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ALRIGHT IT WAS CHARLES DENTON !

Chris Evans | 15:18 UK time, Thursday, 7 February 2008

He is the man from Molton Brown !

He was fab, extremely affable and everything. As it turns out however we will not be working together in the future. I woke up this morning and although his ideas do seem to be inspired, they are primarily commercial and compared to my world, frankly, a bit dull.

So, now that I've turned my back on another probable fortune, this is the man who told The Spice Girls to go sing when they first came on the scene, let me tell you about a brilliant new book.

Well how's about a teaser for tomorrow ?

It's a book that helps us discover the energy inside us that largely goes untapped. In a man's case enough to power several nuclear bombs, if he were to save up one or two of his potential four gallons of sperm. Four gallons of sperm in a lifetime by the way !

Don't forget ALL REQUEST - THE FIRST RECORD, it cometh from the blog guaranteed.

Off you go then.

CLP.

2008.

X.

Comments

  1. At 04:02 PM on 07 Feb 2008, PeeBee wrote:

    Wow Christophe

    That really was a stream of consciousness!!

    I can honestly say I have no idea what you're on about, but maybe that the six cups of coffee I've had in the pat 3 hours!!!!!!

    Anyway

    Jackie Wilson - Sweetest Feeling

    for ARF

    Just for Heather & Zoe

    PeeBee

  2. At 04:05 PM on 07 Feb 2008, wrote:

    How about Happy Hour by the House Martins to get us in the Friday Spirit!

    S x

  3. At 04:08 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Galadriel wrote:

    All request suggestion..............

    Always look on the bright side of life....guaranteed to get you whistling along

  4. At 04:11 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Cheryl The Diva wrote:

    Hi everyone.

    I'm knackered! I had two job interviews yesterday and one today. Now it's just the waiting game. I've mentally rejected one - mainly on the grounds of it being in a very rural location and some "out of hours" commitments. I love Mr Diva way too much to work evenings and weekends - sorry if that's icky, but that's how it is! I'd be happy to get a second interview for either of the other two - each has its own benefit in its own way. I'll keep y'all posted!

    I have been lurking for the past few days and the comments have, at times, made me laugh aloud, thus making Madam Meeeow look at me with quizzical eyes.

    As for ARF: I say we go with The Cult's "Little Devil" - is there a better way to kick-start the weekend!?!?

    If my track is chosen can you please dedicate it to all the gang who are meeting down the King's Head on Saturday night to celebrate Woody's birthday - ta very muchly!!!!

    Spag Carbonara tonight - yum!!

    CtD xxxxxxx

  5. At 04:49 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Prof Plum wrote:

    Whats Molton Brown one and all,


    is it soap?


    Soap on a rope perhaps.

    Anyway if people don't quite match your expectations in life this is what I say. It would be my ARF choice too.


  6. At 05:05 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Caz wrote:

    How about 'Sweet HOme Alabama'.....always improves the mood and gets the weekend off to a fab start!!

  7. At 05:05 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Annanboy wrote:

    ARF - Stone Roses - Elephant Stone - pop perfection

  8. At 05:26 PM on 07 Feb 2008, gingembre wrote:

    MfR - The Drifters (choc bar?)

    KWx

  9. At 05:28 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Willis wrote:

    What about "toast" as an opener for the friday show. there was a snippet on popmaster today

  10. At 05:42 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Alice wrote:

    Justified & Ancient by The KLF - a good way to start the weekend x

  11. At 06:10 PM on 07 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Hi Everyone!

    Spice Girls- Who do you think you are. That is my request. Its a perfect song to start the weekend. And it seems ages since I was in London to see the girls.No matter what people say, to me there are 5 wonderful women all of who I admire! GIRL POWER!!

    So I haven't been on here recently. I have been posting on my blog but for some reason it hasn't been working. I don't know if its just my computer or the actual blog. If someone could let me know.
    I have been knitting little hats which are made of 100% cashmere yarn and hoping to sell some soon! yippee! I might put some on ebay as a tester so keep a look out people.

    So Chris please play my song. If you do I will love you forever! Love to you all xx

  12. At 06:25 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Red wrote:


    Go on Chris ... let Dan have his way.....

