After Show Update: Went to the show at Soul Cafe. We walked in right at 10:00pm, and the David's band Dem Boys were just warming up. After sitting down at a table, and having a great view of the stage. The way the Soul Cafe is set up, there isn't a bad seat in the place. Dave walked on stage, and quickly turned the audience into a waiting member of his soulful choir.
The entire show was great. It was very organized, but still had the essence of a spontaneous performance.
Shontelle Norman did a great version of Jill Scott's "The Way You Love Me", but we missed out on the adult version of her version. Candy Fox also brought to the audience her rendition of that same song, and Jill's "Hate On Me". The way she sung "Hate On Me", would have made Jill Scott nod with approval. The next highlight of the show was Shea Norman. His performance was the great closer for the show. He added to the night's highlight of "The Way You Love Me", and then took over the keyboards to bring it on down. Again the show was great, and I can't wait till the next date. There were two other performers, but sadly I missed their time on stage. Hope to catch them next time. For more, check out the artists MySpace pages.
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I was there for this show. OMG! I have not seen a show like this in years. The most memorable performance of the night was when Terreigh Barnett sang. It brought tears to my eyes. You could feel it from his soul. He has such an amazing range and control. Wow! I haven't seen an artist like him in years. AMAZING!
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