For those of you who still don’t believe in Santa Claus, you may want to rethink those doubts. Alan Chang, who is the Pianist-Arranger for Michael Buble, wrote and produced an inspiring arrangement and video of Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer that is thoroughly captivating. It will make you melt like marshmallows in hot chocolate on […]
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Vocal Masterclass Discussion For Season 2 Of The X Factor: The Top 8
November 28, 2012 
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The Top 8 are scheduled to perform on The X Factor Wednesday on Fox from 8:00 – 10:00 P.M. with the results to be revealed on Thursday at 8:00 P.M. Honestly, I don’t know what to say about this show anymore. I really don’t. The majority of the singers’ vocals are so off pitch that […]
Continue reading Christmas In Rockefeller Center Airs Wednesday Night on NBC
November 28, 2012 5 Comments
Christmas In Rockefeller Center is my favorite Christmas Show. Every year – for me – this show kicks off the Christmas season in a huge way! Scheduled to perform are American Idol winner, Scotty McCreery, David Foster, Rod Stewart, The Voice Season 2 Top 4 Finalist, Chris Mann and The Voice’s judge and mentor, Cee […]
Continue reading David Archuleta Retrospective Series Part Nine: The Little Drummer Boy
November 2, 2012 14 Comments
By Pamela Pike and Rosanne Simunovic Pamela Pike’s Recollections The “Little Drummer Boy” originally known as “Carol of the Drums” was written by the American Classical music composer and teacher Katherine K. Davis in 1941. It was recorded in 1955 and further popularized by a 1958 recording by the Harry S. Simeone Chorale, arranged by […]
Continue reading Taylor Hicks Takes Las Vegas By Storm.
September 19, 2012 29 Comments
First things first! Look at Taylor’s relaxed jaw and circular mouth in the above picture. Ah – a vocal teacher’s dream. But I digress. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Taylor Hicks has been an exceptionally strong draw during his tenure in Las Vegas. In fact, his contract with Ballys Las Vegas has been extended through […]
Continue reading American Idol Season 12: Hello Keith Urban, Mariah Carey And Nicki Minaj
September 17, 2012 8 Comments
I am a little late to the party. I meant to add this blog topic yesterday. However, this is when the “better late than never” slogan comes in handy and kicks in! So, after much drama and talks and theories galore, it appears that American Idol finally organized their new judging panel comprised of Keith […]
Continue reading David Archuleta Retrospective Series Part Seven: Works For Me
September 7, 2012 8 Comments
By Pamela Pike and Rosanne Simunovic Pamela Pike’s Recollections “Works for Me” is a song released on David’s self-titled album through Wal-Mart as a Bonus Track back in November 2008. This song represents David’s self- image, a time in his life when he felt indecisive and had to deal with certain challenges. He co-wrote this […]
Continue reading Did Ryan Seacrest Just Spill The Beans About Nick Jonas’ Rumored American Idol Judging Gig?