    The Power of Love by Huey Lewis......

    The only Power of Love songs i know is the one

    by Jennifer Rush...

    The other by Frankie goes to Hollywood...(i think)

    So I'm intrigued now ....I 'd like to hear it..

    Pleeease,

    Hope this gets it for you Dan x


    X R

    Pleeaase, you know you want to...:)

  13. At 06:33 PM on 07 Feb 2008, jennifer gardner wrote:

    Hi Chris, god I wish I could work for Mr Charles Denton I wouldn't find him boring, I love Molton Brown!!!

    Would you play Amy Macdonalds .... Barrowland ballroom it's really good to dance around the kitchen to!!
    Have fun with the book!
    must go its my Husbands Birthday today and he has just come home with the shopping bless him. love Jenn x x

  14. At 06:44 PM on 07 Feb 2008, lazykev wrote:

    untapped energy mmmmmmm i dont think so........my request for friday is.....mud,tiger feet.go on you know you want to.

  15. At 07:06 PM on 07 Feb 2008, Tinsel wrote:

    Nolans, I'm in the mood for Dancing?!!

    Hope this gets through. Molton Brown, yummy but expensive bath & body products!

    Not sure what the book is but may I recommend feel the fear and do it anyway by Susan jeffers? Truly inspirational.

    T xxxxx

  16. At 08:24 PM on 07 Feb 2008, MfR wrote:

    Gingembre

    I thank you my friend.

    I shall sleep tonight, just like the lion.

    The Drifters. Of course. That leaves me free to plunge headlong into the rest of the alphabet, such as E, for, um, blimey, there must be someone with 'egg', or, jeez, this wasn't such a great journey to embark on, was it?

    I'll check with the adjudicator if 'Eminem' is OK.

    Any road.

    ARF? I've got a horrible speech to make soon (not a 'horrible' speech, just having to do one is horrible, I hope. God, what if it is horrible?) and I am going to use 'Magical Mystery Tour' in it (too complicated to explain, but I think it works).

    So that's my choice.

    The Fab Four.

    Peace & love

    MfR

  17. At 08:33 PM on 07 Feb 2008, cate D wrote:

    How about "blame it on the bossanova" by cliff richard - it always makes me want to dance

  18. At 10:04 PM on 07 Feb 2008, clodagh wrote:

    Okey dokey one and all that's me. Back to God's own country for a couple weeks.

    Norn Ireland this time. And am taking a friend to the glorious Giants' Causeway and over the Carrick-a-Rede bridge. I've told her to bring the vertigo pills but she thinks I'm kiddin'.

    Last time I went there I had a message from the daughter saying, "Mother. Do NOT go over that bridge." So I sent her a picture, taken through me feet of the ocean-dashed rocks below and the words, "Eee these shoes are damn slippy." Hurrah.

    So. Happy ARF everyone. A propos of absolutely nowt, can I suggest Brim Full of Asha by Corner Shop. Always makes me laugh for some reason and since I'll be batterin' me way off HMS Titanic, a titter is just what'll be needed.

    MfR. Good luck with the speech, kind thoughts are with you and Mrs. MfR.

    CtD. Same again re. the job-hunting. Keep at it, you're right not to jump at the first thing that comes along. All will be well.

    And CateD. That's a bit spooky. I missed the first hour tonight and just heard the request for songs suitable for crepes suzette; marvellous, methinks, Blame It On The Tosser Nova. But have bin' rackin' me brains ever since to remember who sang it. Mind you I still think it was a girl... d'oh that'll drive me mad now.

    Right. Ta ta for now. If you can't be good, be careful. And if you can't be careful, remember the date.

    Clodagh.xx

  19. At 10:10 PM on 07 Feb 2008, dyoungone wrote:

    1st tune friday....

    Labour of Love by Hue & Cry

  20. At 05:47 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Dissing Dave wrote:

    FOUR GALLONS!!!! Hell!

    As for the ARF! There must be room for some Base slapping action (oo-er) Level 42 - The Chinese Way in honour of The Chinese New Year!

    With the full Live version Thunderbirds introduction 5-4-3-2-1 you know the rest!

