Ten is easily the best collection of individual singers ever on the sing off. PTX and Afro-Blue were far better groups, but nobody is out-singing Ten's leads.
right and I love how she completely disregarded Home Free who stuck to country in every performance. Just listen to them, they put country in all of their songs in some way or form.
Percussiongurl After my previous post, it occurred to me that the judges' comments are heavily edited and something might have been lost in the edit for Jewel's comments.
People, think straight. Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash has that country vibe, but Home Free did it with a bit of reggae flavor. So they're a country group but did something a bit different. And Ten just didn't do that, especially with this song... come on, I was expectating SO MUCH from them. This was really disapointing...
"Proud Mary" is a rock song written by American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Fogerty, and recorded by his band Creedence Clearwater Revival. sorry tina/ike. u just covered it.
Yes, But TINA made it her own. John Fogerty said himself, "Tina Turner doing PROUD MARY is one of the most electrifying images in rock n roll. Thank you Tina, for shooting my song into the stratosphere." #Recognize #THEQUEENOFROCK #TINATURNER
it always bothers me that they don't just say "so and so's " version of the song instead of by because that does seem to imply that they either sang or wrote or both, the original song. The originator always deserves respect as much as the person who adapted into something iconic.
Yeah, the weakest performance from them. I do think it was lacking something in the percussion section and there was one part where the base was clearly absent and I missed it.
I have no Idea why people think this is bad. I love it
Ten is easily the best collection of individual singers ever on the sing off. PTX and Afro-Blue were far better groups, but nobody is out-singing Ten's leads.
i loved it. they are a great group
I love the music from the 60s and 70s 80s and 90s music the Cantors from the 60s Bon Jovi from the 80s
Jewel's comment about Ten being stuck in the gospel genre was weird since it was the judges who chose the song this episode.
right and I love how she completely disregarded Home Free who stuck to country in every performance. Just listen to them, they put country in all of their songs in some way or form.
Percussiongurl After my previous post, it occurred to me that the judges' comments are heavily edited and something might have been lost in the edit for Jewel's comments.
Percussiongurl thats because jewel is a country singer herself. she was obviously bias towards ppl of her genre
People, think straight. Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash has that country vibe, but Home Free did it with a bit of reggae flavor. So they're a country group but did something a bit different. And Ten just didn't do that, especially with this song... come on, I was expectating SO MUCH from them. This was really disapointing...
Because of their arrangement...they made a non-gospel song sound gospel with their arrangement
I love it
"Proud Mary" is a rock song written by American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Fogerty, and recorded by his band Creedence Clearwater Revival.
sorry tina/ike. u just covered it.
Yes, But TINA made it her own. John Fogerty said himself, "Tina Turner doing PROUD MARY is one of the most electrifying images in rock n roll. Thank you Tina, for shooting my song into the stratosphere." #Recognize #THEQUEENOFROCK #TINATURNER
it always bothers me that they don't just say "so and so's " version of the song instead of by because that does seem to imply that they either sang or wrote or both, the original song. The originator always deserves respect as much as the person who adapted into something iconic.
good song
i felt that the f(x) dude could have added an electric guitar to complete the sound
good luck
I expected much more powerfull rock sound, but overall it was good
She sounds line tina.
i love ten but this is a bit dissapointing
Yeah, the weakest performance from them. I do think it was lacking something in the percussion section and there was one part where the base was clearly absent and I missed it.