Hugo Duncan

Glittering, I know.

When appearing on the, I'll pause for an ooh, while appearing on the George Jones radio show some years ago, I was in the green room, get her, and who did I meet? None other than Hugo Duncan.

Wait.

Who regaled me with a tale of having just met Slade guitarist Dave Hill while walking through Aldergrove Airport the day before.

We, we, we've met all through the years.

But, you know, I remember actually Roberta be saying to me sometimes, you know, "Do you not think it's time for you to sort of wind down and take it a bit easier?" And, um, and I remember meeting a friend of mine, he's on the BBC, Hugo Duncan, and Hugo was going around at the time doing spots and concerts.

What does that mean?

Hugo.

But I would never entertain living anywhere else.

You're like the Hugo Duncan of

Hollywood.

Outside of Hollywood? I don't want that to catch on.

Uh, it has changed a lot, especially here, because before the likes of...

So I- I- I remember when there was only really a guy called Hugo Duncan, who's still on Radio Ulster, and he's on in the afternoon literally yodeling over the top of Irish country songs.

[laughs]

Um, I mean, I don't know, Chris Moyles used to, like, play clips from his show when he was on Radio 1 Breakfast.

Yes.

I would pay it on the same way as Hugo Duncan.

There are programmes I listen to every day that's interesting to me, so I don't mind paying for programmes that's interesting to me.

But pay for these programmes, these comedy programmes, having a dig at each other and having a dig at Stormont.