The Voice: Gyth Rigdon pays tribute to coach Blake Shelton with rendition of his cover Goodbye Time

Gyth Rigdon paid tribute to his coach Blake Shelton with a rendition of Goodbye Time on Monday's episode of The Voice as the Live Cross Battles continued. Country hit: Gyth Rigdon performed the Conway Twitty song Goodbye Time that his coach Blake Shelton covered in 2004 on Monday's episode of The Voice on NBC Blake earlier during season 16 of the hit NBC show stole Gyth and predicted at the time that he would be in the finale. Standing ovation: The 42-year-old country star covered the song in his his 2004 third studio album Old school: Gythe performed an old-school country version of the song In agreement: Adam Levine agreed with Blake that Gyth was going to be in the finale Hit song: Blake is shown in November 2004 at the 38th annual Country Music Awards in Nashville shortly after releasing his third studio album Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill Abby countered with Cupid's Got A Shotgun by Carrie Underwood that her coach Kelly, 36, said was 'exciting'. Unique sound: Karly Moreno took on the Marian Hill song Down as she sang for Blake's team Emotional singer: Shawn gave an exuberant performance of Lay Me Down Adam's last remaining artist Kendra Checketts, 19, of San Diego was pitted against Jimmy Mowery, 31, who John previously stole from Adam's team. Last artist: Adam's last remaining artist performed Cold Water Nailed it: Jimmy Mowery took on the Shawn Mendes song Mercy Coming soon: The Voice host Carson Daly also plugged the upcoming Red Nose Day on May 23 on NBC Kelly chose Rebecca Howell, 18, as she challenged John who countered with Beth Griffith-Manley, 46, of Detroit.