Go Engelbert!!!!
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Yep, finally we've got the big guns out to defend the Eurovision fron foreigners: Engelbert Humperdink is to represent us in 2012
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-17222...
Al-together now: Pleeeeeeeese welease me, let me gooooooo
(cant help thinking about the fast show theme, however!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltWZpXgcPro&fea...
Remember: keep Eurovision British
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-17222...
Al-together now: Pleeeeeeeese welease me, let me gooooooo
(cant help thinking about the fast show theme, however!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltWZpXgcPro&fea...
Remember: keep Eurovision British
EDLT said:
Excellent choice. We were never going to win with all the eastern bloc countries voting for each other, so we might as well take the piss.
Can I suggest we send Mr Blobby to Albania or wherever the next event will be held?
Or dust off (Sir) Terry Wogan, 'Mr Eurovision' himself, and wheel him out for a whip-crack rendition of 'The Floral Dance'.Can I suggest we send Mr Blobby to Albania or wherever the next event will be held?
He could win.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElnCI1fkfFM
Simpo Two said:
Dr Gonzo said:
Or dust off (Sir) Terry Wogan, 'Mr Eurovision' himself
I believe he quit because he realised it was such a load of biased cock he wanted nothing to do with it. And I agree.Fair play to him, I very much doubt he needs the money (if there is any) or publicity at his time of life and I know he's getting on a bit (ok as old as the hills) but these old boys who came along a looooooooooong time before music was all about auto-tune and maximum public exposure sure can belt out a tune - pitch perfectly too.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Tom Jones and Tony Bennett at Glastonbury, never have two fish been so far out of water and they were amazing, not 'wow this is unusual' brilliant, or 'ha ha isn't this retro / ironic/' brilliant but stone-cold, judge them on their merits brilliant.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Tom Jones and Tony Bennett at Glastonbury, never have two fish been so far out of water and they were amazing, not 'wow this is unusual' brilliant, or 'ha ha isn't this retro / ironic/' brilliant but stone-cold, judge them on their merits brilliant.
P-Jay said:
Fair play to him, I very much doubt he needs the money (if there is any) or publicity at his time of life and I know he's getting on a bit (ok as old as the hills) but these old boys who came along a looooooooooong time before music was all about auto-tune and maximum public exposure sure can belt out a tune - pitch perfectly too.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Tom Jones and Tony Bennett at Glastonbury, never have two fish been so far out of water and they were amazing, not 'wow this is unusual' brilliant, or 'ha ha isn't this retro / ironic/' brilliant but stone-cold, judge them on their merits brilliant.
Indeed. Hasnt Tom Jones been known to break a few microphones,his voice is so strong?I've had the pleasure of seeing Tom Jones and Tony Bennett at Glastonbury, never have two fish been so far out of water and they were amazing, not 'wow this is unusual' brilliant, or 'ha ha isn't this retro / ironic/' brilliant but stone-cold, judge them on their merits brilliant.
P-Jay said:
these old boys who came along a looooooooooong time before music was all about auto-tune and maximum public exposure sure can belt out a tune - pitch perfectly too.
Indeed. This seems easy until you try it!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DLX3TAPknA
williamp said:
Indeed. Hasnt Tom Jones been known to break a few microphones,his voice is so strong?
I've heard this too, I think he says he "uses a lot of volume" when he sings, which is modest speak for having a voice like a pair of dualing Aston V12s. Also heard he reduced Nina Persson (elfish Beauty from the Cardigans) to tears singing a duet because he was "that good" ha ha - smacks of PR bulls
t that one. Edited by P-Jay on Friday 2nd March 13:09
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