Friday, July 27, 2012

The Return of David Cook



                His last journey to the Philippines was on May 16, 2009 together with his good friend, the charming and talented David Archuleta.  Now he comes back!  On the night of July 14, 2012, The Dome was not filled up but I can still feel the adrenaline up till now with the mean guitar playing and strummed bass of Monty and Devin coupled with the drum beating by Nick with smooth keyboards of Andy and the signature raspy, full, strong vocals of David Roland Cook.

                You’d notice how he thanked the people who came after every song.  I squealed with delight as he sang my favourite songs of his that includes “Come Back To Me” and “Leave A Light On.”  From his American Idol Season 7 songlist that became such a hit, Mariah Carey’s “Always Be My Baby” had the loudest cheers and loud concert karaoke going on.  It was such a kilig moment when Yeng Constantino threw in her powerful vocals on that duet and most especially after their big bear hug.

                No wonder he has this special quality of a drawl when he sings.  He’s a Houston, Texas native.  His rare talent has been taking him 15 years in the making and going on, that’s a wow perseverance!   He may not have the dancing moves, but he surely knows how to groove your soul with his ballad rock beats. 

                What I loved the most was how enthusiastic he is in being able to come back here to our beautiful tropical islands.  Maybe being a tour guide would be really nice for him and his bandmates.  

                A one hour and a half show, the amplifying of the instruments and screaming as loud as I could I think has busted my eardrums!  I brought along home for me his sophomore album as a souvenir.  With this cd, I can relive the concert with his new, heart tugging rock ballad makers.  Maraming salamat David!  Mabuhay!      

by:  Lorelie Dino  COPYRIGHT 2012

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

What's Cooking?

The current last song fighting for you hitmaker is back in town!  His last landing here in our shores was on May 16th of the lucky 2009 year. 

No other than, Mr. David Cook