The Musical Game Show of UBS
Union Broadcasting Society
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Host Steve Beverly with the Jukebox Jury
| Neese, Mallard, Wood, Williamson |
I've Heard That Song!, the game show
production of Union Broadcasting Society, the
professional broadcasting organization at Union
University, is seen each Monday and Thursday at
6:30 pm on Total Reach Television (TRTV), Cable
Channel 6 in Jackson, Tn.
The series will also air in a two-hour special on WLJT Channel 11,
PBS for west Tennessee, Friday, July 31, from 8-10 p.m. The special
features the second annual I've Heard That Song! Tournament
of Champions.
Created by Steve Beverly, I've Heard That Song! is a musical trivia quiz combined with live karaoke performances of classic hits in a race for a cash jackpot.
Host Beverly handles a "jukebox jury" of four wackos answering musical trivia questions and two contestants will attempt to determine if the panelists' answers are right or wrong.
THE PERFORMERS
Emily Matthews(pictured at left), a Union University
graduate and popular soloist in Tennessee
churches, is the featured artist onI've Heard That
Song!. Emily will join Steve for the show's
theme, I've Heard That Song Before!, as well as the
classic Chattanooga Choo-Choo on the WLJT special.
Other guests include the 15-member Casey Jones
Barber Shop Chorus, the Huntersville Four (which performs the Mills
Brothers favorite Cab Driver and gospel artist Chuck Maxwell.
THE RULES
Players compete in three rounds:
PLAYING THE HITS, in which a two-minute song is performed.
The four panelists are each asked a different question
relating to the song, its composer, or the genre of music,
or perhaps the category of its lyrics ("My Special Angel,"
i.e., could trigger a series of questions about songs with
the word "angel"). The contestants have to determine if
the panel is right or wrong for five points apiece.
WORDS AND MUSIC, where the questions are strictly about
song lyrics with each question worth five points.
TUNE TUNNEL, where the questions are similar to round one
(after another 2-minute musical performance). The questions
here are worth 10 points. The player with the highest
score after this round wins the game and goes to....
THE MAGIC MEDLEY, where a player must either identify five of a
possible seven songs, or answer a specific musical trivia
question based on the songs, after a series of clues
on specific tune topics. A player may not pass (a pass
is equal to a strike). Three strikes and a player is out
but if the contestant identifies five of seven, he or she
breaks the cash jackpot.
THE PANEL
Some of Jackson's top television game players sit in the jukebox jury for I've Heard That Song!!!
Featured panelists on upcoming shows include therapist/social work professor Diana Rowan, First American executive Pat Carrington, former Union University basketball star Kasi Knott, business administrative assistant and music genius Judy Leforgee, game show veteran Kina Mallard (the Kitty Carlisle of Jackson television), Union University basketball radio broadcaster Gerry Neese, journalism professor Janice Wood (the Arlene Francis of Jackson television) and America's #1 musical expert, Howard Newell.
THE TAPINGS
I've Heard That Song!!! tapes again Oct. 3 and 5 in the UBS Broadcast Center on the campus of Union University. To appear as a contestant, e-mail below for more information.
Producer: Jennifer Cates. Director: Kevin S. Trowbridge. Announcer: Wayne Johnson. Audio and Executive in Charge of Production: Julian Williamson. Theme: "I've Heard That Song Before," by Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme.
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