Musical Chairs (game show)
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Musical Chairs was a game show that aired from June-October 1975 on CBS. Adam Wade hosted, making him the first African-American host of a game show. Also usually appearing were guest singers and musical groups, among them The Tokens and Sister Sledge.
[edit] Format
Four contestants competed.
Three rounds and nine songs were played. A singer (usually host Wade) would begin to sing a song, but would stop at a certain point. At said point, Wade would give the players a set of three answers, one of which was the next line to the song. The contestants would then lock their answers in, and the corresponding answer would appear on their desk in front of them. The first 3 who rang in correctly in round 1 won $50 each, the first two in the second round $75, and the first in the third and final round $100. After the third round, the player with the most money won the game.
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