James Smith has been involved in the performing arts from a young age. At his first audition he performed his own take on Nina Simone’s ‘Feeling Good’, wowing the crowds and the judges with his music and personality.
As the crowd got behind him, he became more confident and Simon described his audition as ‘one of my favourite auditions so far’.
Tonight James returned to the BGT stage once again to see if he could capture the magic of his first audition once more and get the judges and the audience on side once more singing Gnarls Barkley’s Crazy.
These are his comments from the judges:
David Walliams: Incredible to hold people attention with just your voice and the guitar. Amazing song choice.
Alesha Dixon: You are super talented, that was a beautiful performance. You have just got it! I am so excited about you.
Amanda Holden: It was such a clean and confident performance. You suddenly looked so little up there. You delivered the goods so brilliantly.
Simon Cowell: James you came out here last and nailed it. That was on the money.
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