Main content
Sorry, this episode is not currently available

Mick Fleetwood and Nick Grimshaw

Mick Fleetwood talks to Zoe about the latest Fleetwood Mac news live from his home in Hawaii. Nick Grimshaw has the lowdown on The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer.

Mick Fleetwood, from the legendary band Fleetwood Mac, tells Zoe about a special one of a kind concert to celebrate the music of Peter Green. Following on from the one year anniversary of the Mick Fleetwood & Friends concert which took place at the iconic London Palladium on 25th February 2020, the show will now be streamed live via video on demand. Fleetwood Mac was founded by Peter Green in 1967 and was named after Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. After Peter Green left in 1969, Fleetwood and McVie remained as original members, and the band has since featured a cast of brilliant talents. Most notably, Christine McVie joined the band in 1970, with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joining in 1974. The enduring spirit of Fleetwood Mac stands for an incredible body of great music that has connected with generations of people all over the world for more than 50 years. Fleetwood Mac has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and the GRAMMY-award winning band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.

Nick Grimshaw is taking part in this year's Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer and tells Zoe all about his baking successes and failures. Grimmy competes in the Bake Off against musician Dizzee Rascal, actor and comedian Reece Shearsmith and author, psychotherapist and broadcaster Philippa Perry. Grimmy currently hosting Radio 1 Drivetime (Mon-Thurs 3.30-6pm). He's also appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox including a Stand Up To Cancer special, with his niece Liv, since June 2019.

Along with Adam Porter on news, Richie Anderson on travel and Mike Williams on sport, she and the team have the best start to your morning. With celeb guests, headlines, tunes chosen by listeners, and more music that you can shake a glitterball at!

There's also a daily Pause For Thought and listeners on the line, as Zoe entertains the nation with fun for the family!

2 hours, 59 minutes

Last on

Tue 23 Mar 2021 06:30
Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2

More episodes

Previous

Denise Lewis, Maximum Music Monday and Tiny Happy People Families

Next

Dani Harmer and Stacey Dooley

See all episodes from The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show

Music Played

  • ABC

    The Look Of Love

    • And Then She Kissed Me Vol.1 (Various.
    • Debutante.

  • James Newman

    Embers

    • (CD Single).
    • BMG Rights Management (UK).

  • Simply Red

    Stars

    • Simply Red Greatest Hits.
    • East West Records.

  • Kim Wilde

    Kids In America

    • Fantastic 80's Disc 2 (Various Artists).
    • Columbia.

  • Bobby Vee

    The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

    • Bobby Vee - The EP Collection.
    • See For Miles.

  • Stealers Wheel

    Stuck In The Middle With You

    • (Single).
    • A&M.

  • The Jacksons

    Blame It On The Boogie

    • Disco Fever (Various Artists).
    • Global Television.

  • Amy Macdonald

    Statues

    • The Human Demands.
    • Infectious Music.

  • Tears for Fears

    Sowing The Seeds Of Love

    • The Best Of Drive Time (Various Artists).
    • Polygram TV.
    • 7.

  • µþ±ð²â´Ç²Ô³¦Ã©

    Halo

    • I Am...Sasha Fierce.
    • Columbia.
    • 1.

  • Niall Horan

    Nice To Meet Ya

    • (CD Single).
    • Capitol Records.

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Say You Love Me

    • 50 Years - Don't Stop.
    • Warner Bros.
    • 004.

  • Mick Fleetwood and Friends

    Man of the World (Live from The London Palladium)

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Big Love

    • 50 Years - Don't Stop.
    • Warner Bros.
    • 005.

  • Ella Henderson & Tom Grennan

    Let's Go Â鶹ԼÅÄ Together

    • (CD Single).
    • Atlantic.

  • Daryl Hall & John Oates

    Rich Girl

    • Looking Back - The Best Of Hall & Oat.
    • BMG.

