Martin Kemp retaught Spandau Ballet songs by son after 'horrible' brain tumour ordeal
express.co.ukI’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! campmate James Haskell for his podcast What A Flanker.Roman, who is the son of Martin and Shirlie Holliman, revealed that he had to reteach his father, now 59, the Spandau Ballet basslines - he had written - following his health woes.The 27-year-old, who plays the bass like his dad, learnt the tracks in order to coach him, before he went back on tour with the band.Roman, who was a very young child when his father’s brain tumour was diagnosed, said his mother had managed to shield him and his sister away from most of the trauma.In 2009, the band, originally made up of Martin, his brother Gary, saxophonist Steve Norman, drummer John Keeble and singer Tony Hadley, reformed and went back on tour.“When my dad.
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