James Durbin visits Live with Regis and Kelly and sings an acoustic version "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles and Carole King.
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American Idol's Haley Reinhart Singing "House of the Rising Sun" on Regis and Kelly
American Idol Season 10 Top 3 contestant Haley Reinhart sits down on Live with Regis and Kelly for an interview. Haley then sings The Animals' "House of the Rising Sun".
Scotty McCreery sings ‘I Love You This Big’ on Regis and Kelly
Scotty McCreery‘s debut single ‘I Love You This Big’ is shaking out to be a big hit. The newly minted American Idol winner performed the song on ‘Live With Regis and Kelly.’ McCreery is making the rounds on the talk show circuit and the song is a perfect vehicle for his lower register voice, and the daytime crowd is eatin’ it up.
It’s refreshing to watch McCreery perform off the intense ‘Idol’ stage; he appears more relaxed and at ease, since he’s no longer singing in an uncomfortably high pressure situation and for America’s votes. McCreery can finally breathe, and his performances are better because of it.
During his interview segment with Reg and Kel, McCreery sported his signature, ear-to-ear grin. He spoke about pitching a complete game shut out with his baseball team and Kelly compared him to Zac Efron in ‘High School Musical’ asking the polite teenager if there is anything he’s not good at.
“Soccer. I tried out for my soccer team, and I got cut the first day. I think the coach felt bad for me, since all my buddies made the team, so I was the manager/assistant coach. If they didn’t call me ‘coach,’ they ran a lap,’” he joked.
McCreery, who also worked at the local supermarket before he made his way to ‘Idol’, revealed the cardinal rule of grocery bagging, which is put the colds with the colds, and Kelly Ripa certainly appreciated that.
McCreery also recalled his very first ‘Idol’ audition, where he was flanked by his family. He said he asked his father, ‘Dad, what am I doing here? I am in over my head.” Clearly, Scotty McCreery, you were right in your element and exactly where you need to be.
source:tasteofcountry
It’s refreshing to watch McCreery perform off the intense ‘Idol’ stage; he appears more relaxed and at ease, since he’s no longer singing in an uncomfortably high pressure situation and for America’s votes. McCreery can finally breathe, and his performances are better because of it.
During his interview segment with Reg and Kel, McCreery sported his signature, ear-to-ear grin. He spoke about pitching a complete game shut out with his baseball team and Kelly compared him to Zac Efron in ‘High School Musical’ asking the polite teenager if there is anything he’s not good at.
“Soccer. I tried out for my soccer team, and I got cut the first day. I think the coach felt bad for me, since all my buddies made the team, so I was the manager/assistant coach. If they didn’t call me ‘coach,’ they ran a lap,’” he joked.
McCreery, who also worked at the local supermarket before he made his way to ‘Idol’, revealed the cardinal rule of grocery bagging, which is put the colds with the colds, and Kelly Ripa certainly appreciated that.
McCreery also recalled his very first ‘Idol’ audition, where he was flanked by his family. He said he asked his father, ‘Dad, what am I doing here? I am in over my head.” Clearly, Scotty McCreery, you were right in your element and exactly where you need to be.
source:tasteofcountry
American Idol's Lauren Alaina visits Regis & Kelly
American Idol 2011 runner-up Lauren Alaina visits with Regis & Kelly
Lauren Alaina sings "Like My Mother Does" on Regis and Kelly
American Idol Season 10 runner-up Lauren Alaina performs "Like My Mother Does" on Live with Regis and Kelly.
Scotty McCreery "Ladies Man"?
There’s one part about being the most famous 17-year-old in America that American Idol winner Scotty McCreery wasn’t prepared for: the girls. He told the Q-Morning Crew on WQDR in Raleigh, N.C. that he hasn’t quite gotten used to “Scotty’s Hotties” screaming his name every time he steps out in public.
“You ask anybody back at Garner High, it wasn’t like that before the show,” McCreery quipped this week, just minutes after leaving the Live! with Regis and Kelly set in New York City.
McCreery has embarked on a full scale media blitz since being chosen over Lauren Alaina in last week’s results show. It hasn’t been all business, however. Last week he snuck home to North Carolina take a necessary English test. “I miss school,” he admits. “I mean what I’d give to go sit in English class again. I’d never fall asleep in class again.”
While home, his dad let him get behind the wheel of the family truck for his first post-Hollywood drive. Within seconds of putting the vehicle in gear, his debut single, ‘I Love You This Big,’ came on the radio. One figures McCreery will get used to that, as the song has been setting records since its release last Wednesday.
Next up for McCreery: the CMA Music Festival, where he says he’ll perform, meet with record label executives to discuss songs for his debut album, and present an award at the CMT Music Awards. While he tells WQDR that a duet with Alaina would be great, he says it probably won’t happen on this upcoming project.
source:tasteofcountry.com
“You ask anybody back at Garner High, it wasn’t like that before the show,” McCreery quipped this week, just minutes after leaving the Live! with Regis and Kelly set in New York City.
McCreery has embarked on a full scale media blitz since being chosen over Lauren Alaina in last week’s results show. It hasn’t been all business, however. Last week he snuck home to North Carolina take a necessary English test. “I miss school,” he admits. “I mean what I’d give to go sit in English class again. I’d never fall asleep in class again.”
While home, his dad let him get behind the wheel of the family truck for his first post-Hollywood drive. Within seconds of putting the vehicle in gear, his debut single, ‘I Love You This Big,’ came on the radio. One figures McCreery will get used to that, as the song has been setting records since its release last Wednesday.
Next up for McCreery: the CMA Music Festival, where he says he’ll perform, meet with record label executives to discuss songs for his debut album, and present an award at the CMT Music Awards. While he tells WQDR that a duet with Alaina would be great, he says it probably won’t happen on this upcoming project.
source:tasteofcountry.com
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