    DD out

  21. At 07:09 AM on 08 Feb 2008, gingembre wrote:

    MfR...

    ...thinking of you and yours today x

    KWx

  22. At 07:26 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Debs wrote:

    Please play Baby you're a rich man' by the Beatles for me cos I've had a really stressful week at work and I haven't heard this in ages and think it's fab!
    Ta everso Chris
    x

  23. At 07:36 AM on 08 Feb 2008, clodagh wrote:

    Morning. Before I go...

    Last night I was flying again. Just outstretched me arms, leaned forward and I was away. Soaring, up and over, floating on a cloud of bliss.

    Then I came to, or so I thought. Except I was unable to move a muscle. I felt calm and peaceful and then a familiar tapping on the back of my hand. I tried with all my might to open my eyelids so as to see my dad sitting on the bed, my hand in his one hand and strumming his fingers with the other, as he always did. But I couldn't, I just felt an overwhelming peace and the words, "Go on, Valerie Bombshell, you can do it."

    I'm told this is just the brain entering into consciousness before the body catches up. But I'm happy in in my own eejit head it was the Dear Departed Daddy telling me I'm ok.

    So to any of you out there going through the horrible loss of a loved one, I'm taking your hand and strumming my fingers on it just like my daddy used to, and telling you you'll be ok.

    A Bientot.

    Watch yerselves.

    And ARF. Brim Full Of Asha. Ah go on you will, you will...

    Clodagh.xx

  24. At 08:09 AM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Bloody Hell.
    How many times to I have to do this before it's accepted.

    ST ELMO'S FIRE (MAN IN MOTION) John Parr.

    Reason : The Scrappy Mazda, is going today. New Brenda Blue is arriving. St Elmos Fire was the first Song I played after I started driving....

    I'd like to hear it again

    PLEASE>

    DWNB

  25. At 08:13 AM on 08 Feb 2008, jon cooper wrote:

    It may be a bit left field but lets start the show with Ariel by Dean Friedman. I know it's cheese but who can resist l lyric like.. I said "hi" and she said "yeah I guess I am"... love it!!

  26. At 08:15 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Cheryl The Diva wrote:

    Morning gang

    mfr - good luck today. Nuff said.

    So - what did we think of Ashes To Ashes last night? We didn't see Life On Mars but thought we'd give this one a go, being as we both grew up "proper" in the 80s. Fab!!!! So funny and so well captured the era. And the London skyline - how different was the South Bank by Tower Bridge pre-DLR and Dome!!

    Now, I know I've already requested The Cult for ARF but for some reason I've had a certain song going round in my head since last night (could it be the 80s influence?) So, if I may throw into the hat ...

    The Story Of The Blues by The Mighty Wah!

    CLP - please save me 79p by playing The Mighity Wah! - that'll be the cost of going on a certain download site and buying it - the only way to get it out of my head!

    I'll be cooking a pork jalfrezi whilst listening to ARF tonight - maybe with a glass of cheeky Merlot too - who knows!!??

    Laters peeps!

    CtD xxxxx

  27. At 08:18 AM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    HUmph

    It seems to work better in the morning.

    Yes, Scrappy Red Mazda, as once appeared on Woman's Minute is going to the Knackers today, and Brenda Blue is arriving shortly.

    Updates as soon as we have anything for you.

    DWNB

  28. At 08:26 AM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Hi Chris

    I've been reading your blog now for a few weeks and i really like the way you think but throughout the whole of my blogginess i am a bit perplexed.....

    Why?????

    What does the sign off CLP mean?

    I would love to really been in the Chris Evans blog club by knowing what this means.


    Please, please, please help.

    Love your work

    Cathy

  29. At 08:58 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Liz wrote:

    Food for Thought - UB40 please

    By the way, can anyone let me know, what character (cartoon or real) did Wayne Rooney look like last night with that fluffy sort of beard? It's not Shrek or Desperate Dan. Any help would be appreciated. Might even be a childs toy.
    Liz x

  30. At 09:03 AM on 08 Feb 2008, hazel love wrote:

    Once again...

    Primal Scream - Loaded.

    Please. Please. Please. Please.

