- Let's go for who needs to hear things the longest.
I bet we can win that one.
- Yeah, right.
- Somebody get the extinguisher, 'cause I'm getting smoked here.
- ♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) So today, we've got a challenge for you.
- Okay.
- (FBE) We're going to play you part of a song
and the first person who guesses the song title
and the artist correctly gets a point.
- Okay. - Okiedoke
- That sounds good.
- (FBE) Today's theme is '60s songs.
- Oh good, okay. - The '60s?
- Yes, okay. We have a chance.
We have a chance on the '60s.
- I remember the songs and I can remember
some of the lyrics, but... - Do you remember the '60s?
- (laughs) - That's the important part.
- That's the important part.
- It is on. - I don't know that I'll
know names, but that's some of my favorite stuff.
- (FBE) Here's the first second of your first song.
- It's Motown.
- Temptations. Ain't Too Proud to Beg.
- (buzzer) - Ooh, I thought she was gonna
say it was correct. I'm getting the tune
a little bit, but I-- no.
- Oh, I don't know it. It's a blues song.
- Okay that's good, give me clues. - It's pop R and B.
- We need to hear more, obviously. - One more.
- I know it's Aretha Franklin. Respect again?
- (buzzer) - No.
- Aretha Franklin. What You Want, Baby I Got It.
- (buzzer) - Ah.
(singing) ♪ What you want ♪ Is he sure?
All right. - It sounds like it, but it's not.
- Chubby Checker. The Twist.
- (ding) - Wow.
That was good. I'm impressed.
One second, wow. That was good.
I'm in trouble.
- (FBE) All right, here's two seconds.
- Now see, I should know this song. It sounds really familiar.
- You do know it? - No!
Let's go for who needs hear things the longest.
I bet we can win that one. - Yeah, right.
- Ah, Chubby Checker and The Twist.
- (ding) - Wow.
Good for you, girl.
- Chubby Checker. The Twist.
- (ding) - Good job.
- That extra second comes in handy.
- Yes.
- Okay, I'm gonna guess. Is it Twist and Shout
by I don't know? - (buzzer)
- (FBE) Let's try five seconds.
- Ah. - Now this is getting embarrassing.
- I know it's pop R and B. I can't think of the artist.
I can't think of the song. - No, but it sounds really familiar!
- But it sounds familiar.
- ♪ Come on baby ♪
- It is Twist and Shout. - It's Twist and Shout.
- But who did that? Is that... - Twist and Shout.
- The Twist. Chubby Checker.
- All right! - (ding)
- I used to dance to that Twist. - I love that dance.
It was like dry yourself.
Dry yourself with a towel. - Move your butt back and forth.
- Just dry yourself with a towel. It was so easy.
You didn't have to worry about steps.
- (FBE) All right, here's the first second of your next song.
- Oh, bass drum. Don't wanna give my opponent
anything here. Hmm.
- No clue. - Mm hm.
- Oh, boom p'boom. That...
- Yeah, go ahead, give us a clue here.
- My clue is I don't have a clue.
- Oh.
- (singing) ♪ Have to see him again ♪
- Beast Boys. Big Girls Don't Cry.
- (buzzer) - Ohh.
- (singing) ♪ Here comes my baby ♪ - Is it?
- (singing) ♪ Walking on down the line ♪
- By? - By?
- Yeah, who sang it? - I don't know.
- Uh, Four Seasons. Another second?
- I'm blanking out. - Another second?
- Ronnie and the Ronettes. Rebel.
- (buzzer) - I'm gonna guess
Doo Ron Ron. Ronnie and the Ronettes.
- (buzzer) - Ah.
Maybe. I thought maybe!
Who knew? - Who knew?
- I think I got the artist, but I can't think of the song.
- Good for you. - Well, I don't know if it's right.
- (laughs)
- Ooh, that's not it. - Oh, that's not from the
Four Seasons at all. - Is it the Marvelettes?
- (buzzer) - Okay.
- This is probably wrong. And Then He Kissed Me
by the Shirelles. - (buzzer)
- (laughs)
- Be My Baby by Ronnie and the Ronettes.
- (ding) - Yes.
Somebody get the extinguisher, 'cause I'm getting smoked here.
- Well I can hear their triplets. I don't have a clue.
- Me neither.
- ♪ The night we ♪
- (singing) ♪ Da da da if I da da you so ♪
♪ da da da da I'd never let you go ♪
- But who is it? It's not the Shirelles, is it?
- The Shirelles. Tonight.
- (buzzer)
- Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow by Tammy and the Wynettes.
I don't know. - (buzzer)
- No, not Tammy and the Wynettes. That's funny.
- Thank you, okay. - That is very funny, not.
- That sounds good. - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
by the Shirelles. - (buzzer)
- Oh, dang! It's wrong!
- (FBE) Last chance. Here's fifteen seconds.
- ♪ The night we met I knew I knew I needed you so ♪
- Is it just Tomorrow by the Shirelles?
- (buzzer) - (laughs)
- I Need You So by the Shirelles.
- (buzzer) - Ah.
I'd like to buy a vowel. - (laughs)
- Be My Baby. The Shirelles.
