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Performance #6 – Jaydee Bixby
Jaydee sang “Sold” and he was his regular self. He’s as cute as can be and he’s talented but he’s definitely more suited for Nashville. Again, I’m hoping some country big shot sees him and snatches him up. He’s great.
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I don’t really like Jaydee cause his style is a Country style and i really hate country but besides that i like him he is a kool man.
Jaydee is sensaational. I am in my forties and have been moved by only a few artists. Jaydee is certainly wowing me by his portrayal of the giants Conway Twitty and Elvis. He is all that and more, one day he will be just like them, a legend. Incredible talent for such a young man. He was born to do this there is no doubt. Jaydee your parents must be some proud of you. I am so proud of you. There is notnig like a Canadian Idol!!!!!
omg, Jaydee is the best. i loooveee him! i love the style he sings, and hes so much more different then most ppl, and i really think he could bring country classics back to life:)
You are truly amazing Jaysee.
We know you will win and become the greatest entertainer in this century.
All the best and just keep doing what you are doing.
Hooray for Jaydee Bixby.
Meg
Good job Jaydee, Keep it going.
We in Ft. McMurray are rootin for ya
Hey Jaydee,
You are the best, all of Drumheller is rooting for you. I tell everyone to vote for you, even my relatives in Vancouver and Ontario, you go Jaydee. I have known your family for 50 years and you are the best.
Very excited to see how well you are preforming . The best of luck and continued success instead of you coming to sing with me maybe you will let me come and sing with you . Your friend from the Olde Grouche’s James Schewe
P.S. We are voting for you
Thanks, Joe!!! :)
I also love Jaydee!! I love everything… especially the way he spells his name. :P He’s makes me smile. He’s just so cuteeee!!!
The song that he sang is called “Sold (The Grundy Count Auction Incident)” by John Michael Montgomery.