The Voice: Kelly Clarkson plays hardball to gain Alicia Keys fan Hannah Goebel by blocking Girl On Fire singer

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Kelly Clarkson played hardball against Alicia Keys on The Voice on Monday night while vying for soulful singer Hannah Goebel.

Twenty-year-old Hannah had sung Alicia's hit song If I Ain't Got You, turning four chairs.

But 35-year-old Kelly, the winner of the first season of American Idol, blocked Alicia to improve her chances.

Soul singer: Hannah Goebel performed a song by judge Alicia Keys during Monday's episode of The Voice

'She's singing Alicia Keys, I stand no chance in this, so I had to block her,' protested Kelly who got up to belt out some Alicia while lobbying for Hannah.

'Your dreams were crushed today,' remarked 38-year-old Adam Levine, who called himself 'a really good coach'.

'I love you, I don't know how much more of a browbeating I can take,' said Blake Shelton, who has won The Voice six times in the past.

Hannah chose Kelly as her coach after her performance ended two hours of blind auditions on the NBC talent show.

Power move: Kelly Clarkson blocked Alicia Keys to improve her chances to land Hannah

Blocked out: Alicia was blocked by Kelly from lobbying for Hannah

Tough call: Hannah after getting all four chairs to turn ultimately picked Kelly as her coach

First of the night was 33-year-old Nashville singer Stephanie Skipper who took on the Kelly Clarkson song Piece By Piece.

Kelly didn't turn her chair, and Stephanie ended up on Team Adam, despite a bid from Blake.

'I'm so mad I didn't turn,' said Kelly, who cried and went to hug Stephanie on stage.

First up: Nashville singer Stephanie Skipper was the first to perform as the blind auditions continued

Next was 37-year-old Tish Haynes Keys who had a baby at age 15.

Tish, a pastor's daughter from Missouri, did Aretha Franklin's Chain Of Fools.

'You just killed Aretha Franklin…I'm hot, I'm sweating,' exclaimed Kelly, but Tish chose Adam.

Pastor's daughter: Tish Haynes Keys performed Aretha Franklin's Chain Of Fools

Tennessee dad and Apple store genius Bransen Ireland did Don Williams' 1982 track Tulsa Time.

Bransen chose Blake over Adam.

'That's country!' exclaimed Blake, a 41-year-old country crooner and veteran of The Voice.

It's time: Bransen Ireland performed Tulsa Time and chose Blake Shelton as his coach

Kelly gained an R&B lover next with 16-year-old California singer Teana Boston.

The honor-roll student did Unfaithful by Rihanna.

'I'm gonna win this show…I should start a record company right now!' yelled Kelly.

Teen talent: Teana Boston performed Unfaithful by Rihanna and landed on Kelly's team

Pink-haired former police cadet Miya Bass sang Issues by Julia Michaels.

The 28-year-old New Yorker joined Team Adam.

'If you pulled me over with that hair I'd be like: ''I am not messing with this lady, she is badass'',' joked the Maroon 5 frontman.

Pink hair: Miya Bass advanced after her rendition of Issues

Kentucky teen Livia Faith plays a ukulele she named 'Henry'.

The high school senior joined Team Alicia after singing a new arrangement of the Ella Fitzgerald classic Dream A Little Dream Of Me.

'I think you're different from everybody else,' said Kelly, but Alicia won Livia after singing Earth Angel with her.

Kentucky teen: Livia Faith chose Alicia to be her coach after singing a new arrangement of the Ella Fitzgerald classic Dream A Little Dream Of Me

Team Blake gained Nashville accountant Jordan Kirkdorffer.

The spreadsheet-loving 28-year-old singer performed In Case You Didn't Know by Brett Young.

Blake advised him to 'take a little drink' before he gets on stage in future.

Nashville accountant: Jordan Kirkdorffer performed In Case You Didn't Know by Brett Young

Country star: Blake pressed his button for Jordan

'Your performance was multi faceted,' cooed Adam, who also wanted Jordan.

Shana Halligan is the daughter of one of the founding members of Blood, Sweat & Tears.

The 44-year-old Los Angeles mom belted out Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down).

Unique voice: Shana Halligan belted out Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) and got Alicia to turn

Alicia was the only one to turn.

'I don't know what's the matter with them,' said the 37-year-old Girl On Fire singer, gesturing to the other judges.

Next was Texan youth choir director Gary Edwards.

Fan favorite: Alicia as the only coach to turn for Shana

The 26-year-old did a rendition of What's Going On by Marvin Gaye.

Blake and Adam battled it out, with Adam victorious.

'I was dumb, I should have turned around, maybe I can steal you,' lamented Kelly.

Solid rendition: Gary Edwards advanced after his rendition of What's Going On by Marvin Gaye

Shy Florida teen Mercedes Ferreira-Dias did a competent rendition of All I Ask, but didn't get a turn.

'That was so close,' sighed Kelly.

'Come back,' agreed Adam.

The Voice continues with more blind auditions on Tuesday on NBC.

Come back: Adam Levine encouraged Mercedes Ferreira-Dias to return after she failed to get any chairs to turn