Top Reality Singing Performances – Here’s What You Said We Should Have Included

October 19, 2009
By Chris Muller

CalleaOver the past month, the debate has raged with jeers and cheers at our Top Ten Reality TV Singing Performances of All Time.  Who knew we could have hit such a nerve, especially with international music fans.  If you haven’t seen our original list, be sure to click on the link above to view it.

Then, watch the list below and let us know which ones are missed in the comments.  Note, these are grouped together geographically and no rank order is intended.



Anthony Callea

I Want to Know What Love Is

Australian Idol



Damien Leith

Wicked Game

Australian Idol Season 4



Guy Sebastian

Climb Every Mountain

Australian Idol



Natalie Gauci

Running Up That Hill

Australian Idol Season 5



Cosima De Vito

When The War Is Over

Australian Idol



Jaclyn Victor

When I Fall in Love

Malaysian Idol



Sourabhee Debbarma

Sabki baratein ayi

Indian Idol Season 4




Kurt Nilson

One

Norwegian Idol


Will Young

Light My Fire

Pop Idol Season 1



Theo Tams

Long and Winding Road

Canadian Idol



Eva Avila

How Come You Don’t Call Me

Canadian Idol



Diana Vickers

With or Without You

The X Factor



Theresa Sokyrka

Song for a Winter’s Night

Canadian Idol Season 2





David Cook

Billie Jean

American Idol



Clay Aiken

Bridge Over Troubled Water

American Idol

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10 Responses to Top Reality Singing Performances – Here’s What You Said We Should Have Included

  1. Lea on October 20, 2009 at 11:10 pm

    Thanks for some more great listings, some I’d not had the pleasure of seeing before.

    Lovely to see my favourite Anthony Callea get another mention. His ‘Back At One’ would definitely be included in my list of all time faves.

  2. Pat on October 20, 2009 at 11:26 pm

    Pat

    Thank You for bringing some great well deserved performances to our notice.

    My very favourite is Anthony Callea and its wonderful to see ” I Want To Know What Love Is ” listed. I would have to agree with Lea that Anthony singing ” Back At One ” would also be included in my list of very favourites.

  3. Carlo on October 21, 2009 at 6:01 am

    I would strongly suggest having a look at Damien Leith’s version of ‘Crying’ or ‘Wicked Game’. He was the Australian Idol winner in 2006:)

  4. Maverick on October 21, 2009 at 6:30 am

    Anthony Calleas performances during Idol was the best overall performances of any idol season from any idol, (Oz) it also attracted the highest/biggest viewing public of any idol season.

    He still holds the record of the fastest and highest selling cd (single) of any Oz artist here.

  5. Chris Muller on October 21, 2009 at 7:21 pm

    Carlo – great suggestion on Damien Leith. I watched several videos, and clearly “Wicked Game” is in another class altogether. It’s now added to the list.

  6. Stefanie on October 21, 2009 at 8:20 pm

    Great additions. Damien is one of my very favourite Idols. As is Theresa Sokyrka, “Song for A Winter’s Night” is one of the most beautiful performances I can ever recall from a reality singing show.

  7. Heather on October 21, 2009 at 11:07 pm

    Interesting new list. And I’m glad to see that you acknowledged other ‘Idols’ from smaller countries.

    My special favourite from this list is Anthony Callea. Good to see his “The Prayer” in the original list. But also great to see the sensational “I wanna know what love is” also acknowledged (and “Back at One” too).

    Thanks for your efforts.

  8. pookie on October 22, 2009 at 6:31 am

    Mark Vincent’s Nessum Dorma is SENSATIONAL and should be on this list. He is 15 years old with the voice of a man and won the 2009 Australia’s Got Talent.

  9. Robyn on October 22, 2009 at 7:35 pm

    I love the list.
    My Favourite of all time must be Anthony Callea I love”I wanna know what love is ” but” The Prayer” is my special one of all time..

    Thanks
    Robynxooxoxox

  10. Maureen Halliday on November 8, 2009 at 11:29 pm

    I believe Barbara Padilla was from Britains got Talent Chris. Lets give the Brits their due.

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