Team Blake continues to grow on 'The Voice.' After adding two artists during the season premiere, Blake Shelton picked up three more on night two, Blind Joe and teens Emily Ann Roberts and Zach Seabaugh.

Blind Joe

Blind Joe was born three months premature and given a 2% chance of living. He survived but without his retinas. He received his first guitar at age 5 as a present from his grandpa who attached mailbox letters to the strings so he'd know what chords he was playing. Blind Joe started playing honky tonks in college and hasn't looked back. "No pun intended," he joked.

Blind Joe's audition of "If it Hadn't Been For Love" received four chair turn and had the coaches battling it would.

"How cool would it be to see you and Ronnie Millsap performing together on the CMA Awards," imagined Shelton. "There's only one Blind Joe. Come home. Come to my team."

Blind Joe went home to Team Blake and could give Shelton another win. He's THAT good.

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Zach Seabaugh

Is Zach Seabaugh Superman? The 16 year-old had Adam Levine pulling out all the stops after his performance of "Take Your Time." Pharrell did his best to convince the Clark Kent look a like to join his team but since he asked Blake "Is this a country song," during the auction, his chances were slim.

Not surprisingly, Zach went with Team Blake.

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Emily Ann Roberts

Emily Ann Roberts is only 16 years-old but has an old soul. Her performance of Lee Ann Womack's 'I Hope You Dance' had Adam and Blake fighting to win her over once again.

Roberts' influences include Ricky Skaggs and Patty Loveless. "Today's country music doesn't have much meaning. I want to make music that means something" and she'll be making it with the man in country msuic.

Despite Levine's best effort, Roberts chose to go with her heart and Team Blake.

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James Dupre

The surprise of the night came from James Dupre. The country artist who was signed to record deal that didn't pan out. His performance of Hoodie and the Blowfish's 'Let Her Cry' received a four chair turn and had Adam and Blake fighting once again.

"I believe you're better than any country singer on this show. I want to win and beat Blake with a country singer," Adam pleaded.

"Country music is my life. Even after this show, I want to make sure you get into the right hands," Blake promised.

"I pick Adam," replied Dupre, shocking everyone, including Adam.


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