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Anyone manage to watch it the other neet? from what i saw i was really impressed with The Secret Sisters. very good!
was expecting a bit more from Wanda Jackson though, maybe it was just the choice of song that was wrong. Cee-lo green doing 'Reet Petite' was fantastic!

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I missed this for about the first time in 5 years as I actually WENT OUT on NYE - only to my sisters for a family shindig but out nonetheless.. my daughter was disappointed.. " but mum, what about Jools Holland? " she'll have to watch it on iplayer....

I caught a bit of it, probably the worst bit, Kylie sat on Jools's piano trying to sing. Its lost its appeal now i know its filmed 2 weeks before New Year , the fake merriment puts me off.

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I just didn't like it that much this year - love the series - but the New Year special was just OK for me this time.

The Secret Sisters were excellent, I loved the harmonies.

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just watched it again on replay, thought Wanda doing 'Rip It Up' was good. not keen on the Amy Winehouse tune though.

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I saw Wanda Jackson live last year with Imelda May and she was brilliant. But I've gotta say the Hootenanny looked a bit crap to me.

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I feel so gullible, I thought it was live... we watched it at my very own Hootenanny, pics
of my daughter and a friend dancing to reet petite here

At the turn of the millenium I was watching Hootananny on one channel then flicked to another to see Jools Holland live from Belfast

Hootenanny aside though, thank the Lord for Later With Jools for the rest of the year. Are there any other music shows out there with such a broad and interesting range of acts? Can't think of any off the top of my head. I remember a programme called The White Room on Channel 4 years ago but that didn't last long.

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Can't think of any - BBC4 on Friday nights is rather good tho' - I would love to view more 'later' style programmes rather than the endless re runs of old promo videos found on several TV channels.