In the early 1970s, audiences tuned in to watch the musical antics on the popular TV show The Partridge Family. The fictional hit makers included a pair of actual family members, David Cassidy and his real-life stepmom Shirley Jones, but otherwise fabricated the kinship for the sake of ratings and album sales. Not that anyone minded, of course, selling out stadiums, tons of merchandise, and staying on the air for four seasons, but imagine how much more fun it would be with a group of authentic relatives!
That’s what the crowd was treated to when the Garnett Family stepped on the Britain’s Got Talent stage. The judges have seen plenty of family acts cross their paths, like the married couple who stunned the viewers with their emotional dance routine, but Simon Cowell and crew were clearly taken aback by the vocal stylings of this group of ladies. Comprised of three sisters and their mom, they explain that they have been singing together, well, forever. After watching how seamlessly they synchronize their harmonies, it’s obvious they’ve spent years honing their impeccable sound.
However, they chose this daunting audience to be their first-ever performance in front of non-family members. As if the audition process weren’t nerve-racking enough! Tackling a cover of Jess Glynne’s “Take Me Home,” you can see Mom guiding her girls along the way as they kick things off. It doesn’t take long for the judges to start grooving along to their soulful voices as the crowd cheers them on.
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