Day 3: Barry Gibb Glastonbury

More than a woman. Why would I be without my woman? I can go without.

It has got to be how deep is your Love? Crewe how can you choose? That

Massachusetts on. Early Bee Gees are mega, they are up there with the

Beatles. Hello and welcome back to glorious

Glastonbury, day three, and as you can see, the sun is shining on site.

It is looking as beautiful as it sounds right here on Worthy farm.

Lovely to be back with you, I hope you are ready for some fantastic

music, we have plenty of it. We certainly have, a marvellous

afternoon, the sun has shone on the legends. As you know, Sunday

afternoon, Sunday tea-time is the legend slot. This year, Barry Gibb,

that art guests have just been mentioning. They did not mention

Tragedy. Trafalgar, what a gem. We have two legends in the show,

back-to-back. If you haven't slept your disco pants on yet, please do,

you will need them today, it is Barry Gibb followed by Chic, I

repeat, Barry Gibb followed by Chic on the programme. Later on you will

be able to check out Pyramid Stage headliner, Ed Sheeran, but we are

going to be dancing. It has been a dry Glastonbury, which is always a

joy, here is the story so far. CHEERING and APPLAUSE there you go,

a flavour of what has been going on, it has been dry, we haven't needed

our wellies. I have talked to a couple people who say, do you know

what, I sort of miss the mud. You massive idiots, it has been

brilliant to walk around the site and enjoy it all. People get

superstitious about the weather, they say we just want a bit of

spitting, just to get the dust down. No, none of that, sunshine all the

way, please. Don't forget, BBC Four is also covering the action here at

Glastonbury Festival, you can check out Rag N Bone Man and Shaggy. I

think we are going to have Rag N Bone Man now. Let's have a little

taste of his set which you can catch later in full on BBC Four.

# Maybe I'm foolish, maybe I'm blind

# Thinking I can see through this and see what's behind

# Got no way to prove it so maybe I'm blind

# But I'm only human after all, I'm only human after all

# Take a look in the mirror and what do you see

# Do you see it clearer or are you deceived

# Cos I'm only human after all, you're only human after all

# Some people got the real problems

# Some people think I can solve them

# I'm only human after all, I'm only human after all

# Don't ask my opinion, don't ask me to lie

# For making you cry, making you cry

# Cos I'm only human after all, I'm only human after all

# Don't put your blame on me, don't put the blame on me

# Some people got the real problems

# Some people think I can solve them

# I'm only human after all, I'm only human after all.

# That's all it takes to put the blame on me

# Should go looking somewhere higher

# I'm only human after all, I'm only human after all

# Don't put the blame on me, don't put the blame on me

# I'm just a man, I do what I can

Thank you so much for your love, Glastonbury.

That's Rag N Bone Man come you don't see many of them nowadays. It is so

much more soulful, not what I was expecting when I first heard him,

but now a stall of the pop charts. When I was growing up in Bolton, I

am sure it was the same to you, Rag N Bone Man. And here he is, having

brought his horse and cart to Glastonbury. Steptoe and son, he is

about the most famous one. Time for some music, and who better to give

that to stand this year's emerging talent winner. Glastonbury Festival

every year holds a competition to find the hottest new act around and

we have this year's when a committee has been working very hard on site

doing lots of different shows, but delighted he has found time to

perform here, please welcome, Josh Barry.

# People running, always running, where they go, scared of stopping

# Can't even escape my mind, I'm just trying to stabilise, oh no, no.

# Nothing left to take away, all my faith.

# When I'm grown, maybe I will understand a little more.

# When I'm old, will you tell me when my judgment's going to come?

# Bruising, burning, ever earning, I shall learn.

# Never listen, in my prison, why's it so?

Erik everything that I've been hearing slowly is disappearing.

# When I'm grown, maybe I will understand a little more.

# When I'm old, won't you tell me when my judgment's going to come?

# When I'm grown, maybe I will understand.

# When I'm old, won't you tell me when my judgment's going to come?

# Nothing at all, nothing at all, no, no.

# Always wishing, something missing #

CHEERING and APPLAUSE. There you go, that is Josh Barry, how has it been

going, how has your Glastonbury bean? Very busy, show number seven.

Amazing though, thank you for having me. Had you been before a queue

times? Yes, I did it with Corgan city two years back, that was just

one show. A bit easier. Was the final in Filton working men 's club?

Yes, that is an interesting place. So going from there to playing seven

shows at last a break incredible. Yes, the manic, my manager and

everyone around me, these guys especially, seven shows is a lot.

You need a lot of sleep, put it that way. Catch up next week. We will see

you in the charts in the next few days. Thank you.

So here we go, perhaps one day in the legend spot will be Josh Barry,

aged 60 or 70, it is possible. Anything is possible, absolutely.

