American Idol favorite Danny Gokey debuted his first single "It's Only" this morning on FM 106.1 in his hometown of Milwaukee.
You can hear Danny Gokey's song, "It's Only" on the radio station website.
So what do you think? Was country a good genre for him to pursue? And how do you think his song compares to his co-finalists' Adam Lambert and Kris Allen's new music?
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Danny has set the bar very high with his debut song. "It's Only" is the perfect blend of stunning, distinctive vocals and a beautiful message that comes from the heart. Danny has delivered exactly what he promised. His album can't be released soon enough!
Couldn't be happier about Danny's new single! I love everything about it! I'm really not a Country fan (except for Carrie Underwood), but I'm a Christian, and this is the type of music I love, so can't wait for the entire album. Danny's voice is remarkable, and I do consider him "the best" of Season 8, though I love Kris too.
SLB ~ great post! I couldn't agree more! The Glamberts are out in full force, as usual, full of hate for anybody but their boy Adam!
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