    Especially as it took on a whole new meaning at 05.55 this morning, when a certain person decided that would be the best time to get home, turn on the bedroom light, get in to bed, totally steaming, and then talk sh1te to himself until it was time for me to get up.

    Primal Scream - Loaded. Then I can turn up the bass REALLY loud to pound along in time with his hangover.

    Another Friday already. Another dollar, another grey hair...

    Good luck with the speech MfR...three lovely deep breaths before you start should do ya...and he's waiting to take you away...

    mal de mer
    love
    hazel
    x

  31. At 09:12 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Dan the Man wrote:

    Young Man, young man,
    I feel it in the air, O lord

    Please play Huey Lewis & The News - The Power of Love -as your first spinner aujourd'hui

    Red, thank you for you kind support - its the song from Back to The Future and was my first ever music purchase at a tende age of . . . er 11 .. I think . .

    So, here goes the weekend folks . . . hold on tight everyone . .

    DtM xx

  32. At 09:23 AM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Morning all

    What about - Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft - in celebration of Nasa beaming 'The Beatles' into space?

    4 gallons - mind boggling now.

    xx

  33. At 09:55 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Dave in the 'deen wrote:

    On the Molton Brown thing - has anyone ever seen Futurama? there is a running joke in it with billboards for a futuristic skin product called 'Molten Boron' ha! gets me every time...

    anyway, Deacon Blue - Real Gone Kid for ARF please!

  34. At 09:57 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Stan wrote:

    Greetings CLP

    It`s gotta be Frankie goes to Hollywood........................Relax !!

    Stan.

  35. At 11:12 AM on 08 Feb 2008, Debbie wrote:

    Morning all

    Hello Cathy, CLP stands for Christoffe Lambie Pie.

    Molton Brown products are lovely. Last time I used some was at Buckingham Palace!

    Mum and Dad were awarded MBE's for charity work a few years ago. Me and my sister just had to go and check out the Queen's loos! Well you just have to don't you! Ok, so I know she goes nowhere near these toilets but if you're in Buckingham Palace you can't miss anything out!

    Missy, I would love to hear 'Who Do You Think You Are' by the Spice Girls too. Or that song about electric dreams, is that what it's called? By Phil someone.

    Happy ARF everyone!

    Love
    Debbie xx

    PS. Good luck MfR x

  36. At 12:04 PM on 08 Feb 2008, jonahwood wrote:

    Hi ya

    Won't waffle on - what about Let's Go Crazy by Prince!!!! What a way to get a party started eh chuck.... Love ya to bits xxx

  37. At 12:22 PM on 08 Feb 2008, hazel love wrote:

    Clodagh, there's a lot of it about at the moment!

  38. At 12:40 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Debbie- So glad you want it as well!

    Cheryl you DIVA- have you been on money magpie.com. It gives you info on making money at home. I've applied to become a virual pa and a mystery shopper! OOOOOOOOOO! So go and take a look you might have more luck than me! But you can work at home and listen to CLP! winners all round!

    Gingembre- how is the leg? and when is the op?

    Trying to fix my blog! ARGH its so annoying!

  39. At 12:44 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Em M wrote:

    The Cult She Sells Sanctuary please or The Cure The Love Cats, thanks gorgeous xxx

    Em xx

  40. At 01:02 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Steve Judd wrote:

    ARF

    Mouldy old dough - Col Pidgeon!

  41. At 01:04 PM on 08 Feb 2008, hazel love wrote:

    Clodagh, there's a lot of it about at the moment!

  42. At 01:14 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Phoenix wrote:

    Third time lucky - 502 errors constantly

    Blaze of Glory by Jon Bon Jovi pretty please

    Or track 5 Gladitator compilation from Ultimate Collection by Mr Russell Watson who has now completed his radiotherpy for his brain tumor.

    Many thanks

    Phoenix in a very sunny Dorset

  43. At 01:46 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Grimston Barr wrote:

    How about...

    John Farnham's You're The Voice.

    Just enough cheese and guaranteed to make you whistle along with the dead cat pipes!

    GB

  44. At 01:57 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Elm wrote:

    loved ashes to ashes last night - has David Bowie got some great deal with the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ that no one knows about as he seems to be doing pretty weel at the mo!