And we have another Barry in the legend spot this year, it is all

about Barry Gibb on the Pyramid Stage this afternoon. It has been a

fantastic set, and we bring it to you right now.

His match domain, glimmering smile and strides are synonymous with 70s

six appeal. But Barry Gibb is not just a master of high-pitched

perfection. One third of band of brothers, the Bee Gees, he is also

one of the great songwriters in history. You couldn't stay out of

the studio, and we didn't know whether what we were doing was going

to be successful or not, but we have to keep doing it. The brothers Gibb

had a marked resemblance to the Fab four when they made their top 20

debut in 1967. And later that year, they scored their first UK number

one with Massachusetts. # Analytes all went out in

Massachusetts... The 70s got off to a slow start for

the ban. But as disco dawned, the trio were back on form, with an

endless flow of funky floor fillers. Their songs for the film Saturday

Night Fever soundtrack the late 70s. And in four years, the Bee Gees

racked up eight US number ones. As the disco era faded, Barry and the

boys turned to penning hits for the likes of Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick

and Kenny Rogers. They staged a smooth synth comeback in the 80s.

And 60s single, to love somebody, became one of the most covered songs

of all time. Losing brother Morris in 2003 and

Robin in 2012, Barry is the last surviving BG. I had very vivid

dreams of my brother. You see your brother and he is talking to the way

he always is, you want to go on stage, I was up for it and that was

the dream. Barry made a brief appearance last year at Worthy Farm

with Chris Martin and chums. But today he's back for a full Sunday

afternoon singalong. You don't consider doing the legend spot, they

ask you to do it, and if they ask you to do it, that is too much of an

honour, you cannot not do it. So pull out your flares, dust off that

medallion and show me some chest hair. Bee Gees's Barry Gibb on the

Pyramid Stage. I have got a couple of songs I am thinking of doing.

Thank you all very, very much, and good afternoon,

You don't know how beautiful you all look from here.

And it's a pleasure to be here, and an honour to be here

The last time was with Chris Martin and Coldplay,

and that was just a glimpse, for me, but a great honour,

OK, let's get it to the time, what do we call it, time

# Good morning Mr Sunshine, you brighten up my day

# I see you every morning, outside the restaurants

# Good morning Mr Sunshine, you brighten up my day

Let us do something nice and romantic.

# I can think of younger days when living for my life

# Was everything a man could want to do

# But I was never told about the sorrows

# How can you stop the rain from falling down?

# How can you stop the sun from shining?

# Please help me mend my broken heart and let me live again

# I can still feel the breeze that rustles through the trees

# No-one said a word about the sorrow

# And how can you mend a broken heart?

# How can you stop the rain from falling down?

# How can you stop the sun from shining?

# And how can you mend this broken man?

# Please help me mend my broken heart and let me live again

# Please help me mend my broken heart and let me live again

# I want my life to be lived with you

# You don't know what it's like, baby

# And I'm blind, so so sorrily blind

# You don't know what it's like, baby

It's been a good few months since I've heard an audience at all,

that's remarkable, thank you very, very much.

So I don't know if you're aware of it or not, but this

is the 40th anniversary of a certain movie.

And we sort of have to perform some of that stuff, and this song

is probably the most remembered, because it became some kind

of an anthem for CPR, and it's just maybe about the tempo,

I've got a couple of Sgt Pepper jackets, OK, but that's about it.

OK, let's get on with this, hope you enjoy it.

OK, I'd like to bring my eldest son to the stage now,

OK, I'd like to bring my eldest son to the stage now,

this is my eldest son over here, Stephen.

And we're going to do a song that my brother, Robin,

but we always enjoy playing it, it's called I've Gotta

# The preacher talked with me and he smiled,

# Said, "Come and walk with me, come and walk one more mile.

# Now for once in your life you're alone,

# But you ain't got a dime, there's no time for the phone."

# I've just got to get a message to you, hold on, hold on.

# One more hour and my life will be through, hold on, hold on.

# But if I broke her heart, won't you tell her I'm sorry.

# And for once in my life I'm alone,

# And I've got to let her know just in time before I go.

# I've just go to get a message to you, hold on, hold on.

# One more hour and my life will be through, hold on, hold on.

# Well, I laughed but that didn't hurt,

# And it's only her love that keeps me wearing this dirt.

# Now I'm crying but deep down inside,

# Well I did it to him, now it's my turn to die.

# I've just got to get a message to you, hold on, hold on.

# One more hour and my life will be through, hold on, hold on.

OK, time to go back to that film again.

OK, time to go back to that film again.

By the way, it was called Saturday Night Fever,

OK, this is my favourite song from that film.

