Adam tells him you can't be scared of your own shadow if you want to sing rock and roll. Laine Hardy meets Lambert and off the bat reveals he's very shy. Katy's advice was that authenticity can be your "secret sauce " but warned that authenticity can also be your worst enemy.ĭuet number two saw Wade Cota and Alyssa Raghu perform the Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell classic, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." It's been in lots of movies but most recently "Guardians of the Galaxy."Īnother duet followed: Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon and Madison VanDenburg sang "A Million Dreams" from "The Greatest Showman." Paint your way! Do your own thing! Lionel told him he's an artist and a stylist, and that he shouldn't lose doing things in his unique way. Luke loved the quieter version Alejandro performed, and thinks the young singer sees things differently from the rest of us and that's OK. people like to see something turned on its ear. He also lets him know that it's one secret to "Idol". Luke told Jeremiah he's spoiling the judges with his talent and Lionel thinks Jeremiah draws people in with his powerful talent.Īlejandro Aranda sang the Queen/David Bowie collaboration "Under Pressure." Lambert asked Alejandro if he was nervous when Aranda said yes Adam said "Good! That's what the song is about!" As we've seen in past weeks, Alejandro is changing the arrangement to make it in his own style and Adam tells him it's OK. Katy thought Jeremiah embodied Freddie Mercury, and told him his performance and journey are a beautiful thing to witness. Lambert questioned that decision, and encouraged Jeremiah to re-think using an instrument because it might take away from the power of the song. Jeremiah sang the ballad, "Who Wants to Live Forever," and originally planned to use his guitar. But secondly, he was anxious because his parents were coming to see him on "Idol" for the first time. Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon was doubly nervous this week one, he was being coached by Adam Lambert.
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specifically, a foot stomp or a hair flip.įor the first duet of the night, Laine Hardy and Laci Kaye Booth sang a Johnny Cash/June Carter Cash classic "Jackson" which was used in the movie "Walk the Line." He advised her to heighten the performance, bring a more theatrical approach, own it, and embrace going into "diva mode." The judges responded with Luke telling her this song was a game changer, and he was glad to see her embrace Adam's advice of taking her "diva moment." Lionel says Madison made us feel what she was feeling, and that's what singers should do And Katy went into "stage mom" mode, telling the young singer she wanted to see a little more on stage. Madison VanDenburg was next, singing "The Show Must Go On." Lambert was clearly impressed with her voice, but warned her about making it all look so easy. Katy Perry applauded Walker for using all of his appendages Luke Bryan spoke from experience and said when you can have fun with yourself it's endearing to the audience and Lionel Richie concurred, saying if you're not having fun the audience isn't either. Burroughs performed "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and the judges loved it.
Lambert also told the newcomer that it's OK to be quirky and weird and awkward as long as you're being yourself. Walker admitted he's scared of using the stage Adam bluntly told him to get used to it.
That clearly broke the ice and the two had a good mentoring session. Walker Burroughs kicked things off and his first reaction to meeting Adam Lambert was to tell the "Idol" alum he looked like a pirate.
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