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The buzz is back, and just like before, you don't have to sing it well, you just have to sing it right in CMT's take on musical chairs... Recaps by Chico Alexander, GSNN
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Episode 2 We're "On the Road Again" as we look for someone who knows 60% of their country music for $10,000! ROUND 1: Pick Four. - 2003, Brooks & Dunn, "Red Dirt Road" Sunny: "And
where I went to school..." Totally wrong - 1999, the Dixie Chicks, "Ready to Run" Randy: "Ready ready
ready ready ready." ... No. - 1990, Clint Black, "Put Yourself in My
Shoes" Sunny: "I'd walk right back to me." CORRECT! One more. - 1975, Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody" Randy: "Should I
do the fandango?" No. Now that we have four, it's time to bee! First, though... let's meet the players.
Rivalry forming... Round 2: RANDOM SHUFFLE (5 points per lyric) - 1996, Ricochet, "Daddy's Money" (up it
deadly combination all a Add it's) - 2004, Keith Urban, "Days Go By" (feel
in a 'em hand flyin' can window the the I wind like out) - 1975, ZZ Top, "Tush" (downtown lookin'
just I'm take for me Lord some tush) - 2006, Taylor Swift, "Should've Said No"
(no baby you and should've me might You have still said) After round 2: Round 3: SINGING WITH THE ENEMY (5 points per line) First up, Sonya & Matt. - 1993, Toby Keith, "Should've Been a Cowboy" BAND: I'll bet you've never heard ole
Marshal Dillon say / Miss kitty have you ever thought of running away /
settling down, would you marry me Matt gets two for 10, while Sonya gets one for 5 more. They're tied at 10. Next is Sunny & John. - 2003, Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett, "It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere" BAND: The sun is hot and that old clock
is movin' slow... John gets one for 5. Sunny... still blanking. After round 3: Round 4: KARAOKE CHALLENGE (2 points for every missing word) First up is Sunny with zero. - 2008, Lady Antebellum, "Love Don't Live Here" Sunny gets... creative. She has two right for 4 points. She's on the board, but she's out of the game. John tries to stay in the game with... - 2006, Trace Adkins, "Ladies Love Country Boys" John... also creative. He got two right for 4, giving him to 9. Unfortunately, that also means he's going home. So Star Trek... Star Wars... A ninja cares not about these things. Sonya's next, and this is for control in the Chorus Showdown. - 1985, Tears for Fears, "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" Sonya gets a nice ten for 20, giving her 30. Matt needs to beat 30 to get control in the next round. - 2002, Rascal Flatts, "Mayberry" Matt gets six for 12, giving him 22. So it's Sonya vs. Matt in... Round 5: CHORUS SHOWDOWN Sonya has control in this round. The year and artist... 2006, Sugarland. Sonya plays. - 2006, Sugarland, "Everyday America" That didn't last long. It was "everybody's dreaming big." Now all Matt has to do is not screw up on this song and the trophy is his. - 2006, Rodney Atkins, "If You're Going
Through Hell" Close, it was "keep on going". Sonya has another shot. - 1961, Patsy Cline, "Crazy" Matt has one more shot to force a tiebreaker. - 1977, Kenny Rogers, "Lucille" But now it's time to play for the money. You have seven songs. Every correct song will give you $500. Get five before you get three strikes, and you win $10,000! But get three strikes, and you leave with whatever money you made. It's time... for the FINAL COUNTDOWN! Singers: "Five, four, three two one, it's the Final Countdown." Sorry, folks, but I miss Ray Chew's intro.
So in the end, it was the comeback of the week, and all Sonya had to do was remember the words to a Vicki Lawrence remake. Easy, right? Only if you're on the couch. More great music next week. Remember, you don't have to sing it well, just as long as you sing it right. Take us home, Steve. For lyrics from the songs featured in tonight's show, go to www.cmt.com, keyword "Singing Bee". |
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