# I know your eyes in the morning sun

# I feel you touch me in the pouring rain

# And the moment that you wander far from me

# And you come to me on a summer breeze

# Keep me warm in your love then you softly leave

# 'Cause we're living in a world of fools

# You're the light in my deepest darkest hour

# 'Cause we're living in a world of fools

# Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da

# And you come to me on a summer breeze

# Keep me warm in your love then you softly leave

# 'Cause we're living in a world of fools

# 'Cause we're living in a world of fools

This is the song, this was the first song that we ever heard

Not so sure you're familiar with it, but I certainly am,

so let's give it a shot, it's called Spicks and Specks.

And I want to bring Beth to the stage, so we can pay tribute

to a couple of wonderful female artists that I've had

the opportunity of working with, and there's nobody better than Beth

Hang on a minute, I always have trouble pulling these things out.

# Shadows falling, baby, we stand alone

# Out on the street, anybody you meet got

# Make it a crime to be lonely or sad

# You battle on with the love you're living on

# Our love will climb any mountain near or far

# Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky

# I don't want to hear your goodbye.

# Little by little we meet in the middle

# Make it a crime to be out in the cold

# You battle on with the love you're building on

# Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky

# Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky

OK, here's a song that Kenny sang on his own a couple of years back,

and I don't think Dolly sang it, but I know that Kenny did.

# Baby, when I met you there was peace unknown

# I set out to get you with a fine tooth comb

# I was soft inside, there was somethin' going on

# You do something to me that I can't explain

# Makin' love with each other, ah-ah

# Sail away with me to another world

# I can't live without you if the love was gone

# Everything is nothin' if you got no one

# Slowly losing sight of the real thing

# But that won't happen to us and we got no doubt

# Too deep in love and we got no way out

# This could be the year for the real thing

# We start and end as one, in love forever

# Makin' love with each other, ah-ah

# Sail away with me to another world

# Sail away with me to another world

Here's a couple you will never remember, OK?

# There is something goin' down And I can feel it

# Gimme that night fever Night fever

# Gimme that night fever Night fever

# We can take forever just a minute at a time

# Do do do do More than a woman

# More than a woman More than a woman

# Do do do do More than a woman

# Here we are in the room full of strangers

# Standing in the dark where your eyes couldn't see me

# Blaming it all on the nights on Broadway

# Singin' them straight to the heart songs

# Blamin' it all on the nights on Broadway

# How long will they stand between us?

# Blaming it all on the nights on Broadway

# Singin' them straight to the heart songs

# Blamin' it all on the nights on Broadway

# Even if it takes a life time, takes a life time

# Blaming it all on the nights on Broadway

# Singin' them straight to the heart songs

# Blamin' it all on the nights on Broadway

# Blaming it all on the nights on Broadway

# Singin' them straight to the heart songs

# Blamin' it all on the nights on Broadway

Let me introduce you to my guys, my gang.

Our three ladies, Charlotte, Lisa and Beth.

That's my gang, John Merchant, thank you so much.

And my daughter, Ali, who's actually on the videos,

gives me little cues, here and there.

She is wonderful and I love her, and I love them all, my family.

OK, shall I take this thing off?

I hope you've enjoyed all of this as much as we have playing it,

This song, I'd like to dedicate, always, to my wife, Linda.

But also I'd like to dedicate this to the people of Manchester,

the people of London, and just, you know, this

# 'Cause that would bring a tear to me

# Now, my love, right now there'll be

# It's only words, and words are all

# And you think that I don't even mean

# It's only words, and words are all I have

# It's only words, and words are all I have

# It's only words, and words are all I have

# It's only words, and words are all I have

Thank you, thank you for the life experience, just amazing.

CHANTING: "BARRY, WEAR THE JACKET, LA LA LA LA!"

Someone give it to me, it'd be a pleasure to put it on.

# In a world of tears I slowly drown

# When the feeling's gone and you can't go on

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

# When you lose control and you got no soul

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

# There's a burning down inside of me

# With a yearning that won't let me be

# And I just can't take it all alone

# When the feeling's gone and you can't go on

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

# When you lose control and you got no soul

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

# When you lose control and you got no soul

# When the morning cries and you don't know why

You guys have been the best, thank you

for the experience of a lifetime, and I hope to see you again soon.

Amazing. Magical. You can't ask for much more than that. Beautiful

weather, a quality band, a song book, almost beyond, you know equal

and a lovely personality, I mean genuinely moved by being here. The

lads in the audience handing the jacket up and him putting it on.

What a touch, it was magical. Fantastic set and Jo Whiley got to

catch up with him. And everybody gets involved and like the security

guards in the pit doing that dance. I saw them rehearsing that round the

side of the Pyramid Stage, I saw them doing the Tragedy dance. I

thought this is going to be excellent. And it was just a

wonderful atmosphere, genuinely it was, I saw the Jacksons last night

with a quality song book and this today, we still have Chic to come.

