Angie Miller - Put It On Me - Live Best Performance - Sacramento CA

Angie Miller "Put It On Me"

Angie Miller's performance of "Put It On Me" at the Sacramento CA American Idol Concert was one of her best yet. This is a great song with incredible potential. The studio version is incredible. Angie Miller's stage presentation is always exciting as advertised. In fact Angie Miller could pull the audience into a frenzy with just a little more interaction beginning with the super fans up front. The backdrop video at the concert for Angie Miller's "Put It On Me" however is ridiculous. Angie's video backdrop for "Put It On Me" is a series of bowling balls falling, rolling and rising ugh. I get it, however, it doesn't work, it is distracting and dumb. The American Idol Concert producers need to show video of the fans having fun, singing with Angie or something from the upcoming video for this song to raise this performance up to the required excitement level deserved of this song. The seats you see are behind the stage left.
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Angie Miller "Put It On Me" by Steve Forrest Writer

Angie Miller "Put It On Me" Video by Augustgrl82

Angie Miller's New Song Put It On Me American Idol Tour

Angie Miller is currently on the American Idol tour. Along with Angie Miller's original "You Set Me Free" Angie has surprised her fans by doing another original called "Put It On Me". You can see her perform it live at the Kent Washington concert. The new song "Put It On Me" is excellent especially if you listen to the studio version teaser. If this song can hit the radio it can be a hit, a big hit, a super hit. "Put It On Me" has a great hook. In concert the backdrop video for the song is stupid, it looks like a pinball game or bowling, either way it detracts from the song and adds nothing. It needs to be removed immediately, instead just show a close up of Angie or something very simple. Angie needs to work on her song presentation, the scooping motion she does with her left hand arm needs to be changed to something less distracting, as the saying goes, sometimes less is more. Watch the teaser first, then watch the concert version of "Put It On Me".