- Oh my gosh. - He doesn't know.
He doesn't know!
- I do know what it is. - He doesn't know.
He hit the buzzer, and he doesn't know.
- Mental block. (chuckles)
- Just not enough info. - Senior moment.
♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪
- (FBE) We've got something different for you today.
- Good. - (FBE) We've got a challenge for you.
- Oh boy.
- (FBE) So we're gonna play you part of a song,
and the first person to guess the title and artist gets a point.
The person with the most points at the end wins.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Oh, I've seen this show. We've never used elders, have we?
- No. - No.
- We haven't done that. - We're the newbies.
- She'll win.
- What if I get the artist and not the song title?
Do I get half a point?
- (FBE) So we're gonna play you one second at a time
until we get to 15 seconds.
If you guess wrong at any point,
your opponent gets a chance to guess.
- Totally depends on the genre.
- And-- yeah, and current or past.
- (FBE) All the songs today will be from the 1950s.
- Oh! - Ooh!
- You'll probably do better. - You may--
- I was in the music business for 35 years.
- What? - Started in 1956.
- I'm feeling as those the '50s were, you know,
something I'm pretty familiar with. I feel confident.
- Stand by, pal. You're out of here.
- (FBE) All right. Here's the first second of your first song.
- ♪ Well, it's one for the... ♪
(hitting bell)
- Elvis Presley.
"One for the Money."
- (FBE) That is incorrect. (buzzer)
- Oh! - Oh.
- ♪ Well, it's one for the... ♪
(hitting bell)
- Elvis Presley.
"Blue Suede Shoes."
(ding) - (FBE) You got it!
- Good one.
(hitting bell) - (chuckles)
- It's Elvis.
♪ (mumbles words) ...go, cat, go ♪
♪ But don't you step on my blue suede shoes ♪
(ding)
Elvis I... - Yeah.
- I'd be embarrassed if I didn't know.
(hitting bell)
- That's Elvis Presley.
"Go, Cat, Go."
(buzzer) Or "One for the Money."
(buzzer) Or "Two for the Show."
(buzzer)
(hitting bell) "Blue Suede Shoes"!
Elvis Presley, "Blue Suede Shoes." - What's the name of it?
(ding) - ♪ Blue suede shoes ♪
♪ Iconic ♪ - Ahh.
- (FBE) Let's try two seconds.
- ♪ Well, it's one for the money ♪ ♪ (brief instrumental) ♪
♪ Two ♪ - ♪ For the show ♪
♪ Go, go, go ♪
- I know it's not "Jailhouse Rock."
- Can you play more?
- (FBE) Let's jump to six seconds.
- ♪ Well, it's one for the money ♪
♪ Two for the show ♪
♪ Three to get ready ♪
♪ Now go, cat, go ♪
♪ But don't you... ♪ (hitting bell)
- "Step on my blue suede shoes."
Elvis Presley. (ding)
Oh! (chuckles) - (chuckles) Good for you.
- Everyone knows how much I love Elvis. So...
- She's a fascinating woman. - My brain's working today.
- (FBE) Here's your next song.
♪ (slow waltz) ♪
- (giggling) - Oh, I need more. I can't--
- I need more.
♪ (slow waltz) ♪
- I have no idea.
(hitting bell)
- Frank Sinatra, "Strangers in the Night"?
(buzzer) Okay.
(hitting bell)
- Doris Day, "Que Sera." (ding)
- I know who Doris Day is.
Wouldn't have guessed that had she been singing it.
- ♪ (mumbling) ♪ - "Que Sera, Sera,"
Doris Day. - "Que Sera, Sera."
(ding)
- (squeals) - "Que Sera, Sera." Yeah.
♪ (slow waltz) ♪
- Oh. - You still haven't got me yet.
- Could be Barbra Streisand or Doris Day or something.
It's their kind of music.
♪ (slow waltz) ♪
(hitting bell)
- Doris Day, "Que Sera, Sera."
(ding) - Dude!
- (both) ♪ Whatever will be will be ♪
♪ The future's not ours to see ♪
♪ Que sera, sera ♪
- (FBE) Here's six seconds.
♪ (slow waltz) ♪
♪ (pause) ♪ - ♪ When... ♪
(hitting bell) - "Que Sera, Sera"!
Doris Day! (ding)
- (both) Oh!
- I'm sorry, Rock. - I have been beaten by this young lady!
(chuckling) - I'm not young, but thank you, Rock.
♪ (stirring music) ♪
- Nada. Nada.
♪ (stirring music) ♪
- Oh. - Oh boy. I've gotta have more.
- One of those big string orchestras.
- It sounded like something from a TV series.
But '50s. Oh, late '50s. Could be a TV series.
- I know who the artist is. I just don't-- I think.
I don't know the song yet.
♪ (stirring music) ♪
- Boy, that could be two or three different...
- Sure could. - Crooners type songs, like Frank Sinatra.
♪ (stirring music) ♪
- No.
(hitting bell) - ♪ I'm singin' in the rain ♪
Gene Kelly. (buzzer)
- No. - More. Please?
- Mental block. (chuckles)
- Just not enough info. - Senior moment.
- It's right on the tip of my tongue.
- It's not on the tip of my tongue,
'cause I need to hear a voice.
- Well, that would help, yes.
- (FBE) We'll jump ahead to eight seconds.
