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- Give me the "oww!"
Oww!
- You know what? This is gonna be excellent!
- [ Laughing]
- But it may not be till the year 2009!
This is-
[ Laughing ]
[ Stephen ]
What do you think of the song?
It's all right. It's got-
It's got some, uh, juice to it.
Did you put some earplugs
in your ears?
Yeah, well, only bits of tissue is what.
[ Laughs ]
- Whoo!
- Oh, see? She's-
It's in her bones already.
She's getting it.
[ Stephen Narrating] The next morning
I start my rounds of the chorus...
beginning with the oldest member,
Eileen Hall.
She joined Young A t Heart at the age of70
when one of her star turns was a striptease...
an act she performed with great success
for the next 20 years.
[ Stephen ]
How old are you, Eileen?
Now? 9 2.
Its funny, isn't it?
[ Laughing ]
U m, n-no, Ive had a good life though.
Very good life.
Can you believe you're 92?
Ye- No!
No, I tell people Im 29.
That'll do.
- You just switch the numbers round?
-Just switch the numbers round.
Let's go into your bedroom, shall we?
Can we do that?
- Oh, shall we cut there?
- Sure!
[ Laughing ]
- What an invitation!
- Oh, gosh! What have I done?
Here Ive got, what, three or four men?
[ Laughing ]
- Oh, my goodness.
- Shall I ask you that again?
Yes.
Shall we go into your bedroom?
All of us?
Yes, all of us. Come on, boys.
[ Laughs ]
- I could come as close to you-
- No, no, it's fine.
[ Laughing ]
You're getting a bit close here, Eileen.
Yes. I've gotta shut up, haven't I?
[ Laughs ]
- Getting a little intimate here.
- Gotta be careful.
All of these men around.
- Don't get nervous till I-
- You're a bit of a flirt, aren't you?
Don't get nervous till I start taking
something off. You're all right until then.
- You're a bit of a flirt, Eileen.
- Am I?
Were you always, or is that something
that's happened since you got to 90?
No, I was rather shy.
- Really?
- Yes. Very shy.
You dont strike me
as being shy at all.
No, I don't strike anybody that way.
But I was a very shy child.
Miserable kid, really.
For the past three years, Eileen has lived...
about 20 miles from Northampton.
As well as being
one of the oldest residents...
shes also the only one to possess
her own key to the front door...
since she often gets back from
late-night gigs with the chorus...
well after all the staff
have gone to bed.
- I ' I l see you, kid.
- Take care.
See- Our show.
Bye-bye.
- [ Rock ]
- Thank you!
Enjoy your afternoon.
[ Continues ]
Twenty, twenty
twenty-four hours to go
I wanna be sedated
Nothing to do
and nowhere to go
I wanna be sedated
So put me in a wheelchair
Put me on a plane
Hurry, hurry, hurry
before I go insane
I can't control my fingers
I can't control my brain
No
Bam-bam, bam-bam
B-Bam-bam, bam-bam
I wanna be sedated
Bam-bam, bam-bam
B-Bam-bam, bam-bam
I wanna be sedated
[ Guitar Solo ]
Twenty, twenty
Twenty-four hours to go
I wanna be sedated
Nothing to do
and nowhere to go
I wanna be sedated
So put me in a wheelchair
Take me to the show
Hurry, hurry, hurry
before I go loco
I can't control my fingers
I can't control my toes
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ohh
Bam-bam, bam-bam
B-Bam-bam, bam-bam
I wanna be sedated
Bam-bam, bam-bam
B-Bam-bam, bam-bam
I wanna be sedated
[ Funk]
Now is the time for all good men
To get together with one another
With just six weeks to go before the show...
the choruss director, Bob Cilman,
has stepped up rehearsals...
from one to three times a week.
Despite lots of grumbling in the ranks,
everybody s till turns up.
[ Man ]
How do you feel, Stan?
[ Man Laughing ]
- [ Continues ]
- This afternoon they get their
firs t s tab at the next new song...
an R&B track by Allen Toussaint
called "Yes, We Can Can. "
Gosh almighty, yes, we can
I know we can can
Home again.
One, two, three, four, one.
I know we can make it
I know that we can
I know darn well
we can work it out
Oh, yes, we can
I know we can can
Yes, we can can, why can't we
if we wanna, yes, we can
[ Stephen Narrating] It rapidly becomes clear
that this is one of those songs...
that's going to drive everybody insane
over the next few weeks.
- For one thing, the word "can "
crops up no less than 7 1 times.
- I know we can can
I want you guys to sing-
Oh, yes, we can, I know we can can
Yes, we can can, why can't we if we wanna
Yes, we can can
And you're gonna respond-
Oh, yes, we can, I know we can
- Yes, we can, great gosh almighty
yes, we can, I know -
The thing that you do
by yourselves earlier.
So on the third one
it's call and response. Okay?
I will write this all down.
- - I know we can make it -
- - I know that we can -
- I know we can make it if we try -
- I know we can
I know we can can -
[ Stephen Narrating ] To cope with a song which
sounds like an extended tongue twister...
reliable singers for the solos...
including Joe, whos famous for memorizing
entire songs in an afternoon.
- Why cant we if we wanna
Yes, we can can -
- Oh, yes, we can, I know we can can
Yes, we can can -
- Great gosh al mighty
Yes, we can, I know we can can --
- Whoo!
- [ Chattering ]
I love this rehearsing.
No, I think, uh, singing
does a lot for your whole body.
Your lungs and everything.
I love it.
Everybody take out "Schizophrenia."
Where'd Eileen go?
[ Stephen ] Up next is the song which seems
to me by far the craziest of Bob's ideas.
How he's going to get the chorus to make
sense of such a weird track, I've no idea.
But one thing's for sure- they all hated
"Schizophrenia " from the word "go "...
and still do.
[ Bob ] Okay, I dont need you
to make fun of the song, so if-
- I don't know where it goes!
- It's just said.
We used to sing things like
"Yes, We Have No Bananas"...
and, uh, " Honey Bun."
Even with Bob-
- Yabba-yabba-yabba
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-dat dat-dat-dat-dah -
I doubt you remember that. It was
too far back for you. [ Chuckling ]
I want you to talk to each other here.
Just say these lines to each other.
Okay, so it's- My- Don't worry about the-
Just talk to each other.
My future is static.
- It's already had it.
- Okay, talk to each other.
So you say, "My future is static. "
- I had a dream -
- But I got a hunch -
- - Its coming back to me -
- -- [ Continues ]
You can do that with her.
- Its coming back to -
- Me -
- I'm gonna let you have that, actually.
- Oh, a note!
- A note!
- Okay, shh! Yeah.
- Um, Joe and Lenny.
- Yeah?
I want you to work on
" Life During Wartime."
Its going to be a conversation
between the two of you.
[ Narrator]
Bob has decided to try out the song
"Life During Wartime " for the show...
which hes giving to Joe
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