Young at Heart Page #5
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"I know we can can.
Yes, we can."
[ Laughs ]
- Oh, yes, we can, I know we can can
Yes, we can can -
- Why can't we if we wanna
Yes, we can can -
- [ Stephen ] Can you do it?
- No!
- I think I can can can
I think I can can if I wanna -
- I can can, think I can
Yes, I can, yes, I can -
- I know darn well I can
Yes, I can can -
Them words are too hard
to put there!
You know,
I'm ready to scrap this thing.
- [ Laughing, Chattering ]
- But, um-
But here is the thing.
If you guys will learn the whole song-
everybody learn the whole song.
It's one of those things you've gotta
commit to. Learn the whole song.
I've learned it.
You can't scrap it. We're gonna
throw you out if you scrap it.
- I'm ready to scrap it unless you learn it.
- No. No.
Here's what- Here's what-
The only way- Do you wanna do this song?
Of course! Its a great song!
A lot of energy.
I don't know about that song.
I love that song. I love the feel of that song.
I love what it has to say.
But I just feel like- Wow.
It's a foot-stomping,
hand-clapping kind of thing.
The audience will love it.
We love it. I love doing it.
It's got a lot of life.
That's what we have- a lot of life.
-- [ Pop ]
- The world in which we live -
[ Stephen Narrating]
Steve Martin is an ex-Marine...
whose zest for life
is positively mind-blowing.
He drives a 1 30-mile-an-hour
Chrysler convertible...
works out three times a week...
and hes got Mary Lou,
the girlfriend he calls his squeeze.
- -- [ Singing ]
- I'm having a hard time
remembering hes nearly 80.
- Without steppin' on one another -
- And do respect
[ Stephen ] I've seen a little statuette
you've got downstairs which says...
- "You sexy beast"!
- [ Laughing ]
I got that-
I got that from Mary Lou...
so youll have to
ask her about that.
I think she's been the recipient
of some of my physical activities.
[ Chuckles ]
So that's another clich we could explode,
isn't it, about older- older people?
Al I that bah, hum bug.
Just stay healthy and-
[ Chuckling ]
Does life in that department
stop at 70, or-
Hel I no!
It gets better.
Takes longer and you have more fun.
- [ Chattering ]
- -- [ Guitar]
Ooh, yeah!
[ Laughs ]
[ Chorus ]
- Ohh-oh, wop-wop-wop -
- Go, wop-wop-wop -
- Gold, wop-wop-wop -
- Don't let me hear you say
- Angel -
[ Chorus ]
- Come, get up, my baby -
- Look at that sky
Life's begun -
- Nights are warm
and the days are young -
[ Chorus ]
- Come, get up, my baby -
- There's my baby
Lost, that's all -
- Once, I'm begging you
save her little soul -
[ Chorus ]
- Gold, wop-wop-wop -
- Come, get up, my baby -
- Opening doors
- Angel -
[ Chorus ]
- Come, get up, my baby -
- I n walked luck
and you looked in time -
- Never look back
Walk tall, act fine -
[ Chorus ]
- Come, get up, my baby-
- I'll stick with you, baby
[ Chorus ]
- Go-o-o-o-o-old --
-- [ Funk ]
With each new rehearsal...
"I Feel Good"
Dora still cant get the timing...
while Stan keeps getting stuck
on the same two lines.
- And I'll hold you in my heart -
- I want- Nothing can do-
You know- -
[ Bob ]
- My love cant do you no harm -
- [ Grunts ]
- - My love can't do you no harm -
There's two lines,
and you just gotta get it.
You're holding the song
back right now.
Um-
- When I hold you in my -
You know what? Stan, take the mike
and just give it to us real big.
- [ Stephen ] Bob can be pretty tough on you.
- Yeah, Bob can get tough.
Bob can get tough, and a lot of 'em
gets kinda upset when he holler at 'em.
And I looked at 'em, I says,
" He holler at you, holler back."
[ Chorus, Bob ]
- So good, so good-
- I got you -
Aaah!
- I feel nice -
- - Like I knew that I- -
- Like sugar and spice!
You know what? Forget it.
We'll just- Im giving up on this one.
All right, let's go to the next one-
"Nothing Compares 2 U."
A-Actually- Okay?
Uh-
[ Stephen ]
He's a tough guy, isn't he, Bob?
Oh, yeah.
He chews nails and spits rust.
[ Chattering ]
But Im tough too.
I can handle it.
We have five or six songs we're hoping to
try to present that are brand-new here...
and, um, I'll be surprised
if two or three make it, so-
But we're working really hard.
That's the important thing. And, uh- uh-
- We're in hell.
[ Stephen Narrating]
Later that evening...
it's something of a relief
to escape the hothouse rehearsals...
when Fred and his wife Barbara
invite me over to their house.
[ Stephen ]
How long have you two been married for?
[ Both ]
Fifty-four years!
You heard m e say the other day
that we stayed together for the kids-
she didn't want 'em, neither did I.
That wasn't true.
That's just his silly-
And we did things romantically.
We went dining and dancing
twice a week.
I went Tuesday, she went Thursday.
Wh- And then-
And then we had-
Our marriage was built
on faith and trust.
She had no faith in me
and I didn't trust her.
[ Stephen ]
That's a beautiful picture.
[ Fred]
Our first dance as Mr. and Mrs.
[ Stephen ]
Did he used to sing, Barbara?
- Oh, sure.
- Yeah?
- Was this a big thing for him to sing, or not?
- Yeah. He loved to sing.
Where did he used to sing?
- I n the bathtub.
- I n the john. [ Laughing ]
It's the Thursday before Easter...
and my last chance to catch up with the
chorus before they break for the holidays.
The first song on the agenda
is "Fix You. "
Nobody knows why, but Bob Salvini
didnt make it to yesterday's rehearsal.
Today hes back, but I'm s truck by how weak
he looks since I last saw him five days ago.
I don't know which is worse to watch,
you getting down or Stan getting up.
That was a rough landing.
-- [ Piano ]
[ Weakly ]
- When you try- best -
- You get what you want
but not what you need -
[ Bob ]
Try it from the beginning.
- your best
but you don't succeed -
- - When you get - No.
- You gotta wait.
-- [ Piano:
Melody]- Tired, but you cant sleep -
That's great! Do that again.
Stuck- That sounds great.
- Do that again?
- Yeah, I like that.
- Stuck in re- -
You surprised yourself.
Can you go just a little bit-
- Stuck in rever-er-erse -
- Id like to.
- Don't think so?
- Stuck in rever- er- -
No.
Okay. That's all right.
That's fine.
Bobby, it sounds great.
- Really?
You can't do anything
wrong here, Bob.
Al I right.
Only afterwards do we learn...
that Bob had been in hospital yesterday,
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