Went to the Eastern States Exposition yesterday afternoon and evening.
http://www.thebige.com
Upon entry, I heard a female singer on stage giving a free show before a crowd of about maybe 1,000 that didn't sound bad at all, and I didn't recognize the song. Then a bit of patter, and then she starts belting out "Could've Been".
I was like :jawdrop:! Tiffany?! Yup. That's what the sign said!
Twenty years after she originally came out with that song, there she was up on stage, with a voice that was much more mature, a bit deeper and smoother, and remarkably clear and warm... no Auto-Tune software when you're live, folks!
I gotta admit that it kinda seems like a huge shame that now she's doing things like fairs and cafés, but I for one was glad to see that she sounded just great. :thmbsp:
Tom
http://www.myspace.com/tiffanymusic

I'd still hit it.

She'll be doing a concert next year in Toronto with Debbie Gibson and Rick Astley.

Did you see her Playboy spread? If you haven't you should!! I'd like breakfast at Tiffany's.

Not to be a cynic, but this is the same chick who did the mall tours in the mid '80's, so fairs and cafes may not be much of a step down. I remember the Playboy spread, too, still have it. I checked out the website too; talk about yer monuments to one's own self. Yeesh.

She was the first concert I ever attended.

Twenty years after she originally came out with that song, there she was up on stage, with a voice that was much more mature, a bit deeper and smoother, and remarkably clear and warm... no Auto-Tune software when you're live, folks!

Really? Better go tell that to Daughtry.

BACK IN 1998, Antares introduced the ATR-1 and made the unlikely claim of "perfect pitch in a box" a solid reality. Based on the technology of our ground-breaking Auto-Tune plug-in, the ATR-1 corrected the pitch of vocals or solo instruments, in real time, without distortion or artifacts, while preserving all of the expressive nuance of the original performance. Since then, thousands of ATR-1s have found their way into touring racks, live performance rigs, and recording studios of artists and producers like Cher, Reba, Everclear, Al Schmitt and many, many more.

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Hawt.