Jo has been catching up with him as he came off stage.

Barry Gibb, you have played on the Pyramid Stage, and that was a

triumph, a triumph. Thank you. How was it for you? Shocking, because

they were completely in the spirit of it, and you know, watching young

kids singing those songs after all these year, that is a great feeling

too. OK, I remember interviewing Lionel Richie when he came off, he

was almost speechless and couldn't believe the size of the crowd. Same

thing, it has been about three or four Mondays since I have had the

opportunity to go on stage, you know, so, so the band is wonderful,

and, we are looking to do another gig. How does it compare going out

on your own? Do you get nervous? Of course, every show is a terrifying

experience until that first song. And when you know that first song,

it is working, and the crowd is smiling, and you just know, so it is

like, you know, we have been doing this, or I have for 50 year, you

know, so, yeah, I look round and I don't see my brothers and you have

to deal with all of that. But I have done, and you can't live on that,

you know. But I never stop thinking they are standing next to me, that

is always there. Particularly on a day like today, which is a very

emotional day. It is a mixture of feelings, bitter-sweet, you know.

Great moments, I think of the times when we wrote those songs, the

collaboration, the conflict, of coming up with lyric, those moments

never go away. They would have loved it. Of course they would. It is

something they would have dreamed of doing too. How you feeling? Ready.

But I don't know what for. Ready for a sit down, a drink. Ready for

something. Did you hear from Chris Martin this morn something No. I

wondered whether he had made conxxxx contact. We haven't spoken since

that night. This is the never ending tour. But I look forward to speaking

to him at some point. Maybe you will get a call, a gig review after. I

don't know. I don't know, I think they are very busy. It is all about

you. Yes, but I am a fan, so it's all right. Congratulations, well

done, it was wonderful today, great sight. Thank you. Thank you so much.

So touching, how poignant is that. It will be interesting to see, what

happens in the chart, because often after the legends slot, you see

people's back catalogue rocketing, lie Nel Richie hat his first number

one in 25 careers in Britain after his performance, after that, today,

who knows. Just memories of his brothers, and you were saying after

the festival. Not only is he nice but everybody who came with him is

amazing. That is what I heard from the team. He is one of the loveliest

artists to work with. And big on family, clearly. While we are

talking about family, can I say hello to my grandchildren, who have

been watching, sent us a photo of watching grandad on the telly. We

will head up to the west holds stage and check out Shaggy. It was

definitely him. # Honey came in and she caught me

red-handed # Picture this we were both

butt-naked # How could I forget

that I had given her an extra key? # All this time she was standing

there she never took her eyes off me # How you can grant the woman access

to your villa? # Trespasser and a witness

while you cling on your pillow # You better watch your back before

she turn into a killer # Best for you and the situation not

to call the beaner # To be a true player

you have to know how to play # If she say you're not,

convince her, say you're gay # Makes a claim and you tell her,

baby, no way # Heard the screams getting louder

It wasn't me # Honey came in

and she caught me red-handed # Picture this we were both

butt-naked # I had tried to keep her from

what she was about to see # Why should she believe me

when I told her it wasn't me? # Make she know say that she really

know no right prefix # Whenever you should see her make

da gigolo flex # As funny as it be by you

it not that complex # Seein' is believin' so you better

change your specs # You know she not gonna be worrying

about things from the past # Hardly recollecting and then

she'll go to noontime mass # But if she pack a gun

you know you better run fast # Heard the screams getting louder

It wasn't me # Honey came in and she caught me

red-handed # Picture this we were

both butt-naked # How could I forget

that I had given her an extra key? # All this time she was standing

there she never took her eyes off me Glastonbury. If you get caught

red-handed, you should look her in the eye and you say, you say... You

say Crowd chants: It wasn't me. It wasn't me. What you say? It wasn't

me. Never fear. And if you do that and your ass gets kicked out and you

are sleeping on the couch, don't blame it on me, it wasn't me. You go

on your knee and you look her in the eye and you beg. You look her in the

eye and you say something like - # Honey came in and she caught me

red-handed # Picture this we were both

butt-naked # How could I forget

that I had given her an extra key? # All this time she was standing

there she never took her eyes off me # It wasn't me force It wasn't me It

wasn't me # It wasn't me,

# It wasn't me #

Glastonbury. Shaggy, sounding sensational in the

sunshine up on the West Holts stage who've had the most fantastic

line-up. I think if I had to pick one stage I would stick at, it

would've been West Holts for me this year. If you want to check out

anything you might have missed, there are over 100 performances you

can watch online at bbc.co.uk/Glastonbury. I was there

last night and watched the Jacksons. Another classic song catalogue.

