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The original coaches are back together as the Emmy-award-winning sing-off continues its search for its marquee superstar. Recaps by Chico Alexander, GSNN
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Live Shows - Round of
10 Results November 25 |
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THE STORY SO FAR! Last week,
10 singers gave it their all... but for Austin Jenckes
and Kat Robichaud, it was not enough. Now eight remain,
including the last one standing on Team CeeLo.
We begin with a "Feel Good" joint from Robin Thicke. First up, JAMES WOLPERT leads the night off with ... how many other sides does this guy have? Well, we'll see another with his choice, "Somebody to Love" by Queen. It's a big song. He needs a big voice in order to pull it off. WHAT THEY SAY: Adam thought that it was "unbelievably impressive". Blake thought it was incredible, dynamic, and dramatic. Christina thought it was a lot of fun. CeeLo thought that it was a wonderful job with razor-sharp timing. WHAT WE SAY: That needed a little more animation. It was a good vocal, but this song begged to be performed... and James did NOT perform it. TESSANNE CHIN continues Team Adam's part of the night. She has the opportunity to make a moment with "Underneath It All" by No Doubt. It's a classic ska tune, right in Tessanne's cultural wheelhouse. But will it translate to votes? WHAT THEY SAY: Adam thought the song was "tailor made for her." CeeLo agrees. Christina finally heard something she was looking for. WHAT WE SAY: Work it, girl. She's working the crowd. She's working the song. She's working the audience at home. She's working everything. It's called playing the game, and she's doing it. CeeLo's last great hope for victory lies in CAROLINE PENNELL. She was in the bottom three last week, and she's trying a lot to not let it get her down. She's going out in left field with "Dog Days Are Over" by Florence + The Machine. She's never done something like this before. WHAT THEY SAY: CeeLo... wrote something for her. Adam notes that she's challenging herself. WHAT WE SAY: .... out in left field alright. She's got the voice for it for sure, and she is an indie artist. But this is a kind of song that you do not touch. She seemed a little too unsure of her footing on stage, but let's see how the votes go. I predict a return trip to the bottom three. We're going to take a little break with Cole, Ray, Tessanne, and Will performing "One Day" by Matisyahu. Team Blake is up next with COLE VOSBURY... at the set of The Tonight Show. Hey! No dipping in the company well! Anyway, he's going to go back to his country roots with "I Still Believe In You" by Vince Gill. He REALLY wants to win this, doesn't he? WHAT THEY SAY: Blake says that Cole left his heart on the stage. Christina thought that his voice shone on that performance. WHAT WE SAY: It was a little bit weak on the vocals, and too shouty for a tender ballad. MATTHEW SCHULER just turned 21. He would like to celebrate by being in the top 6. Will his performance of Imagine Dragons' "It's Time" put him there? WHAT THEY SAY: Christina says that he comes from a place of integrity. WHAT WE SAY: He took Christina's advice and made the song his own. A risk that paid off in spades. He's now among the favorites to win this competition. This song is basically page 1 out of the Matthew Schuler playbook. He should have no problem getting into the top 6 with that. Next, Caroline, James, Jacquie, and Matthew sing Ed Sheerin's gem, "Lego House". And from there, we go to WILL CHAMPLIN, the final third of Team Adam that continues to surprise... is about to surprise again, as he takes on Etta James' "At Last". WHAT THEY SAY: Adam thought it had raw emotion. Christina "eats, sleeps, and breathes that song"... "Very very great job. I loved it." WHAT WE SAY: Adam told Will to take on the song with emotion more than technicality. Mission accomplished. Of course, there had to be some technicality, but that was pure emotion. Will Champlin, you just had your moment. Back at the Tonight Show... must be time for RAY BOUDREAUX to take the stage. He gets "Gimme Some Lovin'" by the Spencer Davis Group. Pepperism coming.... Will America give him some lovin'? WHAT THEY SAY: Blake thought he had "swag". WHAT WE SAY: Expected a little more in the way of stage presence... then the bridge came on and boom, playing with the audience. But nothing real daring about this performance. He could find himself outsung if he's not careful. And we are down to our final performance of the night. Closing us out... JACQUIE LEE, going back to the roots with "Who's Loving You" by the Jackson 5ive. She's got soul, but how much is she willing to bear for a vote? Remember, Jacquie has to be coached into that mode. WHAT THEY SAY: Christina loves it. Adam thought it was full of conviction. Blake thought it was full of energy. CeeLo agrees with Adam. Actually, he says she "swallowed an old lady." WHAT WE SAY: And once again, the night is Jacquie's to lose. SAFE: Tessanne, Matthew,
Will, Jacquie Voting is on. Results are tomorrow. To see this episode in its entirety or to find out how to become a contestant, go to nbcthevoice.com |
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