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Hello and welcome to the one Show with Matt Baker. And Alex Jones. Our

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guest tonight is celebrating 30 years of rocking the world. It was

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in 1986 when this album, Slippery When Wet, hit the charts. The band

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that bears his name have released 13 albums over 30 decades. Now he is

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back with album number 14, it is Jon Bon Jovi.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hello, good to see you. What a trip

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down memory lane, when you see your work together like that, what does

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it feel like, have you got them all framed at home? That is a lot of

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records, Jesus was a fan of the first one. It is a big body of work.

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It is, it is impressive when you see it lined up like that. We will be

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hearing about album number 14, but tonight, we are talking about

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weddings. All year, The one Show viewers have been sending us videos

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of the most unusual ceremonies. Later on, we will show some of the

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best. Including this, underwater. We heard you wanted to get married in

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the chapel in Graceland, but they wouldn't let you in? It was so late,

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it was technically close, but we were married on the doorstep. By

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Elvis? No, he had left. The cab driver came over and he was our

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witness. So it was a spur of the moment thing? I had a night off in

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Los Angeles and I just said now! We were back before the bar in the

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hotel close, and they never knew about it, they saw it on TV. 27

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years later! What is the secret? I am lucky enough to have gotten it

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right the first time. It is two breaks ups at the moment dominating

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the news. The big British Bake Off and Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

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Does it matter if a TV show changes channels or a couple that you don't

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know split up? He is Angelica. Most of what is on the news today is

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brain rot. You are not interested in the great British Bake Off? No.

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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have broken up. Mary Berry is not going

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to join the British Bake Off. I am devastated. It is in your face 24

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seven. We were in The Office now, talking about Mary. Is it

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newsworthy? The Great British Bake Off newsworthy? More important

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things going on in the world than the Great British Bake Off. I just

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wanted to chat to people about the news, anything in particular? Brad

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Pitt and Angelina Jolie is terribly sad. Has it affected you? Not

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personally, but everyone I speak to thinks love is dead for ever. It is

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quite depressing. Everyone was looking up to them because they had

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such a solid relationship. Whenever I am looking at the comments, people

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are always saying, why is it news? And I think, you are reading it! The

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press talking about the Bake Off and Brad and Angelina. It doesn't

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interest me, they don't want to know about my life, I don't want to know

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about birds. Why do you think there is less emphasis on the things that

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matter. I think the system is set up so the emphasis isn't on the real

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world, it is there to keep people occupied. I like the pop culture

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news. It takes you away from the real world for a bit. What about

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Brad Pitt and Angelina. Is that like Brexit. Not more important but at

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the top of the new stories, yesterday and the day before. Are

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still surprised Jon, some people are so obsessed by celebrity? A little

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disappointed, there are better things to know about that we spend

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so much time worrying about celebrity. The Bake Off is a big

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deal, right? I guess it is. Album number 14, we saw all of them lined

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up at the start of the show. And here you are, on number 14, This

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House is not for Sale. # This House is not for Sale.

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The entire album was apparently inspired by one image. We can see it

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here. What was it about this picture that spoke to? It speaks a thousand

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words to me. It is an old, proud house with deep roots, which are

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metaphorically speaks for the band, in disarray. What I was going

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through emotionally during the last three years, it spoke volumes to me.

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It became the cornerstone of what I was writing about. And this house,

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this heart, this soul, it is not for sale. It is about integrity. When

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you say difficult times in the last three years, talking about your

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guitarist, you have all been together, Richie Sambora. How

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difficult was it to put those feelings into a song? It was

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cathartic. It wasn't hard. If you are honest, you can write, everyday

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is an opportunity if your eyes and ears are open. There was plenty it.

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That picture helped me crystallise the vision of the record. It became

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a cornerstone and the artist, the man who created that image before

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photo shop existed, allowed us to use it as the album cover. And with

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that cornerstone in mind I was writing for a year and a half. The

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band fell into disarray, because one of the reasons is Richie left. He

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said the long tours said he couldn't handle any more. You do these epic

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tales, are you getting sick of it? It was probably one of the issues.

