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CONTESTANT #1: Paul Butterfield (Jazz & blues harmonica player)
CONTESTANT #2: Rosalyn Masseau (Women's editor for "Parade" magazine)
CONTESTANT #3: Philippe Cousteau (Underwater explorer & Jacques Cousteau's son)
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Views : 13,944
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Date of upload: Aug 23, 2017 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Elvin Bishop worked with Paul Butterfield as a member of his band, and had a hit called "Fooled Around and Fell in Love".
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First game was easy enough for me. Saw Paul Butterfield in concert ... in 1966. I'll never forget it. Followed him the rest of his career.
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It must have been a very popular show to attract the likes of the brilliant Paul Butterfield and the original Jacques Yves Cousteau. This show , Bud Colyer and the usual panel have a timeless appeal to me.
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Had never heard of Paul Butterfield before seeing him on this show! Looked him up and found hed had a major career! I love seeing the genesis of many blossoming careers on this show.
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Game 3 couldn't get much easier. Son and Dad were very much alike. Loved watching all of Jacquue Cousteaus' specials when they aired on television.
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This is cultural gold!
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Looked like the camera caught Peggy putting her heels back on when the shot switched from Bud to the panel at the end of the show. I understand the feeling. Many heels, especially ones with pointed toes, are worn for looks (and sometimes for height), not for comfort. No reason to keep them on when the feet are hidden by the desk.
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A very enjoyable episode.
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Wow, Paul Butterfield! Major talent.
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Sad and tragic fates were awaiting Paul Butterfield and the very handsome Phillipe Cousteau.
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Suddenly, I'm getting a Blues Brothers vibe from the first game.
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DAMN that band is CHUGGIN'. Whooo!
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And Gary Moore became the Host of To Tell The Truth!
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Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #1 in Game #2
Man #3 in Game #3
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Butterfield died young, sad
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NICE! Took me about two seconds to remember what Paul Butterfield looked like. He was cool enough to pull off the blues as a white guy back then. That’s when the originals were still going strong, either they accepted you or put you through the paces.
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I had no idea that Peggy was nine feet tall. :)
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Nice to see Pat Bruyere on the show!
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Without knowing Butterfield, I would've guessed number 2
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@desertbreeze69
4 years ago
This is my favorite panel
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