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As I said, here’s the next list of music from America’s Got Talent episode 408. If you’re looking for other episodes of America’s Got Talent, here’s the full list of America’s Got Talent music.

Performance Singers Music
Rock and Roll All Nite by Kiss
Somewhere by From “West Side Story”
Walking In Memphis by Marc Cohn
Sit Down You’re Rocking The Boat by From “Guys & Dolls”
Killing Me Softly by Lauryn Hill
Use Me by Bill Withers
Georgia On My Mind by Ray Charles
World Premier Mariah Carey’s by Ray Charles
Obsessed Music Video by Ray Charles

Performance Dancers / Variety Acts Music
Shawty Get Loose by Lil Wayne (feat. Chris Brown)

Music Beds from America’s Got Talent Episode 408
This Town by OAR
Don’t Miss A Thing by Mark Chesnutt
Hit the Road Jack by Buster Poindexter
Footprints on the Sand by Leona Lewis
When you believe by LaNesha Baca
Shining Star by Earth Wind and Fire
Walking on Sunshine by Katrina & the Waves
Come On Get Happy by Partridge Family
I Gotta Feeling by Black Eyed Peas
For Once In My Life by Stevie Wonder
Halo by Beyonce
Run by Leona Lewis
That’s the Way (I Like It) by KC & the Sunshine Band
I’m Sticking With You by Velvet Underground
It Takes Two by Marvin Gaye
Angel by Sara Mclachlan
Here I Am by Renee Sandstorm

I’m a little late this week, I know a number of people were looking for the music from America’s Got Talent. So, I’ll be posting the music from both episodes now. Enjoy the list of AGT music and you can check out the full list of America’s Got Talent music.

Performance Singers Music
Listen by Beyonce
Damaged by Dannity Kane
Little Less Conversation by Elvis Presley
It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye by BoyzIIMen

Performance Dancers / Variety Acts Music
You Make Me Feel Mighty Real by Sylvester

America’s Got Talent Episode 407 Music Beds
Shut and Let Me Go by The Ting Tings
Give It Up by KC & The Sunshine Band
Play My Music by Jonas Brothers
Move by Jennifer Holiday
Boogie Oogie Oogie by A Taste of Honey
A Fifth of Beethoven by Walter Murphy
If Today Was Your Last Day by Nickelback
Just Can’t Get Enough by The Saturdays
I Will Be by Leona Lewis
That’s Not My Name by The Ting Tings
Wannabe by Spice Girls
Over The Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Flying Without Wings by Westlife

Ok, so I think I’ve used the term lackluster a few too many times with America’s Got Talent this year. What can I say, it’s just been good but not great. I’m not sure if they’re just not showing enough quality acts or if it’s that enough quality acts haven’t been showing up. I just haven’t been impressed.

That said, this episode had no one who will win America’s Got Talent this year, but it was a decent show with more entertaining talent than any of the other previous shows.

Grandma Lee might just have been the highlight for me. Although, I must admit that she was funnier during the judges comments than she was doing her set. However, she did have some pretty funny jokes in it. The Krispy Kreme joke was funny. Check out the video of Grandma Lee to see what I mean:

I know that America’s Got Talent wants us to like Barbara Padilla, but she was another walking cliche. Cancer Survivor, lost voice, couldn’t sing again, family etc etc etc. She was an OK singer, but I must admit that I wasn’t really impressed. She has the instrument to be good, but she wasn’t that polished. I was just all around unimpressed with her performance. Piers didn’t stand for it and so he wasn’t impressed either. His comments show that he was just being a pawn to let her tell her story. He’ll be kicking her to the curb in Las Vegas. Maybe some of you will disagree, but I didn’t think she was very good at all:

The fact that these were the only 2 America’s Got Talent videos on the NBC site says a lot about this episode of America’s Got Talent. No one else is really worth mentioning for more than a half a breathe.

AcroDunk – I wasn’t as impressed as the judges. Definitely is an awesome half time show or something like that. I just don’t see it being an entire show in Las Vegas.

Timez 2 – Did this remind you of Flava Flav or was it just me?

Anna Pipoyan – Belly dancers always get Piers and Morgan. At least attractive ones.

Eclipse – I had just told my wife that they’d never had a decent rapper on America’s Got Talent and so I was glad to see that Eclipse was actually quite decent.

Eleisha Miller – Wonderful personality. I’m just not sure if personality counts as a talent in this contest.

Here’s to another week of America’s Got Talent. I don’t know why, but I’m already ready to get to the Las Vegas show where the real talent starts to show itself.

As always, I’m doing my best to list all of the music from America’s Got Talent. Below you’ll find the episode 6 music from America’s Got Talent. Also, take a look back at music from previous episodes of America’s Got Talent.

Performance Singers Music
Proud Mary by Tina Turner
Yeah by Usher
Mountain Music by Alabama
Yankee Doodle

Performance Dancers / Variety Acts Music
Boom Boom Pow by Black Eyed Peas

Music Beds from America’s Got Taletn Episode 6 2009
Circus by Britney Spears
The Good The Bad and the Ugly by Ennio Morricone
The Magnificent Seven by Elmer Bernstien
Save A Horse Ride A Cowboy by Big & Rich
Play That Funky Music by Wild Cherry
Push It by Salt-n-Pepa
Sirius by Alan Parsons Project
I Believe I Can Fly by R. Kelly
Fascination by Alphabeat
Dream by Miley Cyrus
It Takes Two by DJ EZ Rock & Rob Base
Theme from “Murder She Wrote” by Knightsbridge
You Are The Sunshine of My Life by Stevie Wonder
I’m Your Angel by R. Kelly & Celine Dion
Hero by Mariah Carey

Time again for the list of music from last night’s episode of America’s Got Talent. You can also find previous America’s Got Talent music or the best videos from last night’s America’s Got Talent.