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Touring is a part of our lives, it is what we did for the last 30 years

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plus. It is what you do when you are supporting the record. No excuses,

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being in a rock band is not a life sentence. It is really not. It is

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where you share your art until you want to do it in another form. One

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of your gigs is at the Palladium, the only one outside of North

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America. Why did you choose this? They are promotional shows, but I

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wanted to present the album in its entirety. The initial conversation

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back I was Bon Jovi on Broadway. It sounded catchy. Play a rock show and

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present the album. Just the album. If you expect the greatest hits,

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come and see it in the stadium. This is just the album. London is one of

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the stops, it is one of the great cities of the world. New York,

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Toronto, because it is near and dear to my heart and New Jersey. Speaking

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of your greatest hits, we love this clip we found earlier of Taylor

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Swift and Prince William singing one of your classics.

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There off Living on a Prayer. I really, really like Taylor Swift,

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but I thought Prince William was more in Schuhen. I couldn't agree

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with you more. I love Taylor, God bless her for being so energetic. He

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heard the song on karaoke, then I get this opportunity to play the

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Palace and for this charity. Now we are performing and it was all sweet.

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I give him the wink and the nod, come on up here. He was hesitant.

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But she grabbed him and told him up there. I was like, way to go, kid.

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He wasn't faking it. It looked like a very good band. We are going out

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on tour. This House is not for Sale is out now. The album out is next

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month, but the single is out now. This week a new venture called The

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Real Junk Food Project opened a shop in Leeds, aimed at tackling our food

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waste mountain. Local supermarkets donate food and you can turn up at a

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warehouse, pay whatever you can afford. It is part of a social

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enterprise to stop good food going to waste and now restaurants want to

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do their bit. A staggering 1.5 million wheelie

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bins full of food are thrown away by restaurants every year. Much of it

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going to landfill. Whether you own a restaurant like me, or you dine in

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one, you can agree, we hate food waste. It is frustrating. As

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restaurant owners have to pay to get rid of it, it is a problem I am keen

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to solve. It seems our mobiles might have a green solution. It is done

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using an app called Too Good To Go. You can get restaurant quality food

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between ?2 and ?3 80. As serviced ends, restaurants post up how much

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leftover food they have. Hungry diners can go in at closing time I

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get a takeaway at a fraction of the menu price, saving it from the bin.

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It is already working in Birmingham, Brighton and London and has now

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launched in Leeds. This Italian restaurant manager is an early

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adopter. What does food waste cost your business? A lot of money. About

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?250 a week. You have signed up to this, has it made a difference? Yes,

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we have been saving 75 to ?80. It is weekly shopping. As business varies

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day today, knowing how many hungry stomachs to cater for can be tricky.

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Looking at what is left today, I would say 20 portions at least.

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Customers can see hammy portions and they just order. I will have the

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beef. If you are happy to have a late lunch, you can grab a bargain.

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As the ?5 95 menu price cut. Pizza, ?2. That looks nice. I have got some

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pasta. The diners don't know what is on offer until they arrive. Does

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that put them off? Not at all, I had a brief idea what they did, but I

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would just come and see what they had left over. We have been here

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before, so we knew what the choice is. You just come and see what they

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have left. There is the proof. Not much left at all. Exactly. Look at

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it now. He shifted eight portions of leftover lunches today at ?8 each.

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Part of that will go to waste Crusaders Chris Wilson and Jamie.

