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03/25/08: Tuesday nights are reserved for American Idol at my house. I’m not sure why we’re so addicted to this show given that this year it’s just not as good as it has been before, but I guess that’s why they call it an addiction. It’s a serious thing for us though – I watch with my notepad out so I can write down the contestant numbers and take a few notes of their performance for my blog. It’s an obsession, really.

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Ace Young, 2005/2006 American Idol Finalist

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Brett Asa "Ace" Young (born November 15, 1980) is an American singer-songwriter and actor. He came to national recognition upon appearing on the fifth season of the popular reality television talent show, American Idol, although he was eliminated from the competition on April 19, 2006, finishing in seventh place.

Early years
Young, who is of German and Irish descent, was raised in Denver, Colorado, growing up in the same Boulder neighborhood as actress Jessica Biel and American Idol Season 2 contestant Samantha Cohen. He is the fifth and last son of Jay Young, a retired minor-league baseball player, and Kay Whitney, a cosmetologist and member of the Mormon Church (although Young himself is not a member of the Mormon religion, but rather a non-denominational Christian). Young has four older brothers: Josh, Duff, Marc, and Ryan. He was named after his maternal great-grandfather, Asa, and after baseball player George Brett; he has been called Ace by his family since his childhood and did not know his legal name until he was six years old.

Young, who has been singing since the age of nine, attended voice lessons and performed at local shopping malls and recreation centers during his youth. He performed at various venues in Colorado and other western states, most notably at the Pepsi Center in Denver. Young graduated from Fairview High School, his local high school, in 1999, having participated in athletics, choir, and International Baccalaureate classes during his school years.

After his high school graduation, Young opened for Brian McKnight and New Edition, and sang the national anthem at Denver Nuggets games. His first published song, "Reason I Live" was featured in the 2000 film The Little Vampire.

In 2003, Young moved to Los Angeles, California, where he initially worked in sales and home remodeling. During this time, he guest-starred in an episode of Half & Half, playing a character named Ace Blackwell.

American Idol
Young auditioned for American Idol in Denver, wearing a tuque beanie and singing a rendition of Westlife’s "Swear It Again" and was unanimously passed on to the next round. American Idol judges Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson approved his entry, with Jackson noting that Young was one of the best singers he had seen audition. Simon Cowell disagreed with Abdul and Jackson but also approved Young, with a small "yes". He was introduced as Brett Young, with the name ‘Ace’ marked in quotations. Later, he told them he preferred to be called Ace, and the quotes were removed from his credits.

In the Hollywood rounds, one of the songs he sang was "Emotions," in a trio with Chris Daughtry and Bobby Bullard.

Young was one of 24 contestants to make it to the semi-finals. His first performance, using a falsetto, was a rendition of the song "Father Figure", and he sang more verses of falsetto in the song "Butterflies," for his third performance on March 8. The judges loved both performances. In his second performance, on March 1, he sang "If You’re Not The One," to which he received mixed reviews.

On March 9, 2006, Young made it into the top twelve of American Idol. On March 14, he sang "Do I Do," because it was songs by Stevie Wonder theme week, and received mixed reviews. On the results show, he was one of the bottom three with Melissa McGhee and Lisa Tucker, but was safe.

The next week, on March 21 was 1950s songs, and he sang "In the Still of the Night." The judges enjoyed this performance: Jackson loved it, Abdul said it was the sexiest performance he had done all season, and Cowell said it was one of his strongest performances.

For the third week, on March 28, which was songs from the past six years, he sang "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)." Jackson said it was the wrong song choice for him and he sang it poorly. Abdul was also disappointed with the song choice but said Young sang well, nonetheless. She pointed out Young’s scar, which he had motioned to during his performance. Young explained it was from playing basketball when he tripped and fell on a bar that was supposed to hold a tree up, the bar bent down with him and narrowly missed his larynx. Cowell said the performance was not a great vocal and "quite karaoke," and was not impressed. Young was one of the bottom three contestants, along with McPhee and Tucker.

On April 4, the fourth week of the finals, was a designated country songs theme with Kenny Rogers. Young sang "Tonight I Wanna Cry," and received mixed reviews. Jackson said it was living proof that Young was single, and Abdul said the song was perfect for his range and that he sang an adequate rendition of a contemporary country music hit. Cowell thought Young had made a good song choice. Kenny Rogers also gave him very positive reviews, and later Young said he got the best advice from Rogers.

