In one of the most fun episodes of ‘Here’s Lucy,’ the talented Lucille Ball joins forces with singer Wayne Newton and her daughter, Lucie Arnaz. They perform the song ‘Waiting for the Robert E. Lee,’ complete with a banjo solo!

Adult female wearing a dark blue double-breasted jacket with gold buttons and white trim, alongside an adult male in a black tuxedo with a white shirt, black bow tie, and red pocket square. Microphones are held by each person on stage behind reflective silver sequin curtains.

Wayne asks the backing guitars, ‘Are you ready back there?’ They reply in sync with a depressed tone, ‘Oh, gosh, yeah.’ Lucille is on guitar while her daughter and Wayne are in the front singing.

Everyone is wearing a suit with a bowtie, and the background is shimmering silver streamers. Wayne and Lucie start singing and dancing in a high-energy performance. They’re putting everything they have into the song.

Musical performance with banjo players indoors with festive silver tinsel curtains and dark red stage floor.

Wayne and Lucie move quickly across the stage, waving their hands and shaking their bodies. Midway through the song, Wayne, Lucie, and Lucille grab banjos and begin an incredible dance routine.

During the banjo solo, the three entertainers do a choreographed dance that involves some tricky moves. They even end the section with a kick line while playing the banjo.

A musical performance scene with multiple adult males in dark suits playing banjos, a bass guitar, drums, and an electric guitar. A shiny reflective silver curtain is visible behind the stage.

Lucie Arnaz was the daughter of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. She enjoyed a long career in TV and Broadway musicals. She starred alongside Neil Diamond in ‘The Jazz Singer.’

Wayne Newton became one of the best-known entertainers in Las Vegas. His nicknames include, ‘The Midnight Idol,’ ‘Mr. Las Vegas,’ and ‘Mr. Entertainment.’ His signature song was ‘Danke Schoen.’ The three talented performers put on an excellent performance on ‘Here’s Lucy.’