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Eurovision host and radio presenter described the single the band released after their Eurovision win, The Land Of Make Believe, as quite bizarre and distressing for him to hear when he was younger.Scott said the song contains a ”really weird” nursery rhyme, which would terrify him so much, as a child, that he would run upstairs.He explained: “It’s supposed to sound magical and it’s got lyrics about Superman, but at the end, there’s a really weird nursery rhyme by a child.”The 48-year-old added: “My mum says I used to run upstairs.”“This used to be on the radio all the time,” Scott told NME in April, speaking about the Bucks Fizz track he remembers from his childhood.Buck’s Fizz famously won the Eurovision song contest back in 1981 with their song Making Your Mind Up.The pop group included members, Jay Aston, Cheryl Baker, Mike Nolan, Bobby G.The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant is hosting this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, which is being held in Turin, Italy.Rylan will be joining him as co-host of the contest’s semi-finals, while Graham Norton will continue to host the final for the UK coverage for the 66th edition of the show.In 2021, Rylan was forced to cancel his appearance due to illness and was replaced by Sara Cox.Pop singer Mika has also been announced as one of the hosts this year and he spoke to Ronan Keating and Alex Scott on The One Show about his role on Friday. Scott admitted in the interview that there is one song he “no longer listens to”.The song he mentioned was (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, saying he “just can’t bear it”.Scott, who has been a radio presenter since he was 16 years of age, explained the reasoning behind his choice: “I worked at a lot of

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Tina Turner.Speaking on the Celebrity Catch Up podcast, the group’s Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston made the claim, revealing that the song was meant for their fourth studio album ‘I Hear Talk’.Baker said: “If I have to be completely honest, I preferred Tina’s version,” with Aston adding: “She made the version which was like the original demo. The fact that it was sung by a woman was so much cooler and of the day and edgy.”Baker noted on the podcast that the group get a mention in TINA, the career-spanning documentary on the legendary singer.“In the Tina biopic, they mention the song and Bucks Fizz,” she said.

Bucks Fizz shot to fame after winning the 1981 Eurovision contest, and went on to top the charts with their bubbly 80s pop music. The band, which originally consisted of Bobby G, Jay Aston, Cheryl Baker and Mike Nolan, enjoyed many years of success with hits such as The Land Of Make Believe and Making Your Mind Up reaching number one in the charts.

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Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker spoke to The Mirror about Saturday night's Eurovision final as the UK entry James Newman makes his big with song Embers.

They were the ultimate in bubbly 80s pop… but it seems the sparkling image of Euro­vision darlings Bucks Fizz was all a Land of Make Believe.

Cheryl Baker has opened up about her diminishing finances amid the coronavirus pandemic.

BUCK Fizz star Cheryl Baker has been forced to sell her furniture on eBay after lockdown left her 'totally broke'. The 66-year-old has been hit hard by ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and revealed she's not only peddling her furniture but also clothes, painting and jewellery.

Dancing On Ice star Cheryl Baker has revealed she is facing severe financial problems.

Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker has taken the brave step of admitting she's totally broke after the coronavirus pandemic tore through the entertainment industry.

BUCKS Fizz star Cheryl Baker has revealed that she is "totally broke" and can't pay tax because she hasn't earned any money since October. The 66-year-old singer admitted that she has been heavily impacted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which cancelled most of her work commitments.

Cheryl Baker has said that the coronavirus pandemic has left her "broke" and struggling to pay her taxes as her income sources were closed down.

Bucks Fizz singer Jay Aston has been struggling to move after she was struck down with coronavirus.

Jasmine Harman has spoken out about an embarrassing incident which happened when she was house hunting in Cape Verde several years ago.The 45-year-old presenter's choice of ringtone left her red-faced while filming scenes for the show.Back in 2006, the Eurovision fan was showing Buck’s Fizz singer Cheryl Baker around the island of Sal with her husband, Steve Stroud.During filming, the TV star’s phone went off causing much hilarity on set.For Jasmine’s ringtone at the time was Cheryl’s most famous track Making your Mind Up.The song was the winning entry in the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest.The pop group made up of Bobby G, Mike Nolan, Jay Aston and of course, Cheryl, won over the judges and audiences at home with their catchy track and sassy

Watching Bucks Fizz bop to victory with their skirt-ripping hit Making Your Mind Up in 1981 is Eurovision’s heyday as far as most British fans are concerned.

Like Charles and Di’s wedding, and Torville and Dean’s Olympic Gold, Bucks Fizz cheekily whipping their skirts off at Eurovision became one of the defining moments of the 1980s.

The Fizz have insisted that their 1981 Eurovision routine would not go down well with today's audience.

As Bucks Fizz star Jay Aston stood in a recording studio belting out the final notes of a new song, tears streamed down her face.

They won Eurovision in 1981 thanks to a racy skirt-ripping routine.