On April 11, the fifth week of the finals, was classic songs by Queen. He sang "We Will Rock You" and received mixed reviews. Abdul liked the performance, though she mentioned it was a bit pitchy at times, Jackson thought it was okay, and Cowell did not enjoy it, stating, "I think it was a complete and utter mess. It didn’t work—it was all over the place. You were forgetting your words. I mean, it was ‘We Will Rock You Gently’. I really, really, really hated that." Young was one of the bottom 3 contestants, along with Yamin and Covington.

On April 18, the sixth week of the finals, was songs from the Great American Songbook week with Rod Stewart. He sang "That’s All." For this performance, Young had his hair tied back and was dressed up in a McQueen designer suit. Jackson commented that Young stumbled in the middle, but did well overall. Abdul commented that she liked the "new Ace" and called it "a magical night." Cowell said "it wasn’t bad," but while he said the middle was a bit nasally, he called the performance "charming." The following night Young was placed in the "bottom three" with Daughtry and Bennett and was eliminated.

Post-Idol
On April 26, Young performed as a guest on Total Request Live, singing an original song called "Don’t Go" a cappella; the song will be included in his upcoming album. He has also appeared at the grand opening of The Camden House of Beverly Hills (an event showcasing rising stars under the age of thirty), was invited to the 2006 White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, sang the national anthem at a summer Colorado Crush game and hosted a solo concert at the Pepsi Center. Young continues to perform at the Pepsi Center in Denver.

Ace Young is currently unsigned to a record label (as of August 2006), he has been in talks with RCA Records. He was named one of People Magazine’s "Hottest Bachelors" on June 16, 2006.

On October 20 2006 , he released his first single "Scattered," a digital download on iTunes Store.

Young helped write the chorus to Daughtry’s debut single, "It’s Not Over.&quot

Young appeared and sang on the 2006 Walt Disney Christmas Day Parade along with fellow idol finalists Paris Bennett, Kevin Covais, and Mandisa.

Personal life
Young is currently based in Los Angeles, California. His hobbies include playing the piano, football, baseball, and basketball. During his time on American Idol, Young befriended Chris Daughtry, whom he met at the Denver audition for the show. The two lived in the same apartments during the show’s runtime, and following Young’s elimination, he stated that he would step in front of a moving train for Daughtry any time. Fans of the pair have categorized them as "Chrisace" or "Chrace", while Young’s fanbase became known as "Highrollers", a name based off a pun of the name "Ace".

Since 1999, he has worked voluntarily in the Children’s Hospital of Denver, entertaining hospital-bound patients every Christmas. Ace always talks about his love for children and his desire for his own children one day. He has two nephews, Carter and Keeghan, and three nieces, Josh’s daughter (name unknown), Renee and Aspen. Young also has a charity that he has started last year, called Highrollers with Heart.

Albums
American Idol Encores (compilation)

barbwire….sometimes you don’t see it coming

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Photo taken May 2006….but May 10th I was SHOCKED to view a great talented singer, Chris Daughtry, voted off American Idol. For those who know about the show or liked him….I did not see it coming, neither did many! Just like the photo I just posted says! I have to wonder if there was some serious cheating going on with FOX and producers of the show.

‘American Idol’ Shocks With Latest Cut By ERIN CARLSON, Associated Press Writer
Thu May 11, 1:35 AM ET

Shock. Total shock. That was the reaction in the audience when "American Idol" finalist Chris Daughtry — predicted by many to be the last singer standing — was booted off in Wednesday’s voting.

In the most competitive "Idol" race yet, Daughtry’s exit narrowed the contestants to three. The winner will be named May 24.

"Surprised?" Host Ryan Seacrest asked an unsmiling Daughtry, visibly caught off guard.

The 26-year-old rocker, drowned out by loud boos and screams of "No!" replied: "Yes."

The other "Idols" stood speechless, mouths agape. Even the judges — usually unflappable — didn’t foresee Daughtry’s ouster: Simon Cowell’s jaw fell slack; Paula Abdul’s eyes filled with tears.

Contestants sang Elvis Presley classics — two songs each — in Tuesday night’s program. Daughtry’s cover of The King’s "Suspicious Minds" drew rave reviews from judges, including Abdul, who said "See ya in the finals."

Cowell called his second performance — a rendition of "A Little Less Conversation" — "flat" and "not as good as the first."