Another legends slot. And we had English National Opera opening up

the other year And we had ear Ache but how about a bit of brass band

music? LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY PLAYS Welcome

to Queensberry the home of the Black Dyke Band. This has been the home of

the band since 1855. It was here in the North that blahs bands began in

the early 19th century. The mill owners and pit bosses realise the

that workers' morale was boosted by music after a hard day's work. Into

these are all amateurs. We are all amateur musicians.

these are all amateurs. We are all amateur musicians. We have normal

jobs. We are amateurs but like Olympicians. Because these are the

very best. We've had many association was famous people over

the years. Perhaps the most famous was Paul McCartney when he was with

The Beatles. We recorded Yellow Sub marine and Thingy Me Bob. The band

have typical concerts throughout the year. Glastonbury is fantastic for

us. Something unique. We have not done a festival such as this. I'm

looking forward to waking up all the hungover people from the night

before with brass banding. Maybe that no-one has heard before and

probably think is boring and we're going to show them it is not as

boring as they think, it is quite exciting. Just to play on the stage

will be phenomenal. Can't wait. We are a brass band, we're from

Yorkshire, it is one of the things that Yorkshire does best. Morning.

We'll get warmed up and psyched up and go on stage and smash it.

When we walk on stage with our uniforms, golden lapels bow ties, I

think there will be a few eyebrows raised. Good morning Glastonbury.

APPLAUSE That was awesome, amazing I couldn't

believe how the day went. They got me more excited. We'll probably have

a well-deserved beer A great festival for music and performing a

arts everywhere. We'll just go out and soak it all up.

Just something about that sound that makes me want to join in. Whether it

is a brass band or New Orleans Hot Air who were with us. It is like

everybody, something is happening, join in and march. If I hear a brass

band I have to walk in time. I liked she said - we're going to smash T

why wouldn't they say it? Like any band on the Introducing Stage. We're

going to have an acoustic. This was someone singing up a storm in

rehearsal. Astonishing stuff. The most recent album is My Wild West.

Originally from Illinois, this is Lissie.

# I've got a feeling like I'm almost there

# And I think I might belong somewhere

# I've been disbelieving in my own heart

# And the deceiving is the hardest part

# And I feel the knowing that I must be going

# Ojai, I don't wanna leave you behind

# But you know that I made up my mind

# So goodbye, I know I'm gonna see you again

# And I'll be thinking of you until then, Ojai

# I miss the seasons, I miss the land

# I miss them for reasons I don't understand

# Ojai, I don't wanna leave you behind

# But you know that I made up my mind

# So goodbye; I know I'm gonna see you again

# And I'll be thinking of you until then, Ojai

# Ojai, I don't wanna leave you behind

# Ojai, I don't wanna leave you behind

# But you know that I made up my mind

# So goodbye, I know I'm gonna see you again

# And I'll be thinking of you until then, Ojai #

APPLAUSE Fantastic stuff from Lissie. How has

your Glastonbury been? Awesome, short. I just got here yesterday but

so much fun, magical. You live in Iowa? I bought a farm there noshgts

eastern, it is great to be back on auto farm. You were in California?

Yes and the move prompted me to write my Wild West. It is all about

leaving California to go back to the Midwest where I'm from? You are

happy there? Yes, close to family, learning about bee-keeping and

gardening a lot. And learning more about the land and all that stuff

so... Good, lovely to see you. Enjoy the rest of your week. Sensational,

the pipes and the background there. We are minutes away, ladies and

gentlemen, from Chic Chic who are coming up, but first, today's secret

guests. Jo Whiley is with them in the Dome, back stage.

How was it for you? It was a ruckus, it was good. We have good memories

of that tent. So it was a bit nostalgic but it felt fresh. I feel

good about it. Tell us about the memories? The first time we played

there was about 13 years ago, and we, some kind of switch had been

flipped we weren't aware of. When we came out the crowd was different and

it has never been the same, it has always been that way since. Before

then we we are earning it. Earning it, and now we are just spoiled I

guess. In 2007 you said it would be the last time you would come to

Glastonbury. I did not say that. You might have done. We had issues with

the sound, it wasn't our fault. You chose that. We will be back next

year. Headlining? I don't know. Playing the tent again. How does it

feel to be together again, last time I saw you it was solo stuff and now

all together? It feels good. Reading -- riding a bike. It feels natural

As natural as slot machines in the laundry. If that makes any sense. It

makes no sense. Have you ever done a festival and gone out in disguise. I

have seen people who wear the bucket hats. You weren't Lord bucket head.

