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Nice to catch an advert for the programme tonight on itv! :cheer:

No, when was that? Those outfits wouldn't have been out of place on the Palladium stage some years later! :D

There was something on his site where you could dress Will in a choice of all these gaudy outfits and wigs around this time too wasn't there? And when did the crackly telly emerge, was that for the Keep On tour?

Yep, got one of those somewhere! :rofl:

Yes, talk about going cold turkey as a fan. :blink: I can remember him saying before he wanted to sing out and be more soulful for the next album, I wonder if he's still got this in mind?

I thought there might have been another artwork cd here too but having had a look at my collection it seems not. :angry: Am I right that there were postcards produced and left in pubs and what not? I'm sure I bought some as you do. :lol:

Not long too wait now then. :dance:

No, you aren't alone jacqui, I like it too! I can remember when he went on radio 2 before Keep On came out and it was playing in the background while he spoke and I wondered what it was. I confess I was not a fan of the quirky video but got to like it, even the wigs!

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That's what I'm thinking too.

Is Will still involved with the Princes Trust? It seems so long since he was involved in anything linked.

I really liked Easy! :lol:

Dont think I'll be sitting through Alan Davies programme, but am looking forward to Wills. :cheer:

The second cd: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41OnV3x-GcL._SX355_.jpg Track Listings 1. All Time Love 2. My Needs I love My Needs too.

I've always loved this one. :wub: Great video too.

We did pretty well again! I caught The Saturdays last week with Kate Garraway on itv. They've announced a greatest hits album and a big tour... :whistle:

Thought this should come in here. #15 in the best selling singles ever. :cheer: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culture...l?frame=2867766

Must admit I think rereleases are a bit of a con. I can't see Will ever going along with that, he's always expressed an intention to do quality work. He was quick to distance himself from the Sony release of his Essential album.

Yes we did get the impression that the single choices after SIO were changed didn't we? I can't quite remember the timing but I recall Michael Gracey telling a fan in the street they had a great plan for the video of Ain't Such A Bad Place To Be, as if that was the next single. They seemed to bring the release of ATL forward and then it was a surprise that WAI was the next one. Actually I think both really helped sell the album more so it was probably a sound commercial decision. My frustration was that they cut and ran after three singles for so long. Why couldn't ASABPTB have been a fourth. As you say jacqui, some artists just carry on releasing even if it takes a re-release of the album itself with some extra tracks to get sales over the line.

Yes it certainly does! :cheer: I saw people tweeting it as their favourite yesterday so thought it stood a good chance of winning.

Oops, I just posted a link to this in the singles run thread as it updates the sales figure for Jealousy. Great to see Will still winning a vote like this so many years on. :D

I see the Official Charts Company say Jealousy has sold 360,000 now! :cheer: http://www.officialcharts.com/features/off...-jealousy-2892/

He sang it at Stowe too, I couldn't believe it when the music started up! :w00t: Edit, sorry Elaine I just realised you mentioned that too above.

He certainly did! Thanks TT.

I thought the video was wonderful, they spent a fortune didn't they?! I have to be in the right mood for the song, but I think it's been a good opener for live shows in the past. (Find Grace the same)