60s singer Engelbert Humperdinck is to represent the Uk in this year's Eurovision song contest. He is so obscure in the UK that half the nation thought he had died over 20 years ago but in Europe his popularity has not declined since his first chart hit in 1967 (Please Release Me). Could this be why, at the age of 75, he has been selected to sing for the UK?
Moreover, are we going to see Engelbert head the line-up at Glastonbury this year - to equal Tom Jones who went down a storm at the festival a few years back?
Spoeaking of music and festivals - I'm off the the Isle of Wight in June to see Bruce Springsten and Tom Petty among others.