Remember Scotty McCreery's Incredible 'American Idol' Audition?
Scotty McCreery's 'American Idol' audition is one of the standout moments from the entire history of the show.
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Scotty McCreery's 'American Idol' audition is one of the standout moments from the entire history of the show.
Scotty McCreery's 'American Idol' audition is one of the standout moments from the entire history of the show.
Scotty McCreery became one of the youngest American Idol winners in the history of the show when he won Season 10 of the iconic reality singing competition on May 25, 2011 -- 10 years ago today. The future country star was 17 years old at the time. The native of Garner, N.C., had one of the most unusual journeys ever to the Idol crown: He garnered huge attention from the moment he auditioned, partly because of how unusual it seemed for such a rich, well-developed baritone voice to emerge from such a gangly-looking kid, and partly because of Idol judge Steven Tyler's priceless reaction to M...
Scotty McCreery became one of the youngest American Idol winners in the history of the show when he won Season 10.
Country Club, ushered in a new decade with its Feb. 22, 1990, release. Tritt surely takes the Class of '89 tag, and the Jackson comparison in particular, as a complement, however. After all, who wouldn't want to be likened to such an impressive group of peers? And Tritt did sign his Warner Bros. Nashville contract right before the end of the '80s, so he was certainly part of Nashville's in-crowd in '89. Still, circumstances made Tritt one of the first new stars of the '90s, alongside fellow Georgia naive Trisha Yearwood. To revisit one of 1990's finest releases, an early classic from one of...