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I found this little gem and I never thought it existed.This is the flash version of The Big Showdown's bonus game. The Ron Greenberg-produced show ran from the day before Christmas Eve 1974 to the 4th of July the following year. Though it is famous for host Jim Peck's spectacular fall down from a flight at the beginning of an episode, there's a pretty nifty game here just ripe for syndication (are you listening NBC? You own the rights, after all...I think) The rules of the bonus game are simple. The 6's are covered on a set of dice by the words SHOW and DOWN. Roll SHOW DOWN once and you win the Big Money. If not, say you roll 7, you have 30 seconds to roll the dice as many times as you can. Roll SHOW DOWN at any time during that you win a small jackpot. Also, if you roll that 7, you get $$$ for every 7 you roll, plus 5 bonus seconds to roll for SHOW DOWN at the end. It all becomes explanatory when you play. The jackpots are big for 1974. If I were running the show today, that Show Down roll would be worth $50K, plus an additional $5K every day it's not hit. The 2nd Jackpot would be worth a permanent $25K, and Payoff Points for $1K each, Tell me what you think. Enjoy, Thirty seconds, a target number, and a pair of dice. The more you roll your target number, the more money you made - but if you roll SHOW DOWN - you win the jackpot!
Scientist vs Prince Jammy Big Showdown (1980)
This is for the fans.
SONG OF THE DAY: Rick James in The Great White Cane - "Big Showdown"
Hear it on FUNK GUMBO RADIO: www.live365.com/stations/sirhobson
**In 1972 funkster Rick James briefly led psychedelic rock group The Great White Cane. This was the only album they recorded and it's an extremely rare album. Enjoy!!
In 1986 Miles Davis stopped his band to kick an uninvited Wynton Marsalis off of the stage. He told him twice to "fuck off" and said "Wynton can't play the kind of shit we were playing".
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