Katharine McPhee, 21, had the next-lowest vote total.

McPhee, considered one of the best singers in the talent contest, stumbled with some of the lyrics in her "Hound Dog/All Shook Up" medley on Tuesday’s program. Cowell derided the performance as "shrieky," comparing it to a "desperate, manic audition."

"It hasn’t been one of your best nights," he told her.

Nearly four years since its debut, "Idol" continues to rule the ratings. It has attracted 25 million to 33 million viewers each telecast

Day 294/365 – The Color Purple

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I never thought I would like this musical. I haven’t ever seen the movie (it looked too girly), so when the Kennedy Center announced they were bringing a touring company production of the show to town I was less than impressed. But then earlier this week they sent me an email advertising the fact that tickets to many of remaining performances of "The Color Purple" were being discounted to , so I figured ‘what the heck, I’ll give it a try.’ Glad I did.

I went to see it tonight with my friend Pia and her musical-mad niece and we all enjoyed it. It’s certainly not the happiest and most lighthearted of musicals. There’s a lot of sorrow and suffering, hardship and hate in it, but despite that it manages to be very uplifting with numerous laugh-out-loud moments. The story focuses on the struggles of a woman who loses everyone she loves and is victimized by everyone she doesn’t. The play follows her from the age of 14 to her grey-haired old womanhood and recounts the many memorable characters that pass through her life and the trials she endures.

The set design and staging is very stylized and evocative and the music and songs are memorable and rousing. The performances are simply outstanding. American Idol winner Fantasia burns brightly in the lead role of Ceelie. I was surprised at how good an actress she is. She doesn’t play the part so much as she inhabits it. And man, can she sing! Her voice is an unstoppable force unto itself. As good as Fantasia’s performance is however, the play is absolutely stolen by the actress portraying the feisty and unyielding Sophia. Her "Hell, no" song was the highlight of the evening for me.

Now after enjoying the play I’m going to have to rent the movie and give it a chance. Sometimes being proven wrong can be a good thing.

(July 29, 2009)

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The MJ Morning Show

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“The MJ Morning Show” is a morning radio show that broadcasts out of 93.3 FLZ in Tampa, FL and also in other cities such as St. Louis, Jacksonville, Melbourne, and Ft. Pierce-Vero Beach. The show was formerly known as “The MJ and BJ Morning Show” until “BJ” left the show. The show features MJ (Todd Schnitt) and sidekicks Froggy, Hurricane “Hitman” Stevens, Fester and Meredith. Dave “Dave the Dwarf” Flood also makes random appearances on the show, as well as a cast of interns. The show recently began playing a few songs during each hour.

Contents

1 Current Crew Members

1.1 “Hurricane” Stevens

1.2 Fester

1.3 Froggy 2

1.4 Dave The Dwarf

2 Previous Crew Members

2.1 BJ Harris

2.2 Hoover

2.3 Froggy 1

2.4 Flunkie

2.5 Jabberjaw

2.6 Joey B

3 Albums

3.1 Classic Crotchety & Wisecracks

3.2 Crotchety Christmas II

3.3 Crotchety Christmas 3-D

3.4 Nothing But Crotchety (3 CD set)

4 Music and sound effects

4.1 List of background music

4.2 List of sound effects

4.3 Background music/sound effects trivia

5 Contests

5.1 Jingle Jugs

5.2 Pick Your Plastic

5.3 Rear of the Year

5.4 Homeroom Hottie

5.5 Mangle Mouth

6 Affiliates

7 See also

8 References

9 External links

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Current Crew Members

On Friday morning July 20, 2007 MJ announced that he “quit” the MJ morning show. He returned about 45 minutes later and said that he owed it to the listeners to finish out the day. He returned on Monday with a video of him shooting the newest Harry Potter book with a friend’s HK MP5.

“Hurricane” Stevens

Hurricane (name Andrew Eden, born April 1966 in Miami) is the executive technical producer and air personality of the morning show. He is also the webmaster, handling the majority of the content that is posted on the show’s official website. He and M.J. have been on the show since its inception on February 7, 1994. He started at WFLZ-FM in 1990 as “Boner.” Andrew, born and raised in Miami, is one of four boys in his family, one of whom is his twin brother.

