Interviews
From the small screen to SJ: American Idols Live!
http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_6459055
Exert:
The next segment was one of the show's highlights, as Doolittle and LaKisha appeared in long white gowns and sang a medley of the Supremes' "Stop! In the Name of Love" and "Baby Love." The Motown mojo continued once Richardson joined the fray for a solid take on the old Marvin Gaye hit "I Heard It Through the Grapevine."
Lewis, as expected, showed off the one main thing that separates him from the crowd -- his beat-boxing skills. The first dose was impressive.
No 'ponyhawk,' but Sanjaya does mean moonwalk in 'Idol' tour stop
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/07/26/IDOL.TMP
Exert:
Second-place finisher Blake Lewis seemed to be the only one working without some kind of guide vocal, occasionally straining for a note and at one point experimenting with a looping device. Consequently, his performances were among the best, with a natural connection with the screaming masses -- and enough beat-boxing to fill a "Fat Boys" album and two "Police Academy" sequels.
Videos:
Blake Lewis - Beat boxing Intro (From: peanutbutter516)
Very poor image quality, but great sound and fantastic beat boxing performance by Blake. He even throws in a line from Rehab by Amy Winehouse!
Tour Montage (From: chococarebear)
- Chris Richardson / Jordin Sparks - "What Hurts the Most"
- Blake Lewis - Beatboxing
- Gina Glocksen - "Who Knew"
- Chris Richardson / Blake Lewis - "Geek in the Pink" intro
Blake Lewis _ Beatboxing
(From: Gladiatorgirl2)
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