The other members of Team Adam required no such excuses. It was only later that Levine let us know Wolpert, whom memberless coach CeeLo Green cited as a favorite, was under the weather. Levine noted that Wolpert had “kind of messed up in the middle” but that it didn’t matter because perfection was not the goal. Loaf’s stick-to-your-ribs rock classic, which was Levine’s pick, Wolpert sang a stripped-down, (perhaps overly) simple version of the White Stripes’ “Fell in Love With a Girl,” which he devoted to his dad, in part because he’d performed a Jack White song during his blind audition, and it had been his dad who had given him the “strength and confidence” to pursue his musical dreams. In addition to his theatrical take on Mr. Levine also let us know that Wolpert wasn’t feeling well, which may explain why he had a somewhat uneven showing Monday, when the singers each sang two songs: one chosen by his or her coach and the other chosen by the singer as a dedication to someone special in his or her life. After his team member James Wolpert performed the catchy tune at the tail end of Monday’s Top 6 performance show, Levine said the song had been rattling around in his head nonstop. Those of us “Voice” watchers who do - and I suspect I am not alone - can’t say Adam Levine didn’t warn us. Am I the only one who has Meat Loaf’s “I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” stuck in my head now?
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