Bill Nighy

And I took it back and I showed it to my sister and she said, no, that's a 78.

They do 45s now.

You can sit on them and they don't break.

And I was completely humiliated and it didn't go well.

The first single I ever bought, I think, was Summertime by a singer called Billy Fury.

And the first album, which I think my sister bought for me,

was Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames live at the Flamingo.

I think that's right.

And Georgie Fame is a British, very famous British R&B jazz organ player.

And I was, by then, I was listening to a lot of, you know, not a lot, because you couldn't get a lot of soul imports from America.

But I was beginning my relationship with R&B, what you now call R&B.

I would listen to things like Um Um Um Um Um Um by Major Lance, which I only found out the other day was written by Curtis Mayfield.

And I had no idea because I downloaded a tribute album to Curtis Mayfield.

And I discovered that amongst many other things, he'd written, um, um, um, um, um, um.

Oh, I've just used a banned word.

I just used the word amongst.

I can't.

I'm going to have to kill myself.

And my producer is laughing in my face.

She's so happy.