Made it to the Top 11

Melinda Doolittle sang Home (Diana Ross).She was the favourite of all that night.She presented herself great and the judges loved the way she delivered.she is the strongest now.

Made it to the Top 11.

Top 12 (American Idol)season 6

Song themes
Just as was done in season 5, the performers whose themes are performed do not appear as judges. Instead, they "coach" the contestants on the theme.
Week 1 (March 13th) ~ Diana Ross
Week 7 (April 24th) ~ Inspirational Music (announced)

Elimination Round Three

Melinda Doolittle made it to the Top 12.

Elimination Round Three

Round 3 Melinda Doolittle sang "I'm a Woman (Peggy Lee/Maria Muldaur) "Simon and Paula thought she was the best vocalist in the group.The Results are yet to come.Log on to night to get the results.

Elimination Round Two

Round 2 Melinda Doolittle sang "My Funny Valentine (Chet Baker and many others) ".Passed the Round.

Elimination Round One

Melinda Doolittle age 29, auditioned in Memphis, and is from Brentwood, Tennessee. Despite being a professional back-up singer, she admitted she was still tense and nervous about competing in the show. She auditioned with "For Once In My Life" popularized by Stevie Wonder, and was met with universal praise from the three judges on her vocal ability. The judges did express concern about her nerves and told her to believe in herself. She has sang back up for Aaron Neville.

Round 1 Melinda Doolittle sang "(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone (Aretha Franklin) ."Passed the Round.

Melinda Doolittle (Passed The First Elimination Round)

Melinda Doolittle auditioned in Memphis, and is from Brentwood, Tennessee. Despite being a professional back-up singer, she admitted she was still tense and nervous about competing in the show. She sang "For Once In My Life" popularized by Stevie Wonder, and was met with universal praise from the three judges on her vocal ability. The judges did express concern over her nerves and told her to believe in herself.
(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone (Aretha Franklin)