Amanda - "River Deep, Mountain High" I had high hopes because I love this song. Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Celine Dion have all done great jobs with it as did Tamyra Grey on "Boston Public". It was OK but I'm afraid this may be her last week.
Janay - Selena's "Dreaming of You" was a nightmare. Please put me out of my misery and send this girl home.
Carrie - not sure of the name of the song but it sounded country. Boring.
Vonzell - "Respect" dressed in a white cowboy hat and fringed boots. Somewhere Otis Redding is turning over in his grave and Aretha Franklin is thinking "What the h*** was that?". This just didn't do it for me. "Respect" deserves more respect than that, IMO.
Nadia - "Try a Little Tenderness" hands down the best of the night. Bonus points for singing a kick a** Otis Redding song![]()
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This song is the "Bolero" of R&B, LOL. Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta give her lots of votes!
Lindsey - "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" was OK. Would have enjoyed it much more if Joe Perry and his guitar had been on stage.
Mikalah - "Somewhere" I like Mikalah hated her doing this song. This is the second week in a row that she has come out looking WAAAAAY too serious.
Jessica - "The Boys are Back in Town" good job, second best of the evening.


I found her performance to be erratic at best and cringe-inducing at worst, tho she did show a bit of vocal range -- but in this case given that the lower notes sounded like something being sung through a voice distorter like the ones used by kidnappers, this is NOT a compliment. She did finish the song off stronger than I thought she would, though. I don't know about those song choices. If she comes out next week and sings "Fever", I am SO outa there....
, Mr. Pitiful, I Never Loved a Man, In the Midnight Hour, Bye Bye Baby ( BTW a teenage Mary Welles wrote and sang this song whicjh became the first hit for Motown records), and Slip Away. I loved the character played by Robert Arkins. Favorite line(s) from the movie...."The Irish are the blacks of the world and Dubliners are the blacks of Ireland, say it loud I'm black and I'm proud!"

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