Well, I never. Don’t we all secretly want to look like that in our 90s? Yeah, of course it’s a cheap shot, it’s Cliff, but, shhhhhh, the song isn’t terrible. Is it? A whiff of skank in there somewhere. I think he’ll sell a few. Make a change from Jools, eh, @carl ?
Sir Cliff on breakfast time now
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I used to work with the shadows fan club secretary way back when. Never could fathom why he was called Queeny. Innocent times.
It would be a change if Cliff brought in the new year instead of Jools. Whether that would be a change for the better is another matter.
Nightmare scenario – them doing it together.
Surely the Hootenanny was wrapped in June?
And it could have have been wrapped with Sir Clifford in attendance.
Christian rhyme in the summer? What would Thora Hird say?
“Drink your coffee.”
I thought the Beeb had ruined his life? At his age you could excuse his memory being a bit dodgy.
Was a knob many years ago and is still a knob now. Cliff I mean. Jools just marginally a knob but was cool many years ago before he became the face of BBC telly. Was more interesting when he was asking Paula Yates for a blowjob at Live Aid
Apart from smiling instead of pouting, he’s now indistinguishable from Ian Brown.
Anyone who still needs convincing that 1979 was the high point of the UK pop chart should go and listen to Cliff’s hits from that year, We Don’t Talk Anymore and Carrie. Everybody was great in 1979, even Cliff.