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Jan Hoogendyk Better Known By His Stage Name Elvis Blue Born In Linden Gauteng Johannesburg South Africa On 28 December 1979 Is A South African Musician And Songwriter. He Is The Winner Of The Sixth Season Of South African Idols. In 2010 Elvis Blue Took Part In Idols South Africa And Was Announced Winner On The Finals Held On 2 November 2010. For The Finals He Sang "The Things My Father Said" Originally By Black Stone Cherry. He Was Awarded R250 000 A Record Deal As Well As A Car And R50 000 Worth Of Music Equipment. Elvis Received 64% Of The Votes. The Runner Up Was Lloyd Cele Who Sang Another Specially Written Song For Idols Titled "Thanks To You" Also Ended Up Receiving R250 000 Splitting The Grand Prize. In An Unprecedented Gesture Of Friendship Elvis And Lloyd Had Decided Before The Results Of The Final Show To Share The Cash Prize Equally. The Winning Song Became The Debut Single Of The Album "Elvis Blue".
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Biography - Elvis Blue
Jan Hoogendyk Better Known By His Stage Name Elvis Blue Born In Linden Gauteng Johannesburg South Africa On 28 December 1979 Is A South African Musician And Songwriter. He Is The Winner Of The Sixth Season Of South African Idols. In 2010 Elvis Blue Took Part In Idols South Africa And Was Announced Winner On The Finals Held On 2 November 2010. For The Finals He Sang "The Things My Father Said" Originally By Black Stone Cherry. He Was Awarded R250 000 A Record Deal As Well As A Car And R50 000 Worth Of Music Equipment. Elvis Received 64% Of The Votes. The Runner Up Was Lloyd Cele Who Sang Another Specially Written Song For Idols Titled "Thanks To You" Also Ended Up Receiving R250 000 Splitting The Grand Prize. In An Unprecedented Gesture Of Friendship Elvis And Lloyd Had Decided Before The Results Of The Final Show To Share The Cash Prize Equally. The Winning Song Became The Debut Single Of The Album "Elvis Blue".
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