Harvey Goldsmith

And, um, I remember I determined that I was gonna go out and, um, get in touch with people from my past, even those, especially those I was a bit scared of.

And I remember calling up Harvey Goldsmith, who was a very sort of scary, big rock-... show promoter in those days, did all the big bands.

And to my surprise, he sort of, he was very friendly to me, and I thought, "Oh, well, this is okay.

Maybe they, they, they sort of, you know, have some memory and respect for me still." And then I called up a guy called Mr.

It's my brother Francis's.

And he's putting together a show with Live Aid producer Harvey Goldsmith.

It's a stage show commemorating Sir George's 100th birthday.

And it's going to be called The Fifth Beatle.

He's a real monster, isn't he, Macklemore? So that's what he said that caused so much hurt and anguish in some sections of the Jewish community.

Harvey Goldsmith is still around.

I think he had a lot to do with Livey, didn't he? Ironically, ironically...

because he had told LBC that he would prefer artists kept their mouths shut as well.