♪ (stirring music) ♪
♪ (turns brisk, abruptly segues to piano music) ♪
- ♪ Come fly... ♪
(hitting bell)
- "Come Fly with Me," Frank Sinatra. (ding)
- I was waiting for the voice.
And as soon as I said, "Aha,"
the hand was on the buzzer, you know?
You get there when you get there. - Yeah, when you're elderly,
you still got some quickness, you know? - That's right.
(hitting bell) - "...with me." "Come..."
- "Come Fly with Me," Frank Sinatra.
(ding) (chuckles)
- I knew it then.
I just couldn't get my hand fast enough.
(hitting bell) - Oh.
- Frank Sinatra, "Come Fly with Me." (ding)
I know you knew that one. - I knew the voice,
and I knew the song.
I just wasn't quick on the draw.
- But I knew that was a Sinatra lead-in.
- Oh.
(hitting bell)
- Frank Sinatra. - Frank Sinatra,
"Come Fly with Me." - "...Fly with Me."
- You knew it was Sinatra, didn't you? - Yeah.
- Yeah. We knew.
'Cause he had the specific,
one-of-a-kind-- - I'm running a second behind you.
And that's not good enough. (busts out laughing)
♪ (rocking guitar music) ♪
(hitting bell)
- Chuck Berry.
- ♪ Down in Louisiana... ♪ - "Walking the Dog."
(buzzer)
♪ (rocking guitar music) ♪
(hitting bell)
- "Roll Over Beethoven," Chuck Berry.
(buzzer)
(hitting bell)
- Oh, it's-- um...
Wait.
It's, um...
- He doesn't know. - Oh my gosh.
- He doesn't know!
- I do know what it is. - He doesn't know.
He hit the buzzer, and he doesn't know.
- You know what? (hitting bell)
- Chuck Berry.
- (FBE) You gotta have the song title too.
- "Rock and Roll...
Raaahhh."
(buzzer) ♪ (hums) ♪
(hitting bell)
- "Johnny B. Goode" by, uh, Chuck Berry.
(ding)
- Damn, dude.
♪ (rocking guitar music) ♪
- Oh. - Oh! I know it too.
- Chuck Berry. - We know it's Chuck Berry.
But what's the song? - The name of the song.
- If we can get it together, we each get half a point.
♪ (rocking guitar music) ♪
- Oh. - It's not coming into my--
My gray cells are giving up.
They're exploding.
- I can't get the words and the chorus.
And I get up to the chorus part, and I can't remember that part.
- Otra vez, por favor. - (gasps)
- You've got it. - I got it.
(hitting bell)
"Johnny B. Goode," Chuck Berry. (ding)
(sighs) Whew.
- You're hot! - I...
- (imitates sizzle)
- I know-- - Wow! Bada-bing!
I love music. I'm the rock and roll elder.
I love music. - (chuckles)
- (FBE) Let's skip to seven seconds.
♪ (rocking guitar music) ♪
♪ (drums pound, guitar continues) ♪
♪ (instrumental picks up) ♪
- ♪ Down in Louisiana, where the... (scats) ♪
♪ Down in Louisiana... (mumbles) ♪
Chuck Berry. But what is it?
(hitting bell)
- "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry! (ding)
- You got it. - Finally. Finally!
- I had the whole thing up until the "Johnny B. Goode."
And I couldn't get the name. - How did we not know that
right away, between the pair of us?
- We both know what it is. I can't think of the title.
- (FBE) Last chance. Here's 15 seconds.
♪ (rock and roll resumes) ♪
- Oh, I love it.
- We're not doing too good, are we? - We're not doing too good.
- (chuckles) - And we both know
we're gonna feel like fools.
- I don't know the title. - I don't know the title.
- (FBE) This is "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry.
- Oh!
Oh my golly. - Shamed of myself.
- I'm feeling lost here.
I'm feeling like I'm not catching up fast enough.
- I can tie a hand behind me.
- (laughs)
- This is it. This is it.
- Okay. No, no... - (giggles)
- No, don't stare me down now.
- (FBE) Here's the first second of your last song.
- ♪ I keep a... ♪
(hitting bell)
- Johnny Cash.
"Walk the Line." (ding)
- ♪ I keep a... ♪
(hitting bell)
- "I Walk the Line," Johnny Cash.
(ding)
(hitting bell)
- Johnny Cash, "Walk the Line."
(ding) Woo-hoo!
- Yay!
- (chuckles) - Good for you, kid!
- Come on. You know that one.
- Is that-- is that-- Ricky Nelson?
You know it? You know it. - I think.
I may have the title wrong. - You hit it.
- Okay. (hitting bell)
Johnny Cash, "I Walk the Line." (ding)
I gave you time with this! - (heavy sigh)
- (FBE) Don, you won! - I...
am happy as a beetle in an orchard.
- I'm glad I at least got one.
- Yay! - She decked me, man.
- 'Cause I usually lose everything. - I'm down for the count.
- So I'm excited. It's music, so I'm very, very happy.
- Absolutely love it. Let's do some more.
- That was a lot of fun. - I like it.
- It's fun to be competing
and doing something with somebody else.
- I would've done much better if you'd served a margarita.
- (chuckles)
That's it, you know?
- Lubricate the brain. - Of couse, I might've been better too.
You never know.
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- Bye, everyone! Rock on!
- Hey, guys. I'm Katie, a React channel producer.
Thank you so much for watching this episode.
I loved having the elders play Guess That Song.
So let me know if you want to see the elders do it again
in the comments. Thanks, guys.