Britain's Got Talent judges in tears after Manchester pianist's moving tribute to late father
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukAlesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were left in tears during Saturday night's semi-final after Manchester pianist Jon Courtenay performed.
The musical comedian had them in tears - of laughter and emotion - during the performance, which paid tribute to his late father.His song about his childhood saw the 46-year-old go straight through to the finals.He said his parents, who were both entertainers, were the 'greatest double act'.Paying a touching tribute to his dad in his performance, Jon sang: "Dad was still laughing until his final bow and the memories of him make us laugh even now."Mum said 'never give up' and she knows I love her, but even she never dreamed I’d get a golden buzzer."Just like I watched my mum and her dreams come true now, she.
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