Richard Goodall and his band wow an audience with Any Way You Want It, as his tenor brings back the magic of ’70s and ’80s rock legends

In an unforgettable performance over the Fourth of July weekend, Richard Goodall, affectionately known as the “singing janitor,” delighted a crowd of over 3,000 people at a free concert held at the fairgrounds in his hometown. The event featured Goodall performing alongside his original band, showcasing his incredible vocal talent and charisma.

 

Despite the lack of professional equipment, Goodall’s rendition of “Any Way You Want It” left the audience spellbound. The fairgrounds, situated in a town of around 4,000 residents, transformed into a vibrant celebration of music and community as fans gathered to support one of their own.

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Goodall’s rise to fame began as a janitor who sang while working, quickly earning him a dedicated following. His recent performance further solidified his reputation as a rising star in the music world. Attendees described him as a very nice and humble man, emphasizing that he truly deserves the recognition.

This singing janitor undoubtedly deserves an even bigger crowd in the future, and his community stands behind him as he pursues his dreams.

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