Fester

Fester (formerly known as Moose) was one of the many on-air talent of the show. Fester hosts his own radio show (under the name “Tony Fatso”) called “On the Grill”, Saturday Mornings, on AM 970 WFLA, which focuses on barbecue and grilling. He also occasionally lends his grilling skills to the nationally syndicated Cigar Dave Show, also based out of WFLA. Fester is also a franchisee of “Planet Beach,” a tanning salon in Tampa, FL. He was rumored to have been fired on December 18th, 2009 after a stunt involving setting a van on fire. This turned out to be untrue.
Froggy 2

Froggy (Michael Cusamano, born November 1980) returned to the show on Wednesday August 16, 2006, after a year and half away. After originally leaving of the show, he went to Orlando to do a nighttime radio show, but was fired after three months. He then returned to Tampa to do an evening radio show on another Clear Channel station, 98 Rock (WXTB). He was fired from that show after a year on the air. Froggy is also known infamously for making crank calls involving a few characters such as Rob Ripple a roid raged Father who can apparently pick up buildings and loves to suplex while flexing his arms to intimidate his crank victims. Also Dementia Don, a 97 year old man with dementia whose decision making is effected by his mental disorder, usually involves his grandson Andrew who is 5 or 6 (depending on the crank call) who usually hurts Don or himself in the Crank call.

Dave The Dwarf

Dave “Dave the Dwarf” Flood (born July 5, 1964 (1964-07-05) (age 45)) is a 3-foot, 2-inch dwarf who appears on the show in-studio or on the phone. Dave regularly makes appearances at strip clubs around the Tampa Bay area. He has one daughter. Dave was involved in and won a lawsuit over “dwarf tossing”, a sport in local bars in which patrons literally toss dwarves for fun. Dave hosts parties during the holidays and at any time for a fee.[citation needed]

Previous Crew Members

BJ Harris

BJ (real name Barry Harris) was the co-host of the MJ & BJ Morning Show until February 7, 2001. He acted as the “voice of reason” for MJ, who would occasionally go off on tirades. He also brought more of a mature attitude and voice to the show.

BJ now works as the co-host of The Alice Morning Show on 105.9 FM KALC in Denver. He is divorced from his ex-wife Sharon and has three sons.

BJ appeared in studio with MJ for two reunion shows on Oct. 22 and 23, 2009. He admitted that a severe cocaine addiction was the ultimate reason for his departure from the show in 2001.

Hoover

Hoover took over as executive producer after Joey B. left. He and MJ did not see eye to eye on many topics. He left to take a job in sports radio, which was his passion. This left the door open for Joey B. to return. Hoover would put aside his radio career to become a middle school teacher.

Froggy 1

Worked at WFLZ on the MJ & BJ Show until 2001 when he relocated with his wife and kids to Miami. Froggy has been at sister station WHYI-FM – Y100. Froggy was the executive producer for Kenny and Footy in the Morning on Y100. When Kenny Walker was let go from Y100, Footy retired (now at WIOD) and Elvis Duran & The Morning Zoo (simulcast from sister station WHTZ Z100 in New York City) currently airs weekday mornings from 6 to 10 a.m. It began airing on Y-100 on Monday May 22, 2006, Froggy, during his last four years on the air is currently the only live and local South Florida voice of Y-100 during the show.

Flunkie

Flunkie (also known as Tommy, born September 27, 1979 (1979-09-27) (age 30)) worked with Joey B in Philadelphia before being recommended to MJ for this show. Flunkie played the sounds and music for the show, and also captured audio clips from television and news shows that he played during the broadcast when MJ discusses the stories behind them. Flunkie often was caught doing very odd things such as creating the alter ego of Yuri Roshenko and picking up girls with this persona, eating at homeless shelters to get free meals, and attempting to dress up as a member of the U.S. military to pick up girls. He was generally a type of punching bag for MJ and the crew and was constantly being ridiculed for his stupidity. His last day was March 19, 2007. According to Flunkie, the reason he left the show was because he didn’t get an increase in pay. Although Flunkie had gone on to DJ at strip clubs, he has contacted MJ on-air to inquire about the possibility of a job opening on the Morning Show.