    Any way my fav Bowie song (other then the Labyrinth which i grew up with) is space odessey - please CLP pick me!

    Elm x

  45. At 01:59 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    ARF

    LA Woman - Doors
    On the Road Again-Canned Heat

    either would kick off your show really well, leading into Queen etc

  46. At 02:04 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    ARF

    LA Woman - Doors
    On the Road Again-Canned Heat

    either would kick off your show really well, leading into Queen etc

  47. At 02:20 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Morning all

    What about - Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft - in celebration of Nasa beaming 'The Beatles' into space?

    4 gallons - mind boggling now.

    xx

  48. At 02:29 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Debbie wrote:

    Sorry if I waffle a bit at times!!

    Short and sweet.

    Roll on 5pm, have a good weekend all x

  49. At 02:31 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    ARF

    LA Woman - The Doors
    On the Road Again - Canned Heat

    Definitely a good kicking start to the Friday evening!

  50. At 03:00 PM on 08 Feb 2008, BINGO STAR wrote:

    Yo Christoof & Dave & ALL Blog Operatatives,

    Bingo Star ere.

    CLP - Got blog gremilined yet again before so i'll try again because I am a tryer..... most people I meet say i'm VERY trying!!!!!!!

    ARF BIG OPENER - 'ow about Confessions Of An Economic 'itman by Anti-Flag or some seductive swedish tones by Roxette & Get Dress For Sucess..... either would be not as good as The Darkness tune that you played yerserdee but still good enough for my ears - know what am sayin'!!!!!

    Chow!

  51. At 03:21 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Sammie wrote:

    Hi!

    Lovely day here! I'm hoping this message will get through, as none of the others I've posted this week have!

    First song for ARF tonight....

    Dancing in the Streets - Mick Jaggar and David Bowie - perleeeeese you gorgeous gingerness!!!

    Great song, makes me feel like dancing - especially when I think of the video, in which M&D are having a good time!

    Busy weekend, netball tomorrow, then a birthday party, then rugby Sunday, all interspersed with packing! I move in two weeks - YIPPEE!!!!

    Hope everyone's well x x x

    S xx.

  52. At 03:30 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wrote:

    Elm- my fella LOVES Labryinth! It was his childhood film. I had never seen it before and when he watched I couldn't believe how 80's it was. But David Bowie in those trousers, yumyum!

  53. At 03:32 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Stan wrote:

    Hello Chris, based on your last para of the blog....the first track tonight must be Frankie goes to Hollywood..................RELAX !!

    Enjoy !!

    Regards..........Stan

  54. At 03:48 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Prof Plum wrote:

    I just wanted to wish everyone a fabulous weekend one and all and I love you all.


    Winning the Euro lottery on Saturday I promise won't change me as a person. I will still shop at Icelands and the local Charity shop.

    No begging letters though please.

    PP

  55. At 03:57 PM on 08 Feb 2008, wilsmar wrote:

    Arfday greetings.... Friday AND the sun is shining!!!
    I know this is a bit slow for an opening record but "today I shall be mainly hoping for" Cars - Drive - love it, love it etc etc. Always makes me cry because I remember that terrible famine video that the song was played to; was it on Comic Relief (can't remember).
    Good weekends to all.
    Wilsmar
    PS #40 S Judd have you promoted Lieutenant Pigeon?

  56. At 04:09 PM on 08 Feb 2008, Liz wrote:

    Hi Chris

    Karma Chameleon - Culture Club please


    Liz xxx

  57. At 04:11 PM on 08 Feb 2008, kazz wrote:

    Bakers Street by Gerry Rafferty please
    x

  58. At 04:24 PM on 08 Feb 2008, BINGO STAR wrote:

    Me again,

    Can I just take this moment ter say the tune I recommended by Roxette... it's actually called Dressed For Success & with two 'C's not one -

    -BIG 'POLOGIES

    Chow!

    PS 'ope everbody 'as a spiffa of a weekend..... I won't though.... i'm very common!!!!

    PS CLP - Are you of next week????
    If so 'ope you 'ave a most good week off!!!!

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