Pia Toscano pops back up and said if she makes it back next week she'll perform the Tina Turner song "River Deep Mountain High." Yikes.
Stefano Langone, trying to bounce back from being in the bottom two last week, is taking on one of the best Elton John's ever "Tiny Dancer."
Jimmy Iovine is right, this is going to be a tough night for Langone.
And remember, I've been a big supporter of Langone in the past.
Maybe the problem with all of these performances is that we are all so used to John singing them and making them classics that these are just nothing special in comparison.
It's a version of "Tiny Dancer," not a great one. That's not to say he's a bad singer, because he's not. He really just needs to pick the right song. This wasn't it.
Lopez said she felt he's been taking their notes and is connection more with the audience. Keeps calling him Steffffano.
Jackson said he liked it and he hit the high notes great.
Tyler agrees. Said there is a sweet thing to his voice. Did call his voice a little Broadway.
THAT is what it is.
Uh oh. Lauren Alaina is doing it. She is gambling with "Candle in the Wind."
This is the biggest risk of the night. I would be terrified to try this song.
She was my No. 1 ranked performer last week so she really has a lot to lose as far as I'm concerned.
Alaina really seemed to enjoy her big photoshoot.
She said she can relate to this song. Hopefully.
How much of a country flavor will she bring to it?
I'm comfortable enough to say this song always gets to me.
OK, I am kind of digging this. It's different enough, but not a drastic cover. She is faithful enough to the source material, but puts her own flavor into it without going overboard.
Jackson said it was one of her best performances ever on that stage! Wow.
Tyler said he loved her since she first set eyes on him, yes he said that. He said it was the right song for her.
Lopez said it was amazing. She said "that was it baby, best of the night!"
Stefano Langone, trying to bounce back from being in the bottom two last week, is taking on one of the best Elton John's ever "Tiny Dancer."
Jimmy Iovine is right, this is going to be a tough night for Langone.
And remember, I've been a big supporter of Langone in the past.
Maybe the problem with all of these performances is that we are all so used to John singing them and making them classics that these are just nothing special in comparison.
It's a version of "Tiny Dancer," not a great one. That's not to say he's a bad singer, because he's not. He really just needs to pick the right song. This wasn't it.
Lopez said she felt he's been taking their notes and is connection more with the audience. Keeps calling him Steffffano.
Jackson said he liked it and he hit the high notes great.
Tyler agrees. Said there is a sweet thing to his voice. Did call his voice a little Broadway.
THAT is what it is.
Uh oh. Lauren Alaina is doing it. She is gambling with "Candle in the Wind."
This is the biggest risk of the night. I would be terrified to try this song.
She was my No. 1 ranked performer last week so she really has a lot to lose as far as I'm concerned.
Alaina really seemed to enjoy her big photoshoot.
She said she can relate to this song. Hopefully.
How much of a country flavor will she bring to it?
I'm comfortable enough to say this song always gets to me.
OK, I am kind of digging this. It's different enough, but not a drastic cover. She is faithful enough to the source material, but puts her own flavor into it without going overboard.
Jackson said it was one of her best performances ever on that stage! Wow.
Tyler said he loved her since she first set eyes on him, yes he said that. He said it was the right song for her.
Lopez said it was amazing. She said "that was it baby, best of the night!"
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