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It's a shame that Soo and her friend fell out over her getting asked back to audition on her own, but Soo had to go back if she was serious she may have never got another chance otherwise. Hopefully they can make up Janine needs to think what she would have done if it was her Simon asked back.
They were obviously not the best friends they thought they were...I would never hold my best friend back from something just because it something I may have wanted. Some people are just better at other things than other people, fact of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.
The man 'playing' the saxophone was hilarious. :lol:
I was actually crying when he was on, no scrap that I was sobbing!Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I loved him! :cheer:
he was better than Susan Boyle in my opinion...Quote:
Originally Posted by AbbieI was actually crying when he was on, no scrap that I was sobbing!Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I loved him! :cheer:
It will be a close run between Jamie and Susan, they are both singing the same style, so it is between a female or a male voice, I suppose.
Russell from my work is supposed to be on this week, he got a phone call on Friday afternoon telling him he would be either on Saturday or next week.
you will have to point him outQuote:
Originally Posted by Chloe O'brien
He's about 50 with white hair and a mostache. He is murdering Queen song "its a kind of Magic" you can get a sneak preview of him on youtube if you type in Russell's got talent not and it's the first in the list. The clip was filmed last year when he was singing on kareoke at his local pub.
BRITAIN’S Got Talent singer Jamie Pugh is today exposed as a FIBBER who has already performed in a West End theatre.
On Saturday 12 million viewers saw the pizza deliveryman claim he had NEVER appeared in front of a huge audience.
Jamie, who sang a hit from the musical Les Miserables, blubbed as he said he was crippled by stage fright.
And he told the judges he dreamed of winning BGT so he could sing at the Royal Variety Performance in front of Her Majesty the Queen.
But it would not be his first “Her Majesty’s” show — for he has already played to over 1,000 people at a London theatre of that name.
The Sun can reveal he was appearing with a group of singers at Star EFX Sunday Night Live, a weekly showcase at Her Majesty’s for budding talent.
Dressed in a smart tuxedo he performed for around 15 minutes with six others.
The group performed a medley of Rod Stewart numbers under the heading Great American Songbook.
And Jamie was so confident he even did a solo of Louis Armstrong’s classic What A Wonderful World.
The programme for the night gave him a mention, saying: “This is Jamie’s first foray into the world of musical theatre and marks his first public appearance.
“He has dreamed of making this journey ever since he was a boy, when he saw Les Miserables in London.”
A member of the audience at the show in 2006 said: “I couldn’t believe it when I saw him on Britain’s Got Talent saying he had never performed in front of an audience before.
“I remember his performance going down really well — and he didn’t look like he was suffering from stage fright then.”
On Saturday’s show Jamie, from Gwent, South Wales, gave a rendition which sparked immediate comparisons with Scottish sensation Susan Boyle — who had also performed a number from Les Miserables.
Simon Cowell asked him: “Out of interest have you ever done anything like this, where you’ve sung with an audience like this?"
Jamie — described by co-host Declan Donnelly as “the most nervous contestant we’ve ever had” — shook his head and replied: “No!
He told the judges: “I suffer severe stage fright. It cripples me really. I’ve come here today to see if I can get through three minutes.
“I’m just a simple bloke from The Valleys and my dream is to sing at the Royal Variety.
Jamie has also said he once tried to sing in front of three mates but failed because he was so scared.
But last night he confessed to The Sun he HAD been on stage in the past.
He insisted he had not misled anyone as he had never performed on stage entirely on his own.
Jamie said: “I have previously performed as part of a group but I never sang alone. It didn’t go that well.”
Jamie, whose wife Tracey died from a brain tumour ten years ago, said earlier this week that he walked out of last year’s BGT auditions because he was so scared.
I spoke to Russell at work today to see if he is going to be on tomorrow nights show. He's not in the main show but on the Britain's got more talent so watch out for him. I asked him if any off the rotten fruit hit him when he was singing. He said no. I said oh well no luck I'm not a good aimer. :lol: