Here we go again, not realizing what we have. Tessanne scored big with Many Rivers to Cross, at least critically, then tore up iTunes with Redemption Song.
If they are going to be doing 2 sings from now, it seems like a reggae song will be one of them. For me, Adam could ask her to sing Chaka Demus and Pliers' Murder She Wrote and Tessanne would shell it dung same way! I mean, what is more drab than Redemption Song, and look how she nailed it. She actually improved on Bob's original, which is not really a big deal because Bob was no great vocalist.
How about No Woman No Cry? SHELLINGS!!!
What have I done that can be called "Here we go again"?
Isn't it a fact that she has advanced and needs to continue advancing?
...and I think her best chance of so doing is to broaden her song selection to great songs that do not have that 'pure Ja feel'. Songs with more main stream international appeal that would best show her wide vocal range.
...save she could try "Sitting here in limbo - by Jimmy Cliff" as one of her 2 songs. Think this could be tinkered with to expand use of (her) voice and such could/would resonate with voting audience .
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She had an album out...didn't see any of you post any of the songs from the album here...no gushing about her being the best female vocalist in Jamaica...look like reality shows shape your opinions
She had an album out...didn't see any of you post any of the songs from the album here...no gushing about her being the best female vocalist in Jamaica...look like reality shows shape your opinions
You have a point. She had some songs out and if it wasn't for the Voice no one would be singing her praises. However, your hatred' or should I say bitteness towards the lady doesn't surprise me. Afterall, you saw Potential Kid as some potential ....a position I still find funny today.
Many Rivers to cross was amazing, suh easy wid the criticism.
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