August 15, 2012 5 Comments
Ryan Seacrest is such a tease. I was just cruising and lurking on Facebook when I noticed that Ryan hinted on his Facebook page that the Jonas Brothers have a major announcement tomorrow. This is what he had to say: “Just confirmed! Friday we have Kevin and Danielle Jonas dropping by for their new show […]
Continue reading David Archuleta Retrospective Series Part Six: Crush
August 1, 2012 6 Comments
By Pamela Pike and Rosanne Simunovic Pamela Pike’s Recollections Crush was the first official track released as a single by David Archuleta back in August 2008 and was also included on his debut album, simply entitled David Archuleta. Crush was co-written by Emanuel Kiriakou, Jess Cates and Dave Hodges. The single debuted on New York […]
Continue reading Adam Lambert With Queen Performs A Haunting Version Of “Who Wants To Live Forever”
July 26, 2012 38 Comments
I have received endless emails from fans of the great Adam Lambert about his performances with Queen in the Ukraine. However, in the wake of the rumors that he may serve as judge on Season 12 of American Idol, the MCL blog has been inundated with discussions over Adam’s possible new role on the series […]
Continue reading Lee Siegel As Simon Zealotes In Jesus Christ Superstar Rocks The House
July 25, 2012 Comments Off on Lee Siegel As Simon Zealotes In Jesus Christ Superstar Rocks The House
It takes a very special performance and performer to move me to tears. And Lee Siegel does just that with his highly acclaimed performance of the “Simon Zealotes” number from Jesus Christ Superstar. Canada’s Stratford Shakespearean Festival production of Jesus Christ Superstar was so successful that the show moved to the streets of ole New […]
Continue reading Steven Tyler Waves Bye Bye To American Idol
July 12, 2012 7 Comments
Well, there you have it! Steven Tyler has waved goodbye to American Idol after serving as one of three judges over the past two seasons. I can’t say I am totally surprised and, actually, this was probably a mutual agreement on both sides. American Idol has been making the news as of late, indicating that […]
Continue reading Good News Day: Adam Lambert Rumored To Be A New Judge On American Idol
July 9, 2012 23 Comments
Now, this is the best news I have heard in a long while. American Idol Season 8 Runner-Up, Adam Lambert, is supposedly in negotiations with the American Idol producers to serve as a new judge for the reality singing competition of the same name. Could they find a better person? Hardly! He is current, he […]
Continue reading DeAndre Brackensick: Sometimes I Cry (Studio Version)
July 7, 2012 20 Comments
Am I missing something here? If so, what? I just heard this incredible Masterclass Recording of Sometimes I Cry by DeAndre Brackensick. It was recommended to me a while back by one of my loyal readers, Anita. Thank you! It was recorded to coincide with the abbreviated performance of this number during the American Idol […]
Continue reading David Archuleta’s Sensitive Performance Of “I’ll Never Go”.
June 24, 2012 19 Comments
What is it about David Archuleta’s singing that makes me drop everything I’m doing and just bask in the beauty of his voice? This beautiful and sensitive video of David performing “I’ll Never Go” from his Forevermore CD made me do just that. This song lingers with you long after the song is over. David […]
Continue reading Masterclass Performance Of A Technologically Deprived Broadway Artist: Lee Siegel
June 13, 2012 6 Comments
You know, as I was watching this video with a great big smile on my face, it dawned on me: Jesus Christ Superstar Broadway star, Lee Siegel, dared to sing without the latest state-of-the-art technology. What? No auto-tune? No lip-synching? No fancy lighting? No recorded live disclaimer? No erratic dancers on stage behind him? Well, […]
Continue reading Hey Broadway Fans! Time To Hear Some Great Live Song And Dance With The 66TH Annual Tony Awards
June 10, 2012 2 Comments
I am adding this blog topic while watching the fabulous cast from the highly acclaimed musical, The Book Of Mormons, perform the opening number on tonight’s live telecast of The Tony Awards. Oh my goodness! How I have missed this calibre of performing from my television experience. No gimmicks, no lip-synching, no auto-tune! Just pure […]
Continue readingMasterclass Discussion For America’s Got Talent Season Seven: The Austin Auditions
June 4, 2012 19 Comments
I am still very much “under the weather” here. This is one nasty virus in my system. Oh well, the show must go on…. And, so it does. America’s Got Talent is set to air another couple of episodes this week on NBC – Monday, June 4th at 8:00 P.M. And Tuesday, June 5th at […]
Continue reading David Archuleta Retrospective Series Part Four: Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
June 1, 2012 10 Comments
David Archuleta Retrospective Series Part Four: Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me By Pamela Pike and Rosanne Simunovic Pamela Pike’s Recollections The Shining Star of the AI Finale in May 2008 sang, “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me.” Clive Davis picked the first round of songs and David picked the first […]
Continue reading David Foster, Lionel Richie and Fernando Varela: “Rehearsals Are Highly Over-Rated”
May 30, 2012 9 Comments
During the course of this 10-minute video, the incomparable David Foster uttered: “Rehearsals are highly over-rated”. Well indeed they are, especially when the performers are Mr. Foster, Lionel Richie and rising star, Fernando Varela. This video was recorded on April 30th, 2012 at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles. In this intimate environment, […]
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