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December 23rd, 2006 11:54 PM
I was elated to be at the Englewood concert and had front row CENTER. My husband and myself were lucky enough to be called on by Clay during his banter. He asked if my husband was dragged to the concert and how many we attended and how long we were married. He sang TCS to us. THOSE EYES........... OMG. I gave him a box of Mac and Cheese and after DSIAFCD he came back and scooped it up and ran off stage. It is an will be the most memorable night of my life. My husband said about a week later that Clay's Christmas CD is the only one he really enjoys. Now there is a Clayvert.
Marie
December 24th, 2006 1:40 AM
Thanks for a great article on an entertainer who is so deserving of the praise. It's refreshing to read an article by someone who "gets it." Sadly, the world is full of people who don't have a clue what this young man is all about. For those of us who DO know, he never ceases to amaze and thrill us. He always keeps it fresh and new. Clay has a voice that reaches to the stars and his sense of humor is amazing, and getting sharper all the time. I'm so glad so many "first-timers" were able to see this Christmas show because it only takes once and you're hooked!
December 24th, 2006 10:07 AM
Thanks so much for the great article on OMC or "Our Man Clay" as we Claymates call him. I was fortunate enough to see Clay at Williamsport after traveling 5 hours by car to get there. I am so glad that you "get it"!!! Clay not only sings but performs stand-up comedy during the shows and has a wit about him that is sharp as a tack. He also always stresses to his audience to give to others in need. His unselfishness (which is very uncommon in this business unless a photo-op is involved) has been shown to us many times by his deeds such as running to an ambulance that brought a fan to Wolftrap and going into the ambulance and visiting personally with the fan who was dying of cancer. She has since passed away and we only learned about it from her sister who told us--no flashbulbs, no cameras, no photo-op--just Clay doing what Clay does on a regular bases--showing kindness and caring to his VERY loyal fans who will travel great distances just to see him. We will follow his tours forever and this is the reason why. Entertainers like Clay don't come along often and I have never followed anyone's career like I follow Clay's. I will continue to go to concerts and support Clay forever!!
December 24th, 2006 11:16 AM
What's left to say? Thanks, Clay, for all you give!
December 24th, 2006 11:39 AM
Thank you SO much for the wonderful review.
Clay will have his fans following him to Europe and any Eastern country on the globe if need be! His incredible talent, kindness, and fabulous personality are what make Clay Our Man Forever.
Shari S. in Indianapolis
December 24th, 2006 11:59 AM
I went to the Clay Aiken Christmas concert with my wife, who is a Clay fan. This was the 4th show I have been too.
I have to say, this was my favorite of them so far. Clay has found his element as far as I am concerned with just an orchestra and himself on stage. His vocal power is amazing and I never knew such a comedian was inside him as well. Hopefully, Clay and his management will continue down this path. I think it is far to say that he is the next Frank, Dean, or Andy!
December 24th, 2006 6:53 PM
Thank you so much for such a well written article and as you have noticed yourself, someone can be clayverted very easily. Unless one takes the time to see the concert and to hear the banter of his wit and intelligence do they ever know what this young man with a vocal range-wow-they just don't understand how so many people get him. Thanks for boarding the plane.
December 24th, 2006 6:56 PM
I live outside of Chattanooga, TN and have not seen Clay in concert, yet. As much as I'd have loved to have seen him, I'd rather miss him and give Clay time to recuperate than for Clay and his crew to add another venue to his schedule.
Merry Christmas!
December 25th, 2006 9:12 AM
Great article..thanks for saying what we all feel.
December 26th, 2006 12:36 PM
thanks so much for adding the picture of my daughter at wilkes barre..this was a dream come true for her!!!!!!!!!!!! I have not had many great things happen to me but this man has made my daughters dream come true at the age of 6!!! Truly an incredible man!!!!!!!!
December 27th, 2006 8:21 AM
Pam-keep watching the WB photo thread on the Clayboard, I will be posting more pics from that show after the holidays are over...look for my tag!
December 27th, 2006 6:41 PM
Thanks for the great review. We saw Clay at West Point. The theater was sold out, and we had to walk a distance from our parking lot, but it was worth all the effort. He sang effortlessly and his repartee was outstanding.
January 2nd, 2007 7:34 PM
I am also in the "danger" zone of the Pacific Northwest. Alas, this was the first Christmas concert tour I've missed, and I was so sad about it. I had to fly to Alantic City to see the JBT! Clay...please don't keep leaving your fans in the PNW out; we love you too!
I loved this review. Thanks so much!
September 10th, 2007 2:58 AM
Love Clay in concert. But alone with just the symphony was an unbelievable experience. He held the audience in tbe palm of his hand for 2 hours. Not an easy feat.
December 15th, 2007 1:25 PM
i'm sorry but your wrong clay didnt come out to greet his fans after the easton show he blew us off he went right on his tour bus he didnt even think to look at us or even wave, i know that is very much unlike him but what the hey i waited for almost an hr outside in the cold in a dress none the less for him and i didnt even get a look or even a wave but dont worry claymates i still love him he's gotta have a reason why he didnt come out