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Mary J and Elliot Do "One" on "Idol"
For those of you on the West Coast who haven't seen or heard yet, Mary J. Blige joined "American Idol" castoff Elliot Yamin for a rendition of "One." According to MTV.com, this was just one of several duets this evening:
Wednesday night's all-star finale began with a performance from last season's winner, Carrie Underwood, who was on hand for the passing of the guard. She was joined onstage by both [Taylor] Hicks and [Katherine] McPhee. Finalist Paris Bennett performed "We're in This Love Together" with music icon Al Jarreau, while Chris Daughtry took the stage with his favorite performers, the rock band Live. The episode also featured duets between McPhee and Meat Loaf ("It's All Coming Back to Me Now"), Elliot Yamin and Mary J. Blige (U2's "One"), Hicks and Toni Braxton ("In the Ghetto"), Clay Aiken and rejected "Idol" aspirant Michael Sandecki ("Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"). There were also appearances by Prince, Dionne Warwick and medleys of various tunes performed by the male and female finalists.
Hicks and McPhee teamed up for a closing duet of "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," originally performed by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes for the soundtrack to the 1987 film "Dirty Dancing."
For those of you on the West Coast who haven't seen or heard yet, Mary J. Blige joined "American Idol" castoff Elliot Yamin for a rendition of "One." According to MTV.com, this was just one of several duets this evening:
Wednesday night's all-star finale began with a performance from last season's winner, Carrie Underwood, who was on hand for the passing of the guard. She was joined onstage by both [Taylor] Hicks and [Katherine] McPhee. Finalist Paris Bennett performed "We're in This Love Together" with music icon Al Jarreau, while Chris Daughtry took the stage with his favorite performers, the rock band Live. The episode also featured duets between McPhee and Meat Loaf ("It's All Coming Back to Me Now"), Elliot Yamin and Mary J. Blige (U2's "One"), Hicks and Toni Braxton ("In the Ghetto"), Clay Aiken and rejected "Idol" aspirant Michael Sandecki ("Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"). There were also appearances by Prince, Dionne Warwick and medleys of various tunes performed by the male and female finalists.
Hicks and McPhee teamed up for a closing duet of "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," originally performed by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes for the soundtrack to the 1987 film "Dirty Dancing."