I don't mind taking couple of hundred selfies. It probably makes

you happy. We don't mind it. You used to talk a lot, you know. You

have changed. I'm tired. I am on two hours sleep. Sum up what it was like

today. Well, it was, it was daunting to walk out to what we walked out

to. It was an impressive thing. It felt great. We have played Mr Bright

side probably 1500 time, live, and I think that was the craziest it has

ever been. It is... It must have been emotional. There is a thing

that happens when you walk out on a stage like that, where, you are not

in control of your own body, you feel yourself hitting things but you

are not sure if you are the one doing it. It was that kind of...

Experience. Well done on keeping it a secret. I don't think it was a

secret. Car 1900. Here they are. These are the killers on John Peel

and flashing images here, just to warn you.

We're the killers. # Now I'm falling asleep

And she's calling a cab # While he's having a smoke

And she's taking a drag # And she's taking a drag

And I've been doing just fine # Now they're going to bed

And my stomach is sick CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Lad alive, it has been all the hits today and if you want More Killers

8pm BBC Four in full on your telly. But, do you really want do that is

this we have the party started with Barry Gibb, and some disco classics

and ballads to put you in the mood. But we can take you to the party to

a hiring level, can't we. I have my disco pans on, let's do it. Nile

Roger, Chic. What can you say. Put your hands together, everybody.

Come on. # Everybody dance

# Everybody dance

# Bop-shoo-wa, bop-shoo-wa, bop-shoo-wa

# Come on everybody, get on your feet

# Everybody dance # Everybody dance

thank you. I Want Your Love. Come on, everybody sing it with us.

# To try my love and see how well it fits?

# Baby, can't you see, when you look at me

# I can't kick this feelin' when it hits

# I grab my pillow and squeeze it tight

# I think of you and I dream of you all the time

# Sometime, don't you feel like you I want your love

# Never really had a love that's real?

# A better love you won't find today?

# Just one chance and I will show you love

# I want your lovin', please don't make me beg

# I want your love, I want your love

# Your lovely need #

Woo # Yeah, yeah, yeah

# You know what, it's time to get funky

# It's time to get funky, yeah # I want your love,

I want your love Yeah

# I want your love# # Right now

# Oh, yeah, yeah Give it up for the trumpet player

and Miss Kimberly Davis on vocals. So, before we go on, I just got to

say a little something. I've been here in London, in England for about

ten days now and I got to be honest with you, it's been the most

inspirational period of my life. I got here, I arrived the day after

the horrible fire. A friend of mine called me up and he told me to come

down andville tier. I have to be honest with you, I never saw such

spirit as the spirit I saw with those volunteers. It was unreal,

man. It was unreal. We packed clothing, we shipped clothing. I

mean people's spirit, instead of what I was seeing on the television

when I was flying over, seeing a bunch of people being angry and

stuff, I saw a bunch of people who were full of love. They were filled

with hope and I got to be honest with you, the pay that they treated

me, I walked into the centre and the woman said to me - now Roger, I'm

happy you are here, here's a pair of gloves, do some work! It was

unbelievable. She had me packing clothing, doing clothing all sorts

of things. I've got to be honest with you, her spir and the all of

those volunteers d her spirit and all of those volunteers, brought a

tear to my eye. It was like we were here last time, you guys made us all

feel so welcome. I just want to thank you. You are a great country,

great people, thank you so much. So, I don't want to be corny and bring

you down, so I just want to say that I feel like a really, really happy

man because I have, like the best job in the world. I get to write and

produce songs for lots of really big stars and every now and then, some

of those records go number one. Now I'm going ego trip and just play my

number one records. I'm going to start off, we'll do a medley of some

of my number ones. This is a song I did for Diana Ross. It's called I'm

Coming Out. Here is the deal. When we get to the chore chorus, you guys

have to sing with us. The lyrics are simple. "I'm coming out." You got

it. Here we go you all, let's do this. One, two, one, two, three,

and... # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I got to let it

show # There's a new me coming out,

I just have to live # And I wanna give, I'm

completely positive # I think this time around, I am

gonna do it # The time has come for me

to break out of the shell # I have to shout, "I am coming

out" I'm coming out, # I want the world to know I got

to let it show # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I've got to show the world

all that I wanna be # And all my abillities,

there's so much more to me # Somehow, I have to make

them just understand # I've got it well in hand and,

oh, how I've planned # I'm spreading love,

there is no need to fear # And I just feel so good

every time I hear # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # I'm coming out, I want

the world to know # Around and round

you're turning me # Respectfully I see to thee I'm

aware that you're cheating # When no one makes

me feel like you do # As long as the sun

continues to shine # There's a place in my heart

for you that's the bottom line # Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah

# Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah # One night in a disco

on the outskirts of Frisco # I was cruisin'

with my favourite gang # The place was so borin',

filled with out-of-towners tourin' # I really wasn't carin'

but I felt my eyes starin' # At a guy who stuck out

in the crowd # He had the kind of body

that would shame Adonis # And a face

that would make any man proud # He's the greatest

dancer # The champion of dance,

his moves would put you in a trance # And he never leaves

the disco alone # Arrogance but not conceit

as a man he is complete # My creme de la creme,

please take me home # He wears the finest clothes,

the best designers, heaven knows # Ooo, from his head down

to his toes # Hey, and we flock just

like birds of a feather # All of the people

around us they say # We're giving love

in a family dose # I got all my sisters

with me # Living life is fun

and we've just begun # To get our share of

the world's delights # Cause here's what we

call our golden rule # Have faith in you

and the things you do # Hey, hey we fry together

# Like Birds of a Feather # Hey

# Oh yeah # Hey

Glastonbury make some noise. I said make some noise! Noise!

