LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "American Idol" finalist Crystal Bowersox is on a roll.
The 24-year-old musician and singular mom of Toledo, Ohio, warranted the judges" top regard on the Fox singing foe Tuesday for her normal take on Janis Joplin"s "Me and Bobby McGee" — all from a native runner rolled out on the "Idol" stage.
Simon Cowell told her he wouldn"t have altered a thing, but the alternative judges longed for a bigger reaction.
"These people love you," pleaded Ellen DeGeneres. "Take it all in and respond."
Paige Miles was a prolonged approach from removing any love from the judges, who were similarly opposite the smiley 24-year-old preschool clergyman from Houston. Randy Jackson pronounced her delivery of Mariah Carey"s "Against All Odds" was "honestly terrible" whilst all DeGeneres could enrich was Miles" capability to stay station on the theatre in a span of high heels.
"You didn"t tumble down," pronounced DeGeneres, "and that"s a great thing."
Also slipping even serve out of preference with the judging row was Tim Urban, the shaggy-haired 20-year-old college tyro from Duncanville, Texas. He punctuated his opening of Queen"s "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" by shifting opposite the theatre on his knees.
Kara DioGuardi and DeGeneres compared his acrobatic exploits to a bad "High School Musical" audition, whilst Jackson declared: "The dopest thing that you did was the slide, dude."
Several singers, however, stayed in the panel"s great graces, together with 23-year-old Lee Dewyze of Mount Prospect, Ill., with The Box Tops" "The Letter;" 16-year-old Aaron Kelly of Sonestown, Pa., with Aerosmith"s "I Don"t Want to Miss a Thing;" and 27-year-old Casey James of Fort Worth, Texas, with Huey Lewis and The News" "The Power Of Love."
"You"re only ready to have an album," DioGuardi sensitive James.
The judges again uttered their disappointment with 24-year-old musician Andrew Garcia of Moreno Valley, Calif., after he incited in an ungainly delivery of Marvin Gaye"s "Heard It Through the Grapevine." They additionally weren"t fans of a sexed-up melodramatic version of Linda Ronstadt"s "You"re No Good" by 23-year-old waitress Didi Benami of Los Angeles.
"It was similar to a musical," pronounced Cowell, "the bad piece of a musical."
Unless the judges confirm to save a singer, an additional finalist will be separated Wednesday formed on spectator votes.
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