Robbie Williams

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Anyone else watching this? Coming across as a complete knob. Mrs BiM fancied seeing him but we baulked at over £200 per ticket & glad we did.

Now switched to Jools Holland.
 
Jools = rinky tinky 12 bar blues piano crap although he does have a few good acts on tonight.
Robbie has a drummer who is IN the pocket all night so that's where I'll be, I'll gladly bypass Robbie's bull to watch Karl in the pit any night. Besides Mr Williams is an excellent entertainer and I'm a closet fan 😉
 
Not on BBC Scotland so we have turned over to BBC Englandshire and he's pretty dire. Flat as a pancake.
At least we have The Bay City Rollers on STV. :eek:
 
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Great entertainer and not a bad singer.
Watched ABC on Jools, they should leave well alone. Sadly unlike some of the 80's acts that can still sing, the lead singer, Martin something, is now struggling. His voice has sadly gone and should only be listened to on vinyl
 
At someone's house last night so no tv control. Jools was on, full of smug old people. Painful. Funniest thing was seeing a gargantuan Chaka Khan force squeezed into a leather outfit that did not flatter in any way.
 
So he holds hands with the public and then uses an alcohol gel cleaner as he's touched the unwashed 😜
 
At someone's house last night so no tv control. Jools was on, full of smug old people. Painful. Funniest thing was seeing a gargantuan Chaka Khan force squeezed into a leather outfit that did not flatter in any way.

That was one heck of a inner Tube!
 
Gregory Porter and Seasick Steve were both class.

Yeah they're both usually pretty good live, it's Jools and his band I dislike, they've made a killing peddling that generic rubbish they do. It's just so lethargic and lacks any punch or energy.
I saw a local funk/soul band do Ain't Nobody the other night and they absolutely nailed it.
 
Apparently it's to be Rob Williams from now on. 'Robbie' was what he was told by the manager of Take That that he had to be as Robert wasn't showbiz enough.
 
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