Let me know what you think http://www.youtube.com/v/n6vzcyPLhIc?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Link: Davis Jolley singing One Time by Justin Bieber
Despite what the ‘Idol’ judges — and viewers — thought, Jolley feels ‘so good’ about his performance. By James Montgomery, with reporting by Kelly Marino Paul Jolley performs on “American Idol” Photo: Fox/Getty Images
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Paul Jolley is sent to the showers after being joined by Amber Holcomb and Devin Velez in the bottom three. By Gil Kaufman Paul Jolley of “American Idol” Photo: Michael Becker/ Fox
The American Idol Top 10 gave it their all Wednesday with “Songs of the Idols,” i.e. tracks used on the show by previous contestants or later released by winners. Basically, hooray for Kelly Clarkson tributes! It’s hard to handicap a clear favorite right now, but as Randy Jackson put it, Angie Miller, Candice Glover, and Kree Harrison look like they’re in it to win it. Take a look at those strong efforts below: Angie Miller – I Surrender (American Idol Top 10) Candice Glover – I Who Have Nothing (American Idol Top 10) Kree Harrison – Crying (American Idol Top 10) The vocals and performances of the above three seemed to put them in the top tier last night, though there are many weeks (and voter surprises) to come. As for the best – and worst – of the rest? Read on … We’d rank Amber Holcomb, Burnell Taylor and Janelle Arthur in the middle tier. Nothing too groundbreaking last night, but probably good enough to stay put. Here are the three of them doing their thing: Amber Holcomb – A Moment Like This (American Idol Top 10) Burnell Taylor – Flying Without Wings (American Idol Top 10) Janelle Arthur – Gone (American Idol Top 10) In the bottom tier we’ve got Lazaro Arbos, Curtis Finch, Jr., Paul Jolley, and Devin Velez. Just not seeing all that much from any of them right now. Agree? Disagree? Watch them now: Lazaro Arbos – Breakaway (American Idol Top 10) Curtis Finch Jr. – I Believe (American Idol Top 10) Paul Jolley – Amazed (American Idol Top 10) Devin Velez – Temporary Home (American Idol Top 10) You tell us – are we on the money in our summation of the field, or do we have it totally wrong? Share your comments below and vote in our Idol poll: Who do you think was the best of the Top 10? Amber Holcomb Angie Miller Burnell Taylor Candice Glover Curtis Finch Jr. Devin Velez Kree Harrison Janelle Arthur Lazaro Arbos Paul Jolley View Poll »
And then there were five. Men, that is. To join the five women from last night , as American Idol cut five male contestants tonight and moved five more on to the semifinals. Did your favorite move on? Were you as unimpressed by these performances overall as we were? Or do you think the women have a real fight on their hands this year? Elijah Liu – “Talking to the Moon” Paul Jolley – “Tonight I Want to Cry” Charlie Askew – “Rocket Man” Below, we’ve listed the five men that advanced, along with the songs that helped get them there. Scroll down and then sound off! Elijah Liu – “Talking to the Moon” Paul Jolley – “Tonight I Want to Cry” Charlie Askew – “Rocket Man” Curtis Finch, Jr. – “Superstar” Devin Velez – “Listen” Curtis Finch, Jr. – “Superstar” Devin Velez – “Listen”
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