Jabberjaw

Jabberjaw (name Kim Collelo) joined the MJ Morning Show in 2005 as an intern. She is originally from Wisconsin, and MJ checks with her for pronunciations of Wisconsin cities. She was a full-time member of the show. She provided stories for discussion and was an assistant producer. She left the show on Friday August 11, 2006 to take a three-month internship at a Tampa NBC affiliate. Right with MJ’s predictions, Jabberjaw requested to come back to the show in late 2006. There was a poll of the listeners, and the result was a no. Despite this, in April 2007, Jabberjaw returned to the show after an eight-month absence. Unfortunately, Jabberjaw inadvertantly ran afoul of MJ’s political views. During Barack Obama’s presidential run, Jabberjaw wanted to attend the Tampa rally that Obama was speaking at. She went through proper channels to schedule a personal day and proceded to attend the rally. When MJ found out that Jabberjaw not only attended the speech but wore an Obama t-shirt, he became very angry and fired her on the air. As in other situations, this backfired on MJ when Jabberjaw went to work for MJ’s arch enemy and dominant radio competitor, Bubba The Love Sponge, who had brought his radio show back to Tampa Bay and resumed the number one position in the ratings, an event that destroyed the once strong MJ show. Subsequently, a lot of behind-the-scenes dirty laundry was aired that further dampened the struggling MJ show.

Joey B

Joey B (born March 17) was the executive producer of the show. On January 4, 2006, he officially returned to the show as executive producer after working at stations in Miami and Philadelphia. He also spent 19982001 as the producer of the MJ & BJ Morning Show. He is also referred to by MJ as Executive Reducer instead of his position as Executive Producer. On January 20, 2009, Joey B was laid off by Clear Channel due to corporate downsizing and the extreme economic situation of the time.

Albums

One of the show’s most famous bits was the “Crotchety Old Man Calls” (a series of crank calls starring MJ Kelli’s character “Milton Fludgecow”) which became so popular that for several years an annual CD featuring these calls, as well as other bits from the show, was sold in the Tampa Bay Area. The CDs would typically sell during the holiday season and go out of print. Then, at one point, the CDs were put on permanent hiatus after MJ decided to retire the Milton Fludgecow character. However in 2005, a “virtual album” (a series of MP3’s, which could be downloaded for a nominal fee) consisting of every single Crotchety call ever made, was released for sale on the MJ Morning Show website. The CD also included three new calls, the only ones made since MJ retired the bit. The offer was limited and has since expired.

Classic Crotchety & Wisecracks

Classic Crotchety & Wisecracks album cover

Crotchety Christmas II

Crotchety Christmas II album cover

Crotchety Christmas 3-D

Crotchety Christmas 3-D album cover

Nothing But Crotchety (3 CD set)

Nothing But Crotchety album cover

Music and sound effects

List of background music

The show uses numerous theme songs from classic and current TV shows as background music cues.

American Idol theme (American Idiot: The Search for a Stupid Star)

The ,000 Pyramid theme (e.g., when MJ is doing a spiel for his own game)

The Price is Right theme from Bob Barker’s version (when MJ is doing anything related to The Price is Right and MJ’s caller wins a prize)

Match Game alternate theme from 1973-1981 (when MJ is asking questions to his caller, he asks basic questions, or he prepares to put events on a type of list)

Family Feud win cue from 1976-1985 (when the caller answers MJ’s final question correctly)

Wheel of Fortune theme from 1983-1989 (when MJ is talking about anything related to Wheel of Fortune) (sometimes, after the music stops, the sound of the wheel spinning is heard)

List of sound effects

The show also uses sound effects from various TV game shows.

Current buzzer from Family Feud

Bell ding from The Price is Right

Bell ding repeated from The Price is Right

Combo of current Family Feud buzzer and 1972-2007 losing horns from The Price is Right

Background music/sound effects trivia

On April 8, 2009, the buzzer and horns sounded when MJ failed to respond to the caller’s question.

When MJ talked about whet happened on Wheel of Fortune, the 1983 theme played, but when MJ stopped it, he heard the spinning of the wheel.

The Match Game theme is used when MJ pretends that he is Gene Rayburn and in Match Game-based segments and also when the caller answers questions.

The Match Game theme played when MJ put vacations on his list.

The buzzer and horns sound when the caller loses his or her prizes and/or grand prizes.

Contests

Jingle Jugs

Every Christmas season the show gives away 12 breast enhancements. Women submit stories to the show, via e-mail, to attract the attention of the judges. There have been other names for this contest: “Breast Christmas Ever” (2005, 2009) and “Holiday Hooters” (2006). Jingle Jugs was the promotion name for 2003. The name was later ripped off to be used for a novelty item. Unfortunately, MJ never copyrighted the name and was informed he had no reason for legal recourse.

