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who should be next years glastonbury tea time act?
So we had Neil Diamond doing a brilliant job this year but who would you like to see next year, someone you can sing along to I'm thinking.
Maybe Cliff Richard, has he ever done glastonbury?, perhaps Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder or Dolly Parton who they should have got this year or maybe just maybe Jerry Lee Lewis |
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Please God never, never, ever Cliff Richard.
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Will Young of course! He was brilliant on the Avalon stage on Saturday.
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Will Young of course! He was brilliant on the Avalon stage on Saturday.
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too young you need some one a bit vintage - with a good back catalogue
He has a huge back catalogue - jazz as well as pop. |
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Too young? He has had three multi-platinum albums and is about to release his fourth which is looking to be the best of the lot.
He has a huge back catalogue - jazz as well as pop. |
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Bruce Springsteen
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Too young? He has had three multi-platinum albums and is about to release his fourth which is looking to be the best of the lot.
He has a huge back catalogue - jazz as well as pop. |
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Bruce Springsteen
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Noooooo please not Cliff! ( unless it's Jimmy Cliff)
...or Springsteen |
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I'd like to see someone like Andy Willaims, Burt Bacharach or Barbra Streisand
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Is this rule set in stone then? Do they *have* to be old?
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Is this rule set in stone then? Do they *have* to be old?
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Enya.
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Cliff Richard? What about James Taylor?
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Frank Sinatra!! Oh no, hang on....
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Is this rule set in stone then? Do they *have* to be old?
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I think Springsteen would be a hell of a Sunday night headliner tbh.
Dolly Parton? Guns and Roses?
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Meat Loaf tbh!
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I think Springsteen would be a hell of a Sunday night headliner tbh.
Dolly Parton? Guns and Roses? ![]() |
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Neal Sedaka,Paul Simon,Donna Summer,Andy Williams
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Andy Williams would be good (if he can still cut it live), Tony Bennett maybe also.
Maybe Mick Hucknall could perform some Simply Red hits, or Michael Buble sing some swing covers. I'd love to see Paul Simon live in Glastonbury, but to be honest I would be a bit gutted that he wouldn't be headlining. I think he is a genius. |
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Andy Williams would be good (if he can still cut it live), Tony Bennett maybe also.
Maybe Mick Hucknall could perform some Simply Red hits, or Michael Buble sing some swing covers. I'd love to see Paul Simon live in Glastonbury, but to be honest I would be a bit gutted that he wouldn't be headlining. I think he is a genius. |
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