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What do you do with that money. We are a social enterprise, so any

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revenue we take are reinvested back into helping us grow. It is

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achieving our goals, which is to spread around the country to save as

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much food as possible. Since the 1st of June we have rescued over 2000

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meals from going to landfill. Let's rescue some more and see how much we

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can save on a three course meal. Chris, starters, I will get the

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main, Jamie, get the desert. Sounds like a plan. Scroll through them,

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find what we fancy. I have this Italian. It looks good. I like the

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sound of that. Three, two, one, buy it. With orders placed, it is off to

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the restaurants to take the pick of their leftover meals. It will be a

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late supper as we have had to wait until closing time, and I have

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definitely worked up an appetite. Let's see what we've got. For

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starters, at pizza for ?2 50. Looking good. Thought it was going

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to be flatbread. It is looking awesome. That is lovely. Spicy,

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Chile pizza. That is what I would have picked had I gone in. A curry

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at ?3 50. Lovely. Rice on the side. Really good food. And for dessert, a

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selection of cakes for ?3. That is good value. At full price, our meal

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would have cost ?30, but as we were happy to wait, we have saved more

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than ?21. Job done, a three course meal for ?9. Perfectly good food

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that would have gone in there. Our restaurants try to feed those in

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need. Talking of feeding lots of people, your dad has a cast of salt.

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We've a picture. What is the story? -- he had a pasta sauce. As he

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always made pasta sauce? We lived on it six days a week. Is it a family

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recipe? It is. Found a commercial way to make it a product and it's in

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3000 stores. What's the recipe? I am never allowed in the kitchen ever.

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But yeah, my dad and brothers do this. It's a commercial enterprise.

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You have these restaurants and your dad has this pasta sauce. But you

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never go in the kitchen? To wash the dishes. But you are passionate about

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eating. In useless around a stove. But I'll clean up. I'm a great

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guest. We've got wedding bells now, because it's time to go across to

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the chapel. It is in a moment but, before that, we know you are a fan

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of a wedding because we saw a clip that went viral this summer.

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Everybody must ask you to get up at a wedding when this comes on and to

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think. Iron this was a friend of mine who's kit was getting married.

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As they broke into the song, there is a famous baseline. The guy

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started doing it on trumpet. I am thinking, oh, Lord... I don't really

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have much choice. I get up and... But it was all good fun. It looked

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like you are having a great time. The moment has arrived. Jon, you can

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stay there. In the past few months, we have been collecting your unusual

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wedding videos. Hello. This is what you have been sending us. I'm about

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to get married. Wasn't that lovely! It was. You had

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a castle at your wedding. We had sheep all over the churchyard! Three

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of those couples are here. First, our underwater couple, Catherine and

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Andrew. APPLAUSE Congratulations. You got

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married in the Maldives in March 20 14. What on earth possessed you to

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get married under the sea? We were going to have a beach ceremony to

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have something to do with our friends. We have been diving there

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for many years. Instead of a beach ceremony, they wanted us to consider

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an underwater one and they wanted to do one. Nobody had done one. We

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said, yeah, where up for that. Did you go up the top and do the vowels

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locally or has it all just been through sign language? It was all

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sign language. We cut the cake back on deck. How did you get somebody to

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officiate? The person who officiated on the beach, he had to learn how to

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swim. No way! And how to dive. The ceremony was his seventh ever dive.

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How was his buoyancy? It was... You go and sit down. Onto our couple,

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our Batman deemed wedding, it's Pavandip and Sandip. -- Batman

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themed. I would have had a blue fit if my husband had turned up in a

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Batmobile. How did you feel best remark I was upset because nobody

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told me about it. We had a grand entrance and it took my line that!

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Nobody was there when I entered. But it was fine. And you never got to

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see it. When we got to the reception I saw it. Congratulations on being

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married for a year. First anniversary, lovely. And now our

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Doctor Who couple, Paul and Joanne. Still living it! You renewed your

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vowels 30 years on and there was a Dalek involved. Whose idea was that?

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Mine. I'd been married 30 years and I didn't know what to get him and I

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thought, how about a Dalek? Did you do a dress rehearsal? We didn't and

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it was problematic because he got stuck on the carpet halfway down. We

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had to get some people from the congregation to push him. That was

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embarrassing. We have had problems with Daleks. We had the rings on the

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plate, so we wanted to get them back so we could finish the ceremony.

