Sexbomb
Song by Mousse T. and Tom Jones
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Sep 19, 2026
RussHOST
90s music for the third time.
RussHOST
The 1999 song Sex Bomb was the last single to chart in the U.S. for one Welsh singer born with the last name Woodward.
David KantorskiGUEST
Wow.
David KantorskiGUEST
Wow.
David KantorskiGUEST
Sex Bomb.
RussHOST
Yeah.
David KantorskiGUEST
Initially, I saw Sex Bomb was singing Rico Suave with the last name Woodward.
RussHOST
I should say, is the last single to chart to date for what Welsh singer?
Sarah ArissGUEST
You was you were so impatient.
Sarah ArissGUEST
He said to me, oh, mum, he said, the things that I remember most are, he said, we all used to dance in the lounge to Tom Jones singing Sex Bomb.
Sarah ArissGUEST
At Christmas, there used to be glitter footsteps going up the stairs where Father Christmas had been.
Sarah ArissGUEST
And it made me feel quite emotional because I was so stressed that I'd not been a good enough mum.
Nick AbbottHOST
Everyone knows who Tom Jones is, old and young.
Nick AbbottHOST
The young know his songs like Sex Bomb, Kiss, and You Can Leave Your Hat On.
LauraAUDIENCE
Hmm.
Nick AbbottHOST
Not sure that they do, actually.
Nick AbbottHOST
I don't know what the dates on those are, but I bet they're at least 20 years old.
Nick AbbottHOST
And he was way too old to be singing about sex bomb at that age.
Nick AbbottHOST
It's like Rod Stewart.
Nick AbbottHOST
Do you think I'm sexy? Well, let me think about that for a moment, Rod.
Greg JamesHOST
TomTom.
TomPANELIST
What's the-- Who's the Welsh singer who did Sex Bomb?
Greg JamesHOST
Tom-- Sir Tom Jones.
TomPANELIST
[laughs] Thank you for doing Sir.
TomPANELIST
Satnav.
Greg JamesHOST
TomTom.
TomPANELIST
Sex bomb.
Greg JamesHOST
Sir Tom Jones.
FitzyHOST
Can we crimp Tommy's hair? [laughs]
WippaHOST
Sex bomb.
TommyPANELIST
Oh.
TommyPANELIST
[laughs]
Kate RitchieHOST
if I have time, you know?
TommyPANELIST
Have you guys got a new intro for me or something?
WippaHOST
Sex bomb.
TommyPANELIST
Yeah.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
And this is one of our music legends.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
Mystic Prophecy did a cover of Sir Tom Jones' song Sex Bomb.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
Of all the songs from Sir Tom Jones to pick, you could have picked Delilah.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
You could have picked Green Green Grass of Home.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
It's not unusual.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
But instead, Mystic Prophecy go for the sexy Tom Jones number sex bomb.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
I guess it's not quite as sexy as You Can Leave Your Hat On, but it's still in that same ballpark, which amuses me no end.
Daniel StuckeyHOST
So let's listen to a little bit of that song.
Maisie AdamHOST
They do, they do.
Maisie AdamHOST
He did Sex Bomb.
Maisie AdamHOST
And I don't know how to sort of describe this other than he did the whole first half of that song as like a dramatic reading, like a sort of spoken word night.
Maisie AdamHOST
Yeah.
Suzi RuffellHOST
Yeah, everyone was there going.
Suzi RuffellHOST
No, he was there going,
Maisie AdamHOST
sex bomb, sex bomb.
Maisie AdamHOST
You're my sex bomb.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, what you say Give it to me, give it to me
The Old ManHOST
Here's Mr. Tom Jones with Sex Bomb.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Fire on me, baby, you satellite.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If a rat see me move through the night, game gonna fire.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You're a sax bomb.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You can give it to me when I need to come along.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Sax bomb, sax bomb.
Tom JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You're my sax bomb.
Benjamin PartridgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Geraint Thomas winning the Tour de France.
Benjamin PartridgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tom Jones recording Sex Bomb.
Benjamin PartridgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Today, you join that pantheon of great Welshmen, as you've conclusively shown that over 100 attempts you can find a connection with another Welsh person less than half of the time.
John RobinsHOST
[laughs]