22/09/2016 The One Show

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

newsworthy? The Great British Bake Off newsworthy? More important

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Swift and Prince William singing one of your classics.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

do their bit. A staggering 1.5 million wheelie

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

launched in Leeds. This Italian restaurant manager is an early

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Andrew. APPLAUSE Congratulations. You got

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

teenagers boarded a train at Manchester Central station and set

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

chartered train was taking them to the outskirts of Manchester to

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

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

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

the churches of Arkansas, this musical pioneer was a vocal

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

It Rain. # Didn't it rain, children

# The rain is a flood # The brain is flooding

# The pain of the song flows from the heart

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

lies. See you tomorrow at