Song Quiz from Craig Looney’s Looney’s Tunes live show on June 20, 2021 Show #136

*This great artist had significant influence on many to follow like John Lennon, Tom Petty and Mick Jagger just to name a few.  Elvis Presley and The Beatles both opened shows for him early on in their careers. Due to his trademark wardrobe accessory, more than a few people assumed he was impaired...but they would be incorrect.  Name the artist, the accessory and what people thought...
 
*The Motown label signed a saxophone player by the name of Autry DeWalt, but who had hidden talents as a vocalist as well.  Those talents were discovered when the singer who was assigned to the recording session for this track didn't show.  Enter Autry DeWalt, but with his new stage moniker, and the name of the band.  This track is also the name of a dance.  Name the artist and the song from 1965...
 
*The co-writers of this classic track wrote this song when they realized that because of their crazy work schedules, they could see their girlfriends only on Sunday afternoons.  It's a sing along song from 1967, but it is kind of a bonus song to sing later today.  Name the band, the song and extra credit for the names of the two bandmembers who wrote the song...
 
*Merry Clayton is a female vocalist who was featured in the 2013 film, 20 Feet From Stardom.  But she appeared and recorded with a famous band on one of their tracks in 1969.  She was pregnant at the time and showed up with curlers in her hair wearing silk pajamas and blew the band away.  The band's lead singer was so impressed at one point that you can hear him state in the background "Whoo" on the track around the 3-minute mark.  Name the band, the lead singer and extra credit for the song name...
 
 Battle Of The Bands!
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?  by Carole King  vs  Hit The Road Jack  by Ray Charles
 
Answers:
1. Roy Orbison, Dark Sunglasses, Blind  2. Junior Walker & the All-Stars
3. The Rascals, Groovin’, Felix Cavaliere, Eddy Brigati
4. Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Gimme Shelter

​Ray Charles prevailed by a slim pair of votes