Performance Singers Music
God Bless America
Simply the Best by Tina Turner
O.P.P. by Naughty By Nature
Because You Loved Me by Celine Dion
Burning Up by Jonas Brothers
O Mio Babino

Performance Dancers / Variety Acts Music
Dance 2 Da Music by The Puppies
Boogie Wonderland by Earth, Wind, and Fire
Old Man River by Reba McEntire

Music Beds from America’s Got Talent
When I Grow Up by The Pussycat Dolls
Milkshake by Kelis
Goodbye by Kristina DeBarge
I’m Always Here by Jimi Jamison
Mercy by Duffy
Because You Loved Me by Celion Dion
Over The Rainbow by Katherine McPhee
Let It Rock by Kevin Rudolph
Gonna Make You Sweat by C&C Music Factory
Boogie Wonderland by Earth Wind and Fire
Danger High Voltage by Electric Six
Footprints in the Sand by Leona Lewis

Time for a quick run down of the best performances on tonight’s episode of America’s Got Talent.

First up is TJ and The Little Mamas. I usually hate little kid performances, but this one actually worked ok for me. I think they’ll end up getting cut in Las Vegas, but it was a nice little addition to the show. The little girl who was kind of the spokesperson is just cute as all get out.

Bri, from Las Vegas was probably the highlight of the night for me. Her outfit was a hot mess. She had too much makeup and her hair needed to be done, but those are all things that will be fixed by the America’s Got Talent crew. I usually hate anything that has Jonas Brothers in it, but I’m pretty sure the song she sang was nothing like how the Jonas brothers would have done it. 17 year olds like her make me sick though. Really nice talent. I hope she does well (not to mention representing Las Vegas where I live).

Mario and Jenny, or should I say Sexy and Dangerous, weren’t too bad. They definitely deserved to go through. They had a nice performance and the pacing was perfect for what is essentially a juggling act. I remember in high school some crazy guy came with a table of items like chain saws, bowling balls, etc and would juggle various things upon request. It was even better live than it was on TV. It will be interesting to see what he brings next.

Lawrence Beaman did a decent performance. I love people like him that you are sure have never been given a real chance to do what he’s doing. He’s grateful that he’s there kind of like Neal E. Boyd. As emotional as well. I think it was a poor song choice to win America’s Got Talent. There’s a country singer with a really deep voice like Lawrence. I hope the show gets him to sing that country song (sorry, the song escapes me right now).

I’m a little behind on posting Jairo Torres’s performance on America’s Got Talent, but it was too good not to post. He really brought something different, unique and interesting. He needs a little bit of polish, but Piers is completely right that I’d like to see more of Jairo Torres. Jairo kind of reminds me a little of Robert Muraine on So You Think You Can Dance. He’s not quite as good as Robert, but has the potential and a few tricks that Robert doesn’t have.

I was pretty impressed with this Cellcom commercial featuring Eli Mattson. It’s interesting that they chose to use Eli for their commercial. I think they did a really good job with it. Check it out:

Also, check out my previous update post on Eli Mattson and enter to win free Eli Mattson swag. If people know what’s happening with other past contestants please let me know on my contact page.

Time for the next entry in our list of music from each episode of America’s Got Talent, below you’ll find a list of music from episode 4 (404 officially) of America’s Got Talent on July 1, 2009.

Music from Performance Singers
If Tomorrow Never Comes by Garth Brooks

Music from Performance Dancers and Variety Acts
Shake Your Groove Thing by Peaches & Herb
Boogie Shoes by KC and the Sunshine Band
What Is Love by Haddaway
Church by T Pain (feat. Teddy Verseti)

Music Beds from America’s Got Talent 404 on July 1, 2009
2001: A Space Odyssey Theme from the film “2001: A Space Odyssey
Swamp Thing by The Grid
Butterfly by Mariah Carey
Dueling Banjos from the film “Deliverance”
Fire Burning by Sean Kingston
Boogie Wonderland by Earth, Wind, and Fire
I’m So Excited by The Pointer Sisters
Save A Horse Ride A Cowboy by Big & Rich
Viva Las Vegas by Elvis Presley
Right Round by Flo Rida
Two Tribes by Frankie Goes to Hollywood
War by Edwin Starr
Top of the World by Pussycat Dolls
Us Against the World by Westlife
The World’s Greatest by R Kelly

I just wrote a post that updated everyone on Eli Mattson’s career since America’s Got Talent. From that I was able to get a few Eli Mattson’s to giveaway on my site. In fact, I’ll be giving away 2 packages to 2 people. Each package will include 1 Eli Mattson CD
, 1 Door County Magazine (includes an article on Eli) with writeup and photos.

Not a bad deal and it’s really easy to enter the contest. In fact, there are 4 ways you can enter to win free Eli Mattson stuff.

How to Enter
We’ll be running this contest until the America’s Got Talent Las Vegas week. Do all 4 things below and you’ll have your name entered into the drawing 4 times. The winner will be chosen at random and supervised by the most honest person I know (my wife). Here’s how you enter:
1. Leave a comment on this post (easy enough no?). Just make sure to use your real email or we’ll have no way to contact you when you win.
2. Send a tweet to all your friends about this website or this contest. Click Tweet This! to tweet a message about this contest. Make sure to include @tvblog in the tweet to enter.
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4. Join the Pure America’s Got Talent email list.

Any questions feel free to ask in the comments. Also, watch for future Terry Fator and Neal E. Boyd giveaways coming soon.