- (buzzer) - (laughs)
That's as good as it gets for me. - Baby Washington.
Be My Baby. Be My Little Baby.
- (buzzer) - I give up.
- I give up.
- I don't know. I do not know this.
- (FBE) This is Be My Baby by the Ronettes.
- Oh! - (both) The Ronettes.
- It was so long, I forgot, - That was, yeah,
- You know what I mean? - It was a long time.
- Ronettes, ah. - Close.
- Ronettes I might have gotten. Would never have gotten
Be My Baby. - No.
- I don't have a guess. - Round two.
Yes? - Round two.
- Two. Let us go on.
- Yeah, really. - Please, go on.
- I would need another second or two.
- Yeah, 'cause It'd mean it'd be that song.
- Sugar. I remember the Archies did it,
but it was... Sugar, Sugar.
The Archies. - (ding)
- I'm back. (laughs)
- No, no way. - No, it isn't that.
No, it's something else.
- No. - Nope, see that--
okay, go on. - Go on.
- I have nothing.
- Sugar, Sugar. It's not Ohio Express.
- (buzzer) - Oh.
- ♪ Sugar ♪
- (singing) ♪ Sugar baby ♪ - Yeah, who sang that?
- By the Ronettes. - Okay, Sugar, Baby?
- Sugar, Baby. The Ronettes.
- (buzzer) - Oh, well I was just testing you.
- ♪ Sugar ♪ - Yep, I know the song now.
(singing) ♪ Honey honey ♪ Yep.
Artist? - Uh, oh man.
- ♪ Sugar ♪
- Oh my goodness. - I don't know the name
of the group. Sugar by Herman's Hermits.
- (buzzer) - Sugar Honey Honey
by Bob Dylan. - (buzzer)
- ♪ Sugar ♪
- (singing along) ♪ Oh Honey honey ♪
♪ You are my candy girl ♪
- (singing) ♪ And you got me wanting you ♪
- I just don't know the artist at all.
- I don't... - Forfeit.
- Oh, we're just getting in deeper. I know the song.
I do not know the artist.
- My brain is not even computing - Yeah, I am gonna
- what it is. - be so embarrassed when
I hear this title.
- (FBE) This is Sugar, Sugar by The Archies.
- See, they were-- they were not--
I mean it's really obscure.
- The Archies! - I don't even know who they are.
Seriously. - I remember them.
- Would not have gotten Archies. - Well, we couldn't even get
Sugar, Sugar. - I got it!
- Well, sort of.
- I'm, wow. That just came outta nowhere.
- Cry If I Want To. I don't know the artist.
- It's My Party by the Shirelles.
I'm gonna go with Shirelles. - (buzzer)
- Ah, you're killing me. - You know it?
- (singing) ♪ It's my party ♪ It's My Party by Lesley Gore.
- (ding) - All right.
- (singing) ♪ And I'll cry if I want to ♪
- It's My Party and I'll Cry If I Want To.
What is her name? It's My Party and I'll Cry
If I Want To. Connie Stevens.
- (buzzer) - I believe the song
is Mr. Postman and I wanna say The Chiffons,
but I'm probably gonna be wrong on that.
- (buzzer)
- ♪ It's my party ♪ - Oh, It's My Party
and I'll Cry If I Want To by Leslie Gore.
- (ding) - Ah, yay!
- Well I had it. It's just that I...
- You let me win? - Yes.
- ♪ It's my party ♪ - Oh, It's My Party.
Leslie Gore. - (ding)
Yes! - Good job.
- It's My Party and I'll Cry If I Want To
by Leslie-- no.
- (buzzer) - No, it's--
- (laughs) - 'cause that would be...
- Epic fail.
It's My Party by Leslie Gore.
- (ding)
- Oh my God. - Good one.
- Are you kidding?
- (FBE) Here's the first second of your last song.
- There was definitely one of those hippie era--
that's where it's from. In that era.
- I don't know! - No, I don't know either.
- I Can't Get No Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones.
- (ding) - Yes!
I mean, I'm glad. - If I heard a couple more seconds,
'cause I used to see them in concert.
- I Can't Get No Satisfaction. The Rolling Stones.
- Dang, you're right. - (ding)
- Did you know it? - Right as like (gasps)
then you got it.
- Rolling Stones. I Can't Get No Satisfaction.
- (ding) - Oh my goodness.
I know I would have got it with one more round.
- Oh.
- I Can't Get No Satisfaction, but I can play with you.
- Yeah, 'cause I lose. - The Rolling Stones.
- (ding) - Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones.
- And that song was considered very dirty, you know.
- Yeah. - Oh my God.
I remember we were listening to that and people were mortified.
- (FBE) Mary, you won. - Oh my goodness.
I get a big goose egg for today - Oh, I'm sorry.
- It's fun to do this with somebody else in here with me.
- I'm liking doing it when somebody's not hitting me
in the arm all the time. Thank you.
- It does take you back, because you know--
you had to know where you were at these times.
- We had fun. - That's right.
- Two minds are better than none. - That's true.
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- What's your favorite '60s song? Let us know in the comments.
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