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Spinal Tap and Status Quo

Spinal Tap play many of their classics on Saturday afternoon on the Pyramid Stage, and Status Quo reaffirm their status as one of Britain's greatest boogie and rock 'n' roll bands.

Two half-hour sets from these classic British rock and roll acts, both bathed in sunshine.

Spinal Tap play many of their classics on Saturday afternoon on the Pyramid Stage, make room for a guest appearance by Jarvis Cocker and some big-bottomed girls and explain in interview with Zane Lowe and Jo Whiley how they put Stonehenge on the map.

Status Quo reaffirm their status as one of Britain's greatest boogie and rock 'n' roll bands with an early set on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday lunchtime featuring hits like Caroline, Down Down and John Fogerty's Rockin' All Over The World, the song with which they opened Live Aid, while Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ cameras follow their journey to the site and witness some of the traditional backstage banter between the double act of Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt.

1 hour

Last on

Thu 13 Aug 2009 22:50

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Producer Alison Howe

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