The program featured special guest stars who would be subject to performing a cover of whatever song was landed on after the host spun the wheel. For Dickinson, that cover turned out to be the 1968 Tom Jones hit, 'Delilah.'

Vocally, the song is well within the singer's capabilities as he easily handles its rises and falls with his powerful operatic range. This would have been ridiculous on its own, but that suit elevates the performance, planting it firmly in the realm of the absurd.

 

And how about that backing band? Dickinson actually doesn't look that out of place when the cameras cut from his safari threads to the house musicians, who are decorated in matching yellow tuxedos and black-haired afro wigs. Why, why, why, Delilah indeed.