"The Voice" is back on Monday, but right now fans can check out a sneak peek at a contestant who got all four coaches to turn their chairs.
Barrett Baber tackled The Jeff Healey Band's "Angel Eyes," and quickly won support from Coach Adam Levine (who turned first), followed a mere half a second later by Blake Shelton. Returning Coach Gwen Stefani turned third, followed by Pharrell.
Having all turned their big red chairs long before his passionate performance was over, all of the coaches had time to get ready to fight for the high school teacher from Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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"I'm trying to pioneer a new sound maybe, in country music, with some soul," Barrett told the coaches when Blake asked what kind of music he does. "There's some really great music out there, but I think there's a place for me, for this voice."
Blake compared Barrett to Garth Brooks, and played up his own country credentials to try and sway the singer. Gwen called him "incredible" in her pitch, and Pharrell said he turned his chair because he wanted to support the voice he heard. Adam though, not only said Barrett was one of his favorites, but he gave a very passionate pitch.
"I will destroy for you. I am on fire for you. I want you on my team, so badly," Adam said.
To find out who Barrett picked, tune in for "The Voice" Season 9 premiere, Monday night at 8/7c on NBC.
-- Jolie Lash
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