Dream Street "It Happens Every Time" and "I Say Yeah" were frequently played on Radio Disney. The boys soon made appearances on various talk shows and television events. In late 2000, Dream Street made an appearance on a show that fellow member Jesse McCartney had a recurring role on, ABC's "All My Children". The final Dream Street release was the soundtrack album to the released 2002 film "The Biggest Fan" starring Dream Street member Chris Trousdale, who co-starred in this film with Kaila Amariah who played his "Biggest Fan". The boys released two DVDs from 1999 and 2001. In mid-2002, parents of
Chris Murphy (Australian singer) After the iTunes Country Chart toppers "The One", "Kid From The Country", and "Working For A Living", Murphy released the 4th single from the Zero Hour Records album "Ghost Town", entitled "Not Like It Was Before", co-written by album Producer Michael Carpenter. Chris Murphy (Australian singer) Christopher Bryce Murphy (born 25 March 1976, Perth) is an Australian male singer-songwriter who rose to fame when he placed fourth in "Australian Idol 2006". Starting piano lessons at age 11, he added guitar to his list of skills and began playing in his band, 'Murphy's Lore' at the age of 16. A member