Randy Jackson feels weird sitting on Simon Cowell’s chair

Simon Cowell guided the adjudicators" table through nine chapters of the popular singing reality program, 'American Idol", as a revolving cast of industry figures emerged and departed as adjudicators. Paula Abdul disappeared subsequent to eight years while Kara DioGuardi as well as Ellen DeGeneres adjudicated for some time and then quit. Cowell himself formally bid adieu subsequent to at least one season, in which he appeared to have become bored of the reality show.

Now, Randy Jackson, the renowned American singer, is the only residual original judge and has annexed Cowell's chair at the closure of the adjudicators" table. The 10th chapter of American Idol is geared up to debut on January 19 and he isn"t wholly at ease. Jackson has mentioned that he does feel somewhat weird sitting on Simon Cowell"s chair and also as the judges of the earlier installments of the American Idol are absent.

Obviously, he attempted to advertise the upcoming season of American Idol, stating that it was going to be a colossally altered show. Numerous regulations have been modified and producers communicate frankly about inserting fresh energy into the competition. There are two fresh judges in the shape of the sensual actress/songster, Jennifer Lopez, and Steven Tyler, Aerosmith"s principal vocalist. Jackson has, however, asserted that Cowell is matchless and he will always be the nasty one.

Jackson has also verbalized that the judges will, at times, possess the same standpoint about a contender while, on other occasions, the viewpoints will diverge, possibly with quarrelsomeness. The colors of the rainbow will be visible in this season.

Jackson is a rather proficient personality as he is also a bassist, record producer, A&R executive as well as musical manager. Jackson is also recognized for being the executive producer of MTV"s program, 'America"s Best Dance Crew." Jackson, who suffers from Type 2 diabetes, has also conquered a Grammy Award as a producer.