About andee1960
I've been a fan of Clay Aiken since I first saw him audition for AI2. His voice was incredible. I was intrigued, and continued to watch week after week. I was saddened when he got cut, but thrilled when he was asked back for the Wild Card Round. After he sang "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me", I knew he had made it. And I was right!!! I continued to follow him week after week. My husband and I were on a cruise during Neil Sedaka week. When we got stateside the first thing I had to do was call and ask, "Did Clay make it through?" So, yes, I missed that incredible "Solitaire" performance the first time around.
Not only do I enjoy this man's singing voice, I adore his personality and humanitarian side. I think it's wonderful he "uses his voice" for causes that matter. Plus, he's really funny and sweet! No wonder he's such a hit on all the talk shows.
I have attended 5 concerts . I have traveled to Clearwater, FL, for the JNT05, and Greenville, SC, for the NAT. The other three (IT, SRHP, and JBT) have all been in GA. Since that's my home state, I don't miss out on those! The picture above is my own which I took at the JBT in Valdosta, GA. He's singing "A Thousand Days".
At my last concert in Atlanta, I did the bus line. My mom and I got a Clay handshake! That was so much fun and I'll never forget it.
I traveled in April of 2008 to see him star in Spamalot. NYC was a blast and I thought Clay was marvelous as Sir Robin.
After almost seven years following this man's career, I think it's safe to say he'll be around awhile.
I'm looking forward to "Tried and True" sometime this spring!
I'm a fan for life.
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