  • Stevie Wonder

    Part-Time Lover

    • Stevie Wonder - Song Review.
    • Motown.

  • Paul Woolford & Amber Mark

    HEAT

    • (CD Single).
    • Ministry Of Sound Recordings.

  • Years & Years

    King

    • Now That's What I Call Music! 90 (Various Artists).
    • Now.

  • Hugh Jackman & The Greatest Showman Ensemble

    From Now On

    • The Greatest Showman O.S.T. (Various Artists).
    • Atlantic.

  • The Mamas & the Papas

    California Dreamin'

    • The Best Of.
    • MCA.
    • 2.

  • Barry White

    You See The Trouble With Me

    • Barry White - The Collection.
    • Mercury.
    • 2.

  • Rag’n’Bone Man

    All You Ever Wanted

    • Life By Misadventure.
    • Best Laid Plans.

  • Gwen Stefani

    Let Me Reintroduce Myself

    • (CD Single).
    • Interscope Records.

  • Doja Cat

    Say So

    • Hot Pink.
    • Kemosabe/Ministry of Sound.
    • 005.

  • The Human League

    Don't You Want Me

    • Dare!.
    • Virgin.

  • Right Said Fred

    Don't Talk Just Kiss (feat. Jocelyn Brown)

    • Right Said Fred - Fredhead.
    • Kingsize.

  • Babybird

    You're Gorgeous

    • This Year's Love (Various Artists).
    • Global Television.

  • Shara Nelson

    Down That Road

    • (CD Single).
    • Cool Tempo.

  • McAlmont & Butler

    Yes

    • Bridget Jones's Diary 2 (Various).
    • Mercury.

  • Silk Sonic, Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak

    Leave The Door Open

    • AN EVENING WITH SILK SONIC.
    • Atlantic.

Pause For Thought

Pause For Thought

The censusÌýfor England and WalesÌýon Sunday was the first to record that my children are now all technically adults.

Ìý

This was the third time they’ve appeared in the census and my sixth, each one a momentary snapshot of our individual and collective lives: who we are, what we are, where we are, where we came from.ÌýÌýIt’s like a gigantic school photograph, what we all looked like at one particular moment.

Ìý

The census is a hedge against forgetting; but it tells us nothing of our lives in between, the memories gathered in the gaps.

Ìý

Memories accumulate in odd places.ÌýÌýOver the past year, I’ve shared a room with my son Silas.ÌýÌýHe sleeps in it, I work in it, and to facilitate this amiable father-son détente, we’ve had to do some clearing.

Ìý

The old drum kit has gone, to Stevie over the road. The table has been moved.

And from the coathooks on the back of the door have been shifted a ton of clothes that Si used to wear: the purple Fiorentina hoodie I brought back from Italy; his old Arsenal training jacket.

They’re Silas himself, really: smaller, full of potential, his hand in mine.

Ìý

Now there’s a school of thought that says that instead of clinging to those relics of the past I should really just let that stuff go.ÌýÌýBut aside from being a terrible thing to say to someone who works in a Museum, I don’t think it’s a helpful approach to memory.

Ìý

The people who collected up the books we call the Bible knew that in memory the past folds into the present.ÌýÌýIt helps us to understand why we are who we are.ÌýÌýIt lets us inhabit the past, not to mourn for then but to be joyful now.

Ìý

So, the Bible is a book of memories.ÌýÌýSome are lists, like the census, others are stories, of people and of God, of faithfulness and sadness, of patience, compassion and abiding love from generation to generation.

Ìý

Now, clothes are less compact than words and my house does not possess limitless storage.ÌýÌýEven so, after clearing the coathooks, I couldn’t quite get rid of all the coats.ÌýÌýSo, I stashed some away.ÌýÌýI’m not completely sure what they’re for except that one day I might need help remembering and I don’t think the census will be enough.

Broadcast

  • Tue 23 Mar 2021 06:30
    Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2