell them I can't sing!' He said, 'I can't tell Richard Rogers you can't sing-Richard Rogers is out there himself.' That's how I got the part.' -Voight to Movieline, May 1997.Д®ver since he made his way into the American consciousness with his Oscar-nominated portrayal of Joe Buck, the naГЇve Texan-turned-New York City hustler in 'Midnight Cowboy' (1969), actor Jon Voight was associated with the angst and unruliness that typified the late-1960s counterculture. It allows me to focus on people who can't speak for themselves, help organizations that do good.' -Jon Voight quoted in Cable Guide, April 1991.ДЄbout getting his first Broadway part: 'I was standing in a rainstorm in New York and a fellow drove up on one of those little motorscooters and saw the drenched person and asked if I wanted a ride.

It's 'I can have anything I want now.' So what do you want? I felt guilty. A couple of years later, his album вЂњYonkers, NYвЂќ was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording Package.'Being an actor and having success, you start thinking there must be something special about you. In 2007, he started Train Wreck Records, his independent label. Throughout his career, he worked with many recording companies, such as Columbia, Capitol, Lone Star, and others. Since then, he has released new albums almost every year. After a long pause, he started to release his albums in the mid-1990s. The first one was called Gorgoni, Martin and Taylor. His other most famous song is called вЂњAngel of the Morning.вЂќ It has been performed by Bonnie Tyler, Olivia Newton-John, and many others.Д¬hip Taylor released many of his albums during the 1970s. One of the best-known songs he has written is called вЂњWild Thing.вЂќ ItвЂ™s a rock song that has been performed by musicians such as Jimi Hendrix and the Troggs. He worked with many famous singers, such as Tina Turner, Janice Joplin, and others. His first big country hit was called вЂњJust A Little Bit Later On Down the Line.вЂќДЄfter that, he continued to work on a variety of genres. His first bigger hit was called вЂњHere I Am.вЂќ He sang the recording himself. In 1961, he signed a contract with Warner Brothers.

Chip Taylor first started working with the King and De Luxe record labels.

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