CHEERING Kimberley...

# Hey, yeah # Whoa...

# Oh yeah # Oh yeah

# We are family # We are family

# Yes # We are family

# Yes we are family # We are family

# Oh yeah. # Thank you! Kimberley Davis, give it

up for her y'all. We want do a song that we never ever

get a chance to play, but the last time we were here you guys were so

awesome it feels like we just do any old song we wan. This is a song from

our third album. It's called My Feet Keep Dancing. I said it's called My

Feet Keep Dancing. Dancing. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Let's do it. # My feet keep dancing,

dancing, dancing # I need some help,

I get beside myself # And I got so many

things in life to do # Like, reach for a star or maybe

shoot ten under par # I'd like to do it

all before I'm through # Fly into space or maybe

save the human race # All these things

seem so appealing # But I'll never get the chance,

'cause all I do is dance # My mama said my

brains are in my feet # My feet keep dancing,

dancing, dancing # Papa told me, every night

when he would scold me # He knew I'd never

make him very proud # So I ran away from

home to live all alone # And make myself

a standout in the crowd # Then it hit, my

ideas began to fit # I had to be what I

was meant to be # Now my name is up in lights

and I hoof here every night # They were right my

brains are in my feet # My feet keep dancing,

dancing, dancing # My feet keep dancing,

dancing, dancing # Dancing, dancing

dancing, dancing CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you. So, the last time we played here, was about four years

ago. And at that time, I didn't share this with you, but a couple of

years before that, my doctors had told me that I was suffering from

extremely aggressive cancer, and that I needed to go home and get my

affairs in order. So, I went home and I did a little thinking and I

thought to myself, well I'm a musician, if I'm going to get my

affairs in order what would that mean to me? Well, I happened to get

a phone call from two French guys called Daft Punk and a gentleman

named Pharrell Williams. And we got together, and we wrote

this song called Get Lucky. And I feel like the luckiest man in the

world tonight, because six years after that doctor told me to go home

and get my affairs in order, today, six years later, I am cancer free!

CHEERING So, as I said to you a little

earlier, I got the best job in the world, because I get to write and

produce songs for a lot of really big stars. So I did this song with

Daft Punk and Farrell William, but you know Chic we are a disco band,

we are an R B band, a funk band so every time we do a song we have to

put a little bit of extra soul into it.

Because that is who we are. So... I want to show you the way I

feel today. Kimberley. # Ooh

# Yeah All right. You want it take this

party to a whole another level? I said do you want to take this part

to a whole another level? So I'm going to turn it over to my man on

drums, the crazy Ralph. A funk party getting ready to go down. OK.

Glastonbury. Glastonbury. Glastonbury.

I don't know, I don't know, Glastonbury. That's a little better.

One more time I'm saying, Glastonbury. CHEERS

I tell you one thing for sure, there's a party in the house

tonight. And man you guys are on fire right now. This is so great.

You are all 100%. You are 100 proof. You'll all have to bane done ship.

As we say in the States - for right now this band you are seeing right

here has been on tour, for three years, just having a good time and

the band is tight and the band is tight and we're about to show you

how tight and right the band is tonight. Are you all right for this?

Are you all right for this? I said, ladies, are you all ready for this?

Aha. Ladies in the audience, are you already for this? Aha. Ladies in the

audience. Yeah. Are you all ready for this? Fella, whoo, whoo, whoo.

OK, OK, five or six Chihuahuas. I want the big dogs and only the big

dogs. Come on, let me hear, whoo, whoo, whoo.

Let me hear you say, one, One. Two. Two. One, two, one two, three...

Glastonbury, let me hear you say yeah. Say yeah. Somebody, please.

# Put on your red shoes and dance the blues

# To the song they're playing on the radio

# Sway through the crowd to an empty space

# Because my love for you would break my heart in two

# For fear your grace should fall

# Let's sway you could look into my eyes

# Under the moonlight this serious moonlight

# And if you say run, I'll run with you

# And if you say hide, we'll hide

# Because my love for you would break my heart in two

I want everybody, everybody at the side, everybody at the back,

everybody that can hear me, put your hands in the air right now, let me

see, you, jump, jump, come on, jump, jump, come on, everybody, jump,

jump, jump, come on, jump, jump, now somebody sing force

# Put on your red shoes and dance the blues

# To the song they're playing on the radio

One for time Glastonbury, put your hands in the air, come on, come on,

jump, jump, jump, jump, jump. Come on.

