Watch Glee’s “Dog Days Are Over” video clip from Glee’s sectionals episode. The Glee “Dog Days Are Over” Florence and the Machine cover is sung by Jenna Ushkowitz and Amber Riley (Tina & Mercedes).
I’m guessing most everyone is going to complain that Glee’s version of “Dog Days Are Over” doesn’t even come close to Florence + The Machine, but how could any cover be as good as the original?
Watch the Glee “Hey Soul Sister” video of Darren Criss (Blaine) and the Dalton Academy Warblers singing the Train hit in Glee’s sectional episode, “Special Education.”
What did you think of Glee’s Warbler’s singing “Hey Soul Sister?” To me, this Train tune is played out, but Darren Criss is adorable and talented, so I’ll let it slide.
Watch Glee’s “Sway” performance by Matthew Morrison (Will Schuester) in this Glee season 2 episode 8 video clip. Matthew Morrison sang “Sway” in Glee’s wedding episode, titled “Furt.”
I know Michael Buble fans will probably like his version better, but Matthew Morrison does his thing with “Sway.”
Watch Glee “Just the Way You Are,” as sung by Cory Monteith (Finn) in Glee’s season 2 wedding episode 8, titled “Furt.”
I totally love this – a great fit for Cory Monteith’s voice, don’t you think? (Okay, it’s not quite as fab as Bruno Mars’ singing this, but pretty good).
Watch Glee’s “Ohio” Jane Lynch/Carol Burnett duet video from Glee’s wedding episode (season 2 episode 8, titled “Furt”). Casting Carol Burnett as Sue Sylvester’s mom is absolute perfection!
Watch Glee’s “Marry You” performance in this Glee season 2 wedding episode 8 (“Furt”) video.
What do you think of the the Glee cast’s take on Bruno Mars’ “Marry You?”
American Idol has eliminated the top 24 section of their season 10 format… and I couldn’t be more thrilled.
I was just mentioning a few days ago that I really hate this part, that it drags on in the middle, and I really just care about American Idol’s top 12. Read the rest of this entry »
Watch Glee’s “Make ‘Em Laugh,” as performed by Matthew Morrison (Will) in Glee’s season 2, episode 7 “The Substitute.”
Did Matthew Morrison pull of “Make ‘Em Laugh?” Not bad. Not bad at all.
