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Final 40 Britains Got Talent 2009 – The Final Results

OK, so we now know who the top 40 acts are who will compete in the LIVE Semi-Finals.

Only 10 acts can make it through to the Grand Final.

Below is the full top 40 list of acts who will perform over the 5 LIVE Semi-Final’s – 8 acts will perform each night:

Aidan Davis – Dancer

Ben and Becky – Ballroom Dancers

Brit Chix – Rock Band

Callum Francis – Musical Theatre

Darth Jackson – Michael Jackson/ Darth Vader Impersonator

DCD Seniors – Dance Troupe

Diversity – Street Dancers

DJ Talent – Rapper

Dream Bears- Comedy Dancers

Fabia Cerra – Burlesque Dancer

Faces of Disco – Comedy Dancers

Flawless – Street Dancers

Floral High Notes – Flower Arranging and Opera Singing

Fred Bowers – Breakdancer

Gareth Oliver – Comedy Impersonator

Good Evans – Family Singing Group

Greg Pritchard – Male Soprano

Harmony – Musical Theatre

Hollie Steel – Singer/ Dancer

Hot Honeyz – Dancers

Jackie Prescott and Tippy Toes – Dog Act

Jamie Pugh – Singer

Julia Naidenko – Belly Dancer

Julian Smith – Saxophonist

Kay Oresanya – The Living Saxophone

Luke Clements – Juggler/ Street Performer

Mama Trish – Drag Act

Martin Machum – Guitarist

MD Showgroup – Dancers

Merlin Cadogan – Physical Performer

Natalie Okri – Singer

Nick Hell – Street Performer

Shaheen Jafargholi – Singer

Shaun Smith – Singer

Stavros Flatly – Comedy Dancers

Sue Son – Violinist

Sugarfree – Street Dancers

The Barrow Boys – Wheelbarrow Dancing

2 Grand – Singers.

Two acts from each of the live shows will go through to perform in the Final. The act with the highest number of public votes goes through to the final automatically, with the second and third-placed performers vying for the crucial judges’ choice

Tomorrow nights Semi-Final line up to perform is :

Darth Jackson – Michael Jackson/ Darth Vader Impersonator

Diversity – Street Dancers

Faces of Disco – Comedy Dancers

Julia Naidenko – Belly Dancer

Natalie Okri – Singer

Nick Hell – Street Performer

Sue Son – Violinist

For the  people who dont live in the uk here is a link to watch Britain`s got Talent live just let media player open and enjoy the show

Piers Morgan – Shaun Smith could win this year’s show

Shaun Smith

Piers Morgan has predicted that new Britain’s Got Talent singer Shaun Smith could win this year’s show.

The 17-year-old from Lichfield, Staffordshire, sang a version of the Bill Withers soul classic ‘Ain’t No Sunshine’, which won a standing ovation from the audience.

Judge Simon Cowell said: “You reminded me of Mick Hucknall – but good looking. And with a personality.”

Morgan wrote on his blog: “At at the end of the show came another young singer who I think has a genuinely good chance of winning this year.

“He’s got the looks, youth, and ‘cool’ factor that will get the ladies hitting their phones to vote. And as we saw with George Sampson last year, that can be a very powerful weapon.”

He added that despite Smith’s chances, ” Susan Boyle is still the one to beat, no question of that”.

Shaun Smith Audition

Shaun Smith audition, what an amazing performance, I can see Shaun Smith infront of the queen

Shaun Smith the next Mick Hucknall?

shaunsmith

Student Shaun Smith has won comparisons to Mick Hucknall after wowing the Britain’s Got Talent judges with his audition.

The 17-year-old – who will be seen on Saturday’s show – only auditioned on the advice of his grandmother, but won raves from the panel.

“You remind me of Mick Hucknall ,” Simon Cowell told him, “but good-looking. You’ve got a very authentic sounding voice.”

However Amanda Holden had some constructive advice for the teenager after picking up on his body language. “Take your hands out your pockets and believe in yourself,” she said.

Shaun told the Sun, “I’ve been singing as long as I can remember but I’ve never sung at anything this big before.”

“My mates get me nervous as they could rip me to shreds.”

Other highlights of Saturday night’s show are set to include Merlin Cadogan, who warns the judges that his Houdini act could prove fatal, opera singing waiter Greg Pritchard and an act called Mr Methane – who appals the panel with his ‘windy’ rendition of the Blue Danube waltz.

“You are a disgusting creature,” Simon told him.