Michaele Salahi appears with her new boyfriend Neal Schon in the latest Journey video. The Real Housewives of D.C. celebrity and Journey guitarist Schon kiss on the beach and roll around together on the sand, with waves splashing in the background, in preview clips of the video for the song "Resonate," a love ballad. The video was shot both in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Michaele Salahi appears with her new boyfriend Neal Schon in the latest Journey video.

The Real Housewives of D.C. celebrity and Journey guitarist Schon kiss on the beach and roll around together on the sand, with waves splashing in the background, in preview clips of the video for the song "Resonate," a love ballad. Lyrics for the song - the video for which was shot in Los Angeles and San Francisco - include: "When I'm alone I keep replaying the look of love in your eyes / When I miss home I swear I die every time we said goodbye / Like a gentle wind you cross my mind / I lose myself I lose all sense of time."

The video will debut on Valentine's Day.

Salahi and Schon began dating in September, shortly after Salahi filed for divorce papers from her husband Tareq Salahi.

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A number of the Small Faces' classic albums will see a reissue this spring. The reissues are set to be released on May 7. Music-News.com reports that Universal Music Catalogue will release deluxe editions of the band's first four albums: The Small Faces (1966), From the Beginning (1966), Small Faces (1967) and Odgen's Nut Gone Flake (1968). The latter will feature separate discs for the mono and stereo formats.

A number of the Small Faces' classic albums will see a reissue this spring. The reissues are set to be released on May 7.

Music-News.com reports that Universal Music Catalogue will release deluxe editions of the band's first four albums: The Small Faces (1966), From the Beginning (1966), Small Faces (1967) and Odgen's Nut Gone Flake (1968). The latter will feature separate discs for the mono and stereo formats, as well as a third disc of previously unreleased material, early session versions, alternate USA mixes, instrumentals and the previously unreleased backing track "Kamikhazi."

The remastered albums will feature both mono and stereo versions plus singles and alternate versions of tracks. Extensive liner notes that feature new interviews from surviving members Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones (Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane have passed away) will also be included.

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Paul McCartney will release his new solo album Kisses on the Bottom on February 7 and the former Beatle admits that he struggled at times during the recording sessions. It is the first album on which McCartney appears only as a vocalist and while speaking with the U.K.'s Daily Express he says it was a scary proposition. "Here was I in this completely new role, feeling really quite intimidated. There was nothing to hide behind, no guitar or piano . . ."

Paul McCartney will release his new solo album Kisses on the Bottom on February 7 and the former Beatle admits that he struggled at times during the recording sessions. It is the first album on which McCartney appears only as a vocalist and while speaking with the U.K.'s Daily Express he says it was a scary proposition.

"Here was I in this completely new role, feeling really quite intimidated. There was nothing to hide behind, no guitar or piano that I could put between me and 'it.' I had to sort of find a vocal style . . ." he explains.

For the album McCartney enlisted jazz pianist Diana Krall and her band, and Paul says he felt self-conscious without an instrument:

"I'm in front of really good musicians, who know what's going on, and I'm thinking, 'Bloody hell, I'm going to totally disgrace myself here. I'm going to be, like, the worst person in this band, and I'm supposed to be, like, not bad. They're all going to be smiling at me, but secretly thinking, Jesus Christ, this guy is rubbish.' Then I think, 'Get it together, Macca, come on.' . . . So, yeah, me not having an instrument was very strange, very intimidating."

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