Rock the Cradle: Parent's Mega Hit
Episode Guide
In an expected move, contestants on Rock the Cradle has to sing their parents' biggest hit last night. Let's see how it went...
- Crosby Loggins went with "I'm Alright." He seems like a class act and actually did a decent job. In response to Snider's teasing that he would "rock the cradle to sleep," Loggins said: "I don't come in leather to rehearsal. It's hot outside!"
- Jesse Blaze Snider sang, "We're Not Gonna Take It." Obviously. Seriously, ff music were about the tan, the abs and the attitude, then Jesse would win this hands down.
- Chloe Lattanzi sang "I Honestly Love You." Her whiskey voice is very much suited to the way she sang this song. She finally received high scores from the judges. Belinda Carlisle actually gave her a perfect 10.
- Lara Johnston chose "Without Love." She attempted to make it more reggae. Can't say it worked, as we need to offer Lara the following advice: Don't try to hold a note unless you can keep the pitch. For real.
- Lil Al B. Sure sang "Nite and Day," as Al B. Sure danced in the background. Just tremendous stuff. The Lil one forces a falsetto and cannot pull it off.
- Landon Brown sang "My Prerogative," as we were transported back to fifth grade. Bobby didn't want him to sing it because, "I still sing this song very well." Sure, Bob. Landon's highest score from the judges was a 4.5.
- Lucy Walsh sang "Life in the Fast Lane." Not her best performance.
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