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Video Shows Jessica Simpson Flubbing Song, Bolting From Stage During Parton Tribute

Wednesday, December 06, 2006




NEW YORK — Did Jessica Simpson succumb to stage fright when she botched Sunday night's Kennedy Center tribute to Dolly Parton?

Video aired Tuesday night by "Inside Edition" shows Simpson clearly flubbing the words to Parton's classic song "Nine to Five," and abruptly ending the performance with the words "so nervous" before exiting stage left, to no applause.

Click here to view video of Jessica Simpson performance.

The video, part of a show set to air Dec. 26 on CBS, also shows her in tears when she and the other singers in the tribute came back out.

The tribute program, which also included honors for director Steven Spielberg, singer Smokey Robinson, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and conductor Zubin Mehta, was part of the 29th annual class of Kennedy Center honorees.

After the performance, Simpson is shown being comforted by actress Reese Witherspoon, who delivered her own tribute to Parton.







Perhaps her weave was sewn in too tight.

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I immediately thought runs in the family when i saw it in the papers.

anyone can mess up.i heard the majority of those mtv unpluggeds had redos/retakes of some songs if the artist messed up or wanted to outdo their first time doing the song.not all the unplugged artists did that tho.

also i heard elvis towards the end (on more drugs then courtney and pete doherty at their peak drug usage )often forgot his words to his songs.

lastly i heard axl of guns n roses had his lyrics written on like a prompter on the stage.its hard to remember lyrics even those you have written and play guitar-right chords at the same time without backing vocals and the difficulty multiplies with alcohol and drugs.

yeah thats true, he's had them since the illusion tours. dno how much he uses them since he's all over the place when performing but they're there just incase i guess.