Pick Your Plastic

Pick Your Plastic is a variation on the Jingle Jugs, except instead of offering just breast augmentations they offer a large variety of plastic surgeries.

Rear of the Year

Held in 2003, the “Rear of the Year” contest was an event where listeners sent in non-nude photographs of their rear ends to the show. Both males and females could enter the contest. The photos were voted on by listeners of the show on the official website. Two winners were chosen based on the listeners’ votes, one male and one female.

Homeroom Hottie

This contest was created when all of the teacher/student sex scandals occurred. It was held only 1 time in 2005 with two contests being held, one for men and one for women.

Mangle Mouth

Returning with its second edition in October 2007, Mangle Mouth gives listeners a chance to receive a full dental makeover. Contestants send in photos of their mouths/teeth and every 23 days, 10 contestants are chosen for each round. There are 8 rounds and the contestant with the most votes wins the makeover.

Affiliates

The MJ Morning Show has been regionally syndicated for the past ten years. The show broadcasts to six affiliates, the most the show has had at once. In comparison, MJ’s The Schnitt Show broadcasts to over twenty-five markets, under distribution from Compass Media Networks. Currently, the only market to broadcast both shows is the Tampa Bay area homebase. The show originates from WFLZ.

Calls

Freq.

Branding

Format

Market/Market Rank

Timeslot

Group Owner

Terrestrial Stations

WFLZ-FM

93.3 MHz

933 FLZ

CHR/Pop

Tampa, Florida / 18

Live 5-10 a.m.

Clear Channel Communications

KSLZ

107.7 MHz

Z1077

CHR/Pop

St. Louis, MO / 20

Delay 6-10 a.m.

Clear Channel Communications

WFKS

97.9 MHz

979 KISS FM

CHR/Pop

Neptune Beach, FL / 47

Live 6-10 a.m.

Clear Channel Communications

WBVD

95.1 MHz

KISS 95.1

CHR/Pop

Melbourne, Florida / 97

Live 6-10 a.m.

Clear Channel Communications

– Show streams online.

Both WFLZ and KSLZ carry a bonus hour of the MJ Morning Show at 5 a.m. entitled “MJ-Replay”, comprising of bits from the previous show.

Listeners in the Tampa Bay area can also tune into MJ’s afternoon show, The Schnitt Show, on WFLA. Listeners in the Ft. Pierce-Stuart-Vero Beach and Naples, Florida areas can also hear the show on Miami’s WIOD, which covers South Florida.

See also

Todd Schnitt

The Schnitt Show

References

^ ABC Action News – Radio stunt accident injures firefighter

^ Market Rank according to Arbitron Market Rankings

External links

http://www.mjmorningshow.com The official MJ Morning Show website

http://www.myspace.com/mjmorningshow at MySpace The MJ Morning Show MySpace page

The MJ Morning Show at Facebook

[] Official Twitter Page

http://www.mjfanpage.com/ MJ Morning Show Fan Page

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Los Angeles Vocal Coach Dot Todman highlights her top 3 and honorable mentions from Disco Night. Dot’s CORE Power Video download Coming Soon at www.dotsvoicestudios.com Adam Lambert “If I can’t Have You” Dot’s Live Reactions I like you’re connecting to the first part of the song. I see how you worked your scream in there… but I didn’t really like it for this song. Other than that it was lovely. Randy: Dude, you are ready right now! He is the hot one tonight America! Kara: Adam, you’re brilliant. Every week you up it for me. Tonight was the most memorable performance. The emotion and the way you connected was inspiring. Paula: Tonight you chose to pick a disco song and not make it cliche… I felt your pain and emotional connection. Simon: Did something we weren’t expecting. (He thought it was gonna be Donna Summer) It was original and we’ll remember it. Immaculate vocals. Ryan – you made me laugh – he said it was “A Pool of Abdul” cuz Paula was crying! Hahahah! Dot’s Advice: Adam, it was so cool that you gave Michael credit. I love how thoughtful you are. Most of the Idols NEVER do this, so it’s very cool that you are giving the musicians the credit they deserve as they do work very very hard and are some of the world’s best! As a vocal coach, I’m really wondering what your…. (to read more login at www.dotsidolvlog.com) LIL ROUNDS – Im Every Woman (good song choice – FINALLY HONEY!) Dot’s Live Reactions Watch yourself cuz you almost fell walking backwards. Are you ill …

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