Clay Aiken – Bringing Back Memories

 

Do you remember what you were doing on March 12, 2010?  For many Clay Aiken fans, this date will bring back memories of the taping of the PBS special at the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.  The concert, lovingly called the “OMG” Concert was the beginning of a year of wonderful live music, a new CD and DVD and many PBS specials on TV.

The concert was polished, professional and classy.  Clay’s voice was phenomenal on the fresh arrangements of the timeless classics.

Clay opened the show with a rousing rendition of Mack The Knife and closed the show with a poignant version of Moon River. Each song chosen for the program allowed Clay to showcase his wonderful voice.  It is amazing how his voice soared on the variety of songs.  Each one highlighted his versatility and range.

 

I still find it impossible to describe Unchained Melody on this night. It started out slowly and emotional but then…as SueReu said:

…it likened to a 747 taking off or thunder that started in Clay’s toes and traveled through his body.

I feel lucky that I was able to be in the audience that night.  It is one of my favorite “Clay” moments!

I hope you enjoy these videos.

The first one has talking Clay, singing Clay, and pictures of Clay!!

 OMG!

What is your favorite song from this concert?

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2 thoughts on “Clay Aiken – Bringing Back Memories

  1. I watched this on TV and happen to say the same thing when Clay performed "Unchained Melody" OMG came out of my mouth! He was spectacular! "Mack the Knife" was one of my favorites too! I love Clay's long notes

  2. I love the song, Mack the Knife, and he did a great job! By I think the best was Unchained Melody! I would love to have been there!

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