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| Music in the News
Wednesday 09 October 2002
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Robbie Williams signs record deal
Summary: Singer Robbie Williams has landed his biggest ever recording contract from EMI.
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| | | 'I'm rich!' says Robbie after record deal
If Robbie Williams only sings when he's winning he'll be in great voice at the moment.
That's because record company EMI will give Robbie £80m and in return he has to make four albums.
He spoke to journalists on Wednesday afternoon and at first didn't want to talk about the money.
But then he clenched his fists and screamed: "I'm rich. I'm rich beyond my wildest dreams!"
The ex-Take That star won't get all the cash at once, but the deal is still the biggest ever in Britain.
Robbie's reported to have told EMI they have to make him a big star in America.
The deal is the second biggest in the history of music - after Michael Jackson - and Robbie's first release will be the album Escapology, out in November.
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| | | in great voice
singing very well
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| | | That's because
the reason for this is
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| | | in return
this is what EMI will get from Robbie Williams
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| | | clenched his fists
when you clench your fists, you curl your fingers up tightly
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| | | rich beyond my wildest dreams
he never thought he would be as rich as this
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| | | Robbie's reported to have told
someone has said that Robbie told
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| | | make him a star
turn him into well known singer
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| | | second biggest
there is one bigger deal than this
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here - this is the biggest deal
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