Episode 5 Later... with Jools Holland

Good evening. Welcome to my show, which is live from Shepherd's Bush.

A few specks of rain it is a special day. It is Chuck Berry's

birthday. So # Happy birthday to you

# Happy birthday # Dear Chuck

# Happy birthday to you # CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

We celebrate, starting with the # A writ into the night came

# My horse had worked the fields # When I walk inside the dark

# We waste time on blame # And stop looking

# You carry on as if I don't love you

# And so we find the way to lie

# To cover hard I have a doubt

# The room's full eyes are empty

# Like your letters never sent me

# Your words are like a lasso

# You're an instrumental tune

# Whoa whoa whoa oh

# How come you never go there

# How come I'm so alone there

# Whoa whoa whoa oh

# How come you never go there

# How come I'm so alone there

# Whoa whoa whoa oh

# How come you never go there

# How come I'm so alone there

# Whoa whoa whoa oh

# How come you never go there

# How come I'm so

# Alone there. #

APPLAUSE

D

D thank

D thank you.

D thank you. Our

Our guest

Our guest tonight

Our guest tonight from

Our guest tonight from Atlanta Mastodon. From Philadelphia with

amazing Buddy Greco. From South London, Lianne La Havas. Now, an

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# Mais je sais qu'en vrai # J'ai pas l'humour

# J'ai pas la science infuse # J'ai pas la chance

# Plusieurs cordes a mon arc # Mais je sais qu'en vrai

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The lovely sound of French soul. Ben L'Oncle Soul.

And now it is time for some legends # I sealed them

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Black Tongue from the album the hunter. Mastodon in the studio.

The sound of Mastodon. Now I am delighted to welcome to the piano

one of the Rat Pack, Mr Buddy Greco. You'll be performing for us in a

moment. You have a record coming out of you at the Sands, just after

frank Sinatra. A lovely, and just looking at the photographs, there's

you with Dean Martin and cuddling Marolyn Munroe. She came up to see

frank and all the people. I said hello to her. Somebody took a

couple of shots of her and I've had couple of shots of her and I've had

them all these years. This is the stuff of legend. We have some

footage of you. Let's look over here.

# Just no doubt # She doesn't understand # She puts

in a dime # And the ice comes out

# That's why the lady's a tramp # Diamonds and lace

# So what Can you give us some of that in a

moment? Yes. And, I think people don't realise what an amazing

pianist you are. Coming from you, that's compliment. You are in fact

Chuck Berry is 85 today. You are fit and play beautifully. What is

the secret? Taking care of yourself and booze and broads. Take care in

what you are doing and be honest with yourself and your craft.

are on tour. We can see you with the big band in November. We'll see

shows around London. I'll be around London. I am doing theatre with a

big 18-piece band. It will be wonderful. We look forward to

seeing you in a moment. The marvellous Buddy Greco. We'll be

returning to them in a moment. Now, we welcome back to this room.

The last time he was here was with a solo guitar. Now he has a

sensational vast orchestra. Now we # What a mischief you would bring

# When you're up for it # I'd a tore your hair out

# Can you tell that it's just ceremony?

# Now you've added up to what you're from

# Whoah oh oh ahh

# Build your tether rain-out from your fragments

# Break the sailor's table

# On your sacrum

# Fought the fiercest fables

# I'm with Hagen

# For the love comes the burning young

# From the liver sweating through your tongue

# Well you're standing on my sternum

# Don't you climb down darling

# Oh the sermons are the first to rest

# Smoke on Sundays when you're drunk and dressed

# Out the hollows where the swallow nests

# Whoooh ohhh oooh oooh. #

APPLAUSE

# That's why the lady

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# She gets too hungry for dinner at eight

# I like the theatre but never come late

# She never bothers with people she hates

# That's why that's why the lady is a tramp

# I don't like crap games with barons and earl

# Won't go to Harlem in ermine and pearls

# She won't dish the dirt with the rest of the girls

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# I like the free, fresh

# Wind in her hair

# Life without care

# She's broke, it's OK

# Hates California

# So cold and it's damp

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# Tramp

# She gets massages and she cries and she moans

# Tell Jools Holland just to leave her alone

# She's not so hot but her shape is her own

# That's why that's why the lady is a tramp

# The food in my hotel is great no doubt

# But she doesn't understand what my motel room's about

# She puts in a dime and some ice comes out

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# She loves the free, fresh

# Wind in her face

# Diamonds and lace

# Got the lot, so what

# For Frank Sinatra she whistles and stamps

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# She doesn't know the reason for cocktails at five

# She don't like flying but I'm glad I'm alive

# I crave affection baby but not when I drive

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# She flew down to Rome left me behind

# I missed the wedding Liz didn't mind

# She won't play Scarlet in Gone with the Wind

# It's got to rhyme

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# I like to hang her hat

# Wherever I please

# Fly with a breeze

# No dough, hi ho

# She thinks Sugar Ray Leonard is a great big champ

# That's why the lady is a tramp. #

# She goes down to Coney she thinks the beach is divine

# Goes to the ball games and thinks the Yankees are fine

# She reads the Star, the Globe, understands every line

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# She likes to go roaming down Central Park Lake

# Loves a prize fight that isn't a fake

# Why she even goes to the opera stays wide awake

# That's why the lady is a tramp

# I like the green grass

# Under my shoes

# Now what can I lose

# She's flat

# Forget it

# I'm all alone when I lower my lamp

# That's why the lady

# That's why the lady is a tramp. #

APPLAUSE

One

One of

One of the

One of the originators of jazz music, Mr Buddy Greco.

Now we welcome... Before that we welcome Bon Iver. They will now

enjoy a new art ist, please welcome # I kinda know this other guy

# Not a coincidence he left me # Was ready to love me

# So is it such a problem # As long as he does

# I'm glad that it's just my heart that he stole

# And left my dignity alone

# When in Rome we landed our first kiss

# I slurred my words but he pretended not to notice

# And then he sat down to play

# My heart sang a symphony!

# So far so swimmingly

# I'm glad I got out to find my fish in that sea

# We've come so far

# So who gives a damn about the ages we are?!

# Ooh oooh oooh

# So is it such a problem if he's old?

# As long as he does whatever he's told!

# I'm glad that it's just my heart that he stole

# And left my dignity alone

# So is it such a problem if he's old?

# As long as he does whatever he's told!

# I know that I'm gonna survive the December cold

# With somebody to retrieve my long lost soul.

# With somebody to retrieve my long lost soul. #

APPLAUSE

Thank

Thank you

Thank you to

Thank you to all our guests. Thank you to Ben L'Oncle Soul, who

is at the London jazz festival in December. Thank you to to Buddy

Greco, thank you Mastodon. Everybody on Friday, how long have

we got? 35 seconds. I will continue my talk on cave

painting. People painted the caves and the caves were painted. I'll

continue my talk next week. We have 10 seconds left. I can introduce

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