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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 4 You don't have to be a "Redneck Woman" to play for $10,000, you just have to know the words to some of the music that rocks your world (only 40% of the time, though). It's a little thing we do called "The Singing Bee". ROUND 1: Pick Four. - 2004, Big & Rich, "Save A Horse (Ride A
Cowboy)" Lana: "And
you save a horse..." NOPE. - 1982, Dexy's Midnight Runners, "Come On
Eileen" JG: "Everything you
mean to..." Good try. - 2008, Montgomery Gentry, "Back When I
Knew It All" Susan: "Back when I
didn't..." No, you didn't. One more. - 1992, Billy Ray Cyrus, "Achy Breaky
Heart" Lana: "He
just might up and kill this man." Close. Now that we have four, let's stop talking about it and start "bee-ing" about it. First, let's meet the players.
ROUND 2: Random Shuffle (5 points per lyric) - 2006, Keith Urban, "I Told You So"
(that say an I say won't you're sorry so you I No told don't) - 1989, Alannah Myles, "Black Velvet"
(for he word sang of you every song that was Every) - 1972, Loggins & Messina, "Your Mama
Don't Dance" (dance and don't and Your daddy don't rock roll your mama) - 2004, Darryl Worley, "Awful Beautiful
Life" (crazy magic life almost beautiful sometimes awful tragic I love
almost this) After round 2: ROUND 3: Singing With The Enemy (5 points per lyric) First is Heath & Juliet. - 2003, Brad Paisley, "Celebrity" BAND: Someday I'm gonna be famous / Do I
have talent, well, no / These days you don't really need it, SWEEP for 15 each! Next is Lori & JG. - 1980, Johnny Lee, "Lookin' for Love" BAND: I spent a lifetime lookin' for you
/ Single bars and good time lovers One a piece is 5 a piece. After round 3: ROUND 4: Karaoke Challenge (2 points per word) Lori goes first. She needs three to stay in this. - 2006, Rodney Atkins, "These Are My People" Lori gets six for 12, giving her 22. Can JG beat that? - 1977, Meat Loaf, "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" JG picks up 12... words for 24 points, giving him 34! Nice job... - 2005, Faith Hill, "Mississippi Girl" He almost sweeps it, getting 14 for 28, giving him 43. He's definitely in the final round. And not only that, he's pretty good sounding as well. Will Juliet join him? - 1990, Garth Brooks, "Friends in Low Places" Juliet... SWEEPS! She has 45, so it's her in control against Heath in... ROUND 5: Chorus Showdown The song is from Taylor Swift in 2008. Juliet... PLAYS. - 2008, Taylor Swift, "White Horse" Juliet: "And he came on..." Nope, it's "I'm not a princess." Heath can seal the deal here. - 2008, George Strait, "I Saw God Today" Heath: "His fingerprints are every..." No, it's "I've been to church, I've read the book..." Juliet gets another chance with... - 1976, Kansas, "Carry On Wayward Son" Juliet: "Carry on wayward son." NO! It was "Carry on my wayward son." Heath, again, can seal the deal here... - 1977, Eddie Money, "Two Tickets to Paradise" Heath: "I've got two tickets to paradise.... *honk*" Well, you got ONE line. This is going to a Sudden Death Tiebreaker... The tiebreaker is 1970... Lynn Anderson. That's Heath. "Pass." Juliet, it's all you. - 1970, Lynn Anderson, "(I Never Promised
You A) Rose Garden" Juliet: "That we had." No, it's "while we can", and Heath is playing for the money! Time for Nashville boy to do the Bee proud. Seven songs, each one worth $500. Get five before you get three strikes, and you're $10,000 richer. It's time... for the FINAL COUNTDOWN!
And here comes the confetti as Heath takes the title, the trophy, and the presidential flash cards. 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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