# Let's dance. Oh, oh. # Let's dance.

# Now somebody scream... # Dance#

Thank you. Are you ready to freak out? I said -

are you ready to freak out? CROWD CHEERS

# Have you heard about the new dance craze?

# Listen to us, I'm sure you'll be amazed

# Young and old are doing it, I'm told

# Just one try, and you too will be sold

# Come on along and have a real good time

# Like the days of stomping at the Savoy

# Come on along and have a real good time

# Like the days of stomping at the Savoy

# Find a spot out on the floor

Everybody one time. Freak out. Thank you, thank you. Before we get out of

here tonight I want to take a couple of minutes to introduce you to the

members of the band. Over on keyboards and vocals, Mr Richard

Hilton give it up for him. And on trumpet, Mr Curt Grant. you can

co-better than that, Curt Grant on trumpet. On saxophone Mr Dan

Moretti, and on drums, the one and only Ralph Roe. On funky funky bass

Mr Gerry Bonds, the newest member of the Chic organisation on vocals Mr

Russell Gramm and on vocals stage left if one and only Felamy. On

stage right Kimberley Davis. Give us up for this man right here, this man

has sold over 400 million records round the world. That man right

there. He has three Grammy Awards, he has a Brit music award, a

Canadian music award, he was GQ Man of the Year twice, because he is

just that cool. That man right there. There. 2 the Captain of cool

Mr Nile Rodgers. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Captain cool. That is what we call him. Captain Cool how you doing? I'm

all right Ralph. So we have one more song we want to do for you, now

somehow every time we play this song, a disco party magically breaks

out on the stage. This song is called Good Times this is what Chic

# Good times, these are the good times

# Good times, these are the good times

# The time is right for makin' friends

# Let's get together, how 'bout a quarter to ten

# Come tomorrow, let's all do it again

# Boys will be boys, better let them have their toys

# Girls will be girls, cute pony tails and curls

# Must put an end to this stress and strife

# I think I want to live the sporting life

# Our new state of mind, these are the good times

# A rumour has it that it's getting late

# The clock keeps turning, why hesitate

# You silly fool, you can't change your fate

# Let's cut the rug, little jive and jitterbug

# We want the best, we won't settle for less

# Clams on the half shell and roller skates, roller skates

# Leave your cares behind, these are the good times

# Our new state of mind, these are the good times

All right Glastonbury. Are you ready to have an old school funk party?

Yeah. I feel it. Come on, come on. # Ooh yeah

# Yeah # Ooh

# Yeah # Oh yeah

# Whoa. # Oh, oh, oh... Gerry, Gerry, Gerry,

let's go, let's go. Go. ? He want to take you back to the old school.

Everybody say Ho. Hoho. Now scream. Say Woo, Woo. Say Woo, Woo. Say Woo,

Woo. Say Woo, Woo. Say Woo, Woo. Say Woo,

Woo. Check it out. This is a hip-hop, hip, hop we don't stop.

# We would like to say hello for to the black, to white, to the red and

the brown, the purple # I got bang, bang

# Boogie to the bang, bang, we don't stop

# Rock the rhythm that makes your body rock

# What you going to do today? # Everybody go hotel, motel Holiday

Inn # Said if your girl starts acting up

# Then you take her friend # Lift all your hands high in the

air # And party high like you don't care

# This # A rumour has it

that it's getting late # The clock keeps

turning, why hesitate # You silly fool, you

can't change your fate # Let's cut the rug,

little jive and jitterbug # We want the best,

we won't settle for less # Clams on the half shell and roller

skates, roller skates # Leave your cares behind,

these are the good times # Our new state of mind,

these are the good times everybody throw your hands up and

say Chic-Chic. Come on Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic, come on.

Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic. Chic-Chic.

Chic-Chic. # Good times. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Woo!

I mean what? What? Mine honestly, I would have bought a ticket to

Glastonbury just the see that guy play the bass. Unbelievable.

Extraordinary scenes on the pyramid stage from Chic, not just the

greatest dancers but the greatest song writers. Have we ever had a

better afternoon at Glastonbury. I don't think we have. Jo and Huw are

back shortly with music from Emeli Sande and Ed Sheeran. For now, that

is us, Laverne and Radcliffe out. MUSIC: Fight For Your Right

by Beastie Boys I want to, like, hang out with

you guys. You put on a show. MUSIC: Let's Get This Party Started

by Pink