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Jools Annual Hootenanny, BBC Two
Anybody here watching this
Im glad to see Chaka Khan looking well |
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Yes.
I didn't realise ABC were still going. |
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I didn't realise ABC were still going. He has still got a great voice |
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Its better than the music on BBC1 right now.
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I saw him on the Royal Variety Performance
He has still got a great voice Roy Wood was never an amazing vocalist but he was struggling I thought. |
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By my reckoning he's bashed the old joanna on five tunes so far. Nobody wants to hear that.
Do people listen to Seasick Steve's music or just use it to scare birds off crops and does he go home inbetween appearances or is it more cost-effective for him to just sleep on the studio floor? |
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Its better than the music on BBC1 right now.
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True - the voice was just the same.
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True - the voice was just the same.
Roy Wood was never an amazing vocalist but he was struggling I thought. |
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Im glad to see Chaka Khan looking well |
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Upholstered in more leather than a three-piece suite from DFS and the seams under considerably more stress that a Gogglebox sofa.
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Upholstered in more leather than a three-piece suite from DFS and the seams under considerably more stress that a Gogglebox sofa.
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SS enhancing the unlistenable quality of his "music" by having someone stamp on a board next to him for no discernible reason.
Jools abusing the ivories for a sixth (7th?) time with that last track. |
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"That's the best clog dancing I've ever seen - this year"
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I'm recording this, it gives me the hump that they pretend it's live.
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By my reckoning he's bashed the old joanna on five tunes so far. Nobody wants to hear that.
Do people buy Seasick Steve's music or just use it to scare birds off crops and does he go home inbetween appearances or is it more cost-effective for him to just sleep on the studio floor? The first year Seasick Steve was on was a classic, they had Amy Winehouse, the Zutons, Paul Weller. Lilly Allen and the Kooks. This year was meh, mainly stuff Holland likes. I'd like to see the BBC take Jools out of the whole Later...franchise. |
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Chaka really is past her best.
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It's a sort of abuse of power, he picks acts that he can crowbar his boogywoogy piano accompaniment into
And now he's jigging along with Chaka, standing up for some reason. Quote:
...he wangled a freebie ticket for his old mucker Rowland Rivron.
Yesterday's man. He had bugger all reason for being on telly even when Jonathan Ross let him do Dr Martin Scrote on The Last Resort as some kind of act of charity.
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Chaka is absolutely murdering this :0
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Chaka really is past her best.
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It's a sort of abuse of power, he picks acts that he can crowbar his boogywoogy piano accompaniment into, he also wangled a freebie ticket for his old mucker Rowland Rivron.
The first year Seasick Steve was on was a classic, they had Amy Winehouse, the Zutons, Paul Weller. Lilly Allen and the Kooks. This year was meh, mainly stuff Holland likes. I'd like to see the BBC take Jools out of the whole Later...franchise. |
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Pinhead in Hellraiser wore less leather than she's got on.
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Have I missed the explanation for why Porter wears that or does nobody mention it?
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I'm recording this, it gives me the hump that they pretend it's live.
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Are everyone in the studio professional actors as how do they pretend that it is New Years Eve when this dhoe was recorded weeks ago
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