Reports, Audio from Neil Sedaka Tribute Concert

We're bring you a compilation of reports off the boards from the Neil Sedaka 50th Anniversary Tribute Concert that is taking place right now in New York City.

Clay took the stage around 8:50 PM EDT tonight to perform Neil Sedaka's "Solitaire". A very low quality MP3 capture of the performance is already up at ClackUnlimited.

• "SOLITEEERRRRR.. said he looked really nice. .they are trying to take a picture..coming in loud and clear.. sining it like in concert durning NAT.. whow just whow.. I am shaking...hes singing soliteeer.. keeping to himself he plays the game.. whow his voice is spectacular.. just awesome"
• OMG!!! Major screams for Clay....suit, grey shirt, cute hair.....
  Not sure if she said he had a tie or not.....
  Singing Solitaire
• what freakin power..whow is all I can type.. hitting the high notes and now low range.. a little hope goes up in smoke.. just how it goes goes without saying.. SOLITEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRR
  RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.. HE FREAKIN NAILED IT.. TO OUTER SPACE. .HOLDING AND HOLDING THE CROWD IS WILD BESIDE THEMSELVES.. OH LOUSIE.. THE IS AWESOME .. AWEEE KEEPING TO HIMS SELF.. HE IS SOARING SOARING THE WALLS ARE VIBRATING
• This entire crowd is out of control.. the scsreaming is unbelievable. .David trying to calm them.. now talking.. lordy my whole desk was shaking.. maybe it we me lol.. that was beyond believable.. pray for clack

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Update: Just a couple of additions to the Neil Sedaka Reports in CDD's other "Tidbits 10/26" section. These are taken from The Clayboard:

Clay looked gorgeous.. dark gray pin striped suit.. gray shirt no tie.. hair..just beautiful breath taking.. wasn't shorter.. a tad longer .. just a tiny bit..same as last we saw him..he had bangs..

Report From Corabeth:

Gorgeous hair, gorgeous pinstiped suit, gorgeous man.

The cheekbones are back!!! No more round face! The "Clay face is back." He looked gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! The long face and jawline is back.

Solitaire gave them chills and got an amazing ovation. The entire audience stood up. The place just erupted.

David Foster played the piano for Clay and as Clay left the stage, David high-fived him.

They did some film tributes and Barry Manilow was on it and plugged his album and mentioned recording Solitaire. When David came out he said, "someone else recorded Solitaire, Barry."

Jaymes was there. So was Mary Brennan.

David said, when you write a great song you can sing it a Thousand Different Ways. He started to introduce Clay and stopped and said, "no need to go through all that -- Clay Aiken."