Susan Boyle advances to next round in 'Britain's Got Talent'
Not so surprisingly, Susan Boyle won the first semifinal round of Britain's Got Talent. EW.com has a more detailed recap, but here's a video of her performance of "Memory" from Cats:
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Not so surprisingly, Susan Boyle won the first semifinal round of Britain's Got Talent. EW.com has a more detailed recap, but here's a video of her performance of "Memory" from Cats:

Comments
Susan Boyle has a beautiful voice. Her talent is God given. I would hope that one day soon she will begin recording as we would love to purchase her CD's.
Posted by: Catherine Burns | May 25, 2009 1:56 PM
Her first performance was great. A second Paul Potts perhaps. As much as I wanted her second performance to be wonderful like her first, I was not impressed. She did not receive my vote because I felt that although she wowed everyone the first time around, she did not deliver for her rendition of "memory". I have heard "memory" sung much better by 2 other artists on 'youtube' and felt as though Susan Boyle did not do it justice. I predict that she will be a "one hit wonder". She was delightful at first, but not, not so intriguing.
Posted by: Katie | May 26, 2009 3:13 AM
It is without doubt a very beautiful voice. Many professional and famous singers do not have the same quality voice as Susan. When she sings the tone is absolutely wonderful. Remember a lot of critics are comparing and judging her from recordings of other singers. Recordings now are digitally perfect not musically perfect. If we close our eyes from distraction and listen to Susan's charity recording of 'Cry me a river' we will appreciate just how good her voice is, it is like listening to an analog LP record, warm and sweet unlike a perfectly tweak digital CD. Listen to Elaine Paige's, Susan's aspire to be singing role model, recordings and I believe Susan's tone is very much better. With due respect to Elaine Paige, Susan is still an amateur without professional experience.
Posted by: Eddie Yak | May 26, 2009 11:02 AM