Bill Nighy

Sorry, forgive me.

Because it takes guts to put the T in later.

The first song is from one of my favorite artists, Johnny Guitar Watson.

Guitar is in inverted commas, obviously.

And as you may know, I'm a fool for inverted commas and for parentheses in song title terms.

I get excited, always did as a child, as a young man.

Anyway, Johnny Guitar Watson is someone I want to bring into the modern world.

He's not forgotten, but he's not remembered or known by enough people.

people in my view.

He's a beautiful guitar player and there may be more of him coming up in the future.

Anyway, this one is called Hook Me Up.

I think we know where he stands.

And the next track is from the incredible Marvin Gaye and it's an early tune when he was still a Tamla artist.

It's called Ain't That Peculiar.

and people my age will be familiar with it.

It was one of the tunes that we played when I tried to start what would now be called a pop-up club above the co-op in the high street in the town where I was born.

And we called the club, and it was my idea, we called the club Stop Making Love, which was supposed to suggest that you stop making love and

between half past seven and half past ten, which is when we had to close, because he was so busy making so much love, and the fact that none of us, well, certainly not me, had ever made love or anything approaching that, we just kept that to ourselves.

But those were the times, you know, what can I tell you?

Anyway, it ain't that peculiar.