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Here is to a very happy 30 next years. Congratulations to all of our

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guests. Now, a woman who married gospel and electric guitar and gave

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birth to rock and roll. Here is rapper Akala and a tribute to

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forgotten female pioneer. On the 7th of May 1964 100 excited

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teenagers boarded a train at Manchester Central station and set

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off on a journey that would go down in musical history. A specially

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chartered train was taking them to the outskirts of Manchester to

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witness what I think was one of the most influential performances of all

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time. Her name was Sister Rosetta Tharpe and for me as a musician and

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academic she is a bit of a hero. From her gospel roots, playing in

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the churches of Arkansas, this musical pioneer was a vocal

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powerhouse with a guitar style way ahead of its time. Sister Rosetta

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helped lay the foundation for rock and roll, so why has she and this

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legendary concert in largely forgotten? I've come to the site of

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the original concert to beat the event producer, Johnny. This was the

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derelict station. We had an audience, 200 people. Sister Rosetta

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made her entrance, pick up a guitar and off she went. It was magic. Up

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to 10 million people watched the event on television and, as the

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heavens opened, all eyes were on one woman. I said, what do you want to

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do? She sang, Didn't It Rain. Talk about the impact of the gig,

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especially when it was televised. Television was new. They switched it

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on and saw blues probably for the first time. I know that groups like

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the Stones, Manfred Mann, all these people watched this show and it had

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a great impression on them. Grammy award winning producer Steve Levine

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believes that Sister Rosetta Tharpe left a legacy that is still with us

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today. She was an influential guitar player and loads of new, young rock

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and roll artists took her inspiration. So, if you listen to

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the beginning of the guitar, what we are witnessing is the birth of rock

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'n' roll. She started to play the guitar in that style ten, 12 years

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before rock and roll restarted. Nobody else had played like that.

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Despite all of this, she wasn't really appreciated for her true

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genius, which is a tragedy. That's why I wanted to make this film, to

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remind people of this lost genius. There is a long list of musicians

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known as pioneers of this genre, but they are all men. Sister Rosetta was

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a black woman, hugely influential, but sidelined from her place in

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history. I think it's about time we bring her back into the limelight.

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To pay tribute to one of my heroes, I've created a new track especially

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for One Show. Some of my audience have never heard of her. Others were

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there the first time. Intriguing to see whether we can pick up the

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connection between the 60s version and now the 21st century version.

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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen... I'm trying to channel a

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bit of bad Sister Rosetta Tharpe spirit. This is our version of Let

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It Rain. # Didn't it rain, children

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# The rain is a flood # The brain is flooding

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# The pain of the song flows from the heart

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# The toughest are there to teach us # That is why Rosetta is still

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coming through the speakers... I saw her video and the energy and I loved

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it. I can't tell you what she would think of it but at least she is

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passing her influence on three generations later. I'm just pleased

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to see the legacy in good hands. Sister Rosetta may be gone but she

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is still part of the history of rock and roll so, next time you hear the

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music that is partly her legacy, it's worth remembering it is down to

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her and other forgotten pioneers. Sister Rosetta was news to you, Jon.

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Yes, I loved it. She was a pioneer. Just those images, seeing her

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standing up there. She played that guitar with authority. Was your

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inspiration,? A lot, but once she inspired, Little Richard, the

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Animals, the Stones. She was way ahead of me, before me, obviously. I

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didn't know anything about her. I'm gobsmacked. Glad you have learned

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something. Every time you come we give you a little fact to take away.

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Thank you to Jon for his company. CHEERING The new album, This House

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Is Not For Sale, is out next month and the single is out now. Tomorrow,

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my partner in crime is Jeremy Vine and we will be lies behind the

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scenes of Strictly to see who is looking hot to trot. -- we will be

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lies. See you tomorrow at

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