I've played Charlene and Chyna Black more times than any song in my entire playlist. Those songs are just amazing.
I just got back from the concert, and I would like to say.. whoever decided to schedule the concert DURING the Red Soxs game across the street the stadium was a complete idiot. Traffic during the Red Soxs game here in Boston is like traffic in New York City during rush hour. Sheer madness! Perhaps that was the reason why Anthony Hamilton was late.. because he showed up an hour and a half late! The people in the club were about to turn the place upside down.
Anthony Hamilton mixed his songs fairly well, from older songs to his newer ones. I prefer his older albums, but I didn't mind listening to his newer songs. I had a problem with his act though. He was doing a lot of dancing and letting his backup take over for his singing, and I'm like, "Dude, I came here to listen to you sing.. now could you actually try to sing?" Still, as a performance artist, he was entertaining to watch. There was a lot of interaction with the crowd, even going into the crowd and dancing with the fans. At one point, someone grabbed his hat and passed it around. Anthony Hamilton was like, "Man, when you guys stole my hat, I was 'bout ready to call up the poh-lice!"
He had a bunch of one-liners that were pretty funny.
Much like the rest of you, 'Charlene' is absolutely my favorite song by him, but when he sung it, it really wasn't impressive. His voice was lower than the music playing, even his backup singers sounded clearer than he did. I was disappointed. However, there was one point at the concert where the crowd was chanting, "LUCILLE! LUCILLE!" Then he sung the song impressively!
All in all, my first concert (Mogwai) was a lot better than this concert, but I still enjoyed myself watching Anthony Hamilton perform. It was more like a party kind of concert, not the kind of concert you go to actually listen to music (that is what Mogwai is for!
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Songs I wish were sung at the concert (and sung well):
Pass Me Over
Chyna Black
I Cry
Georgie Parker
Day Dreamin'
) in my opinion. I'm glad to finally have somebody who can actually sing in R&B. 
He is truly a real singer with real talent.
