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Welcome to another edition of the Off the Ball podcast with Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan.

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We might as well start with a quiz. Who was that singing and we go to Graham soon as first? No idea. Exactly. Neither had that. Pat Devna'll get this right, the date, the song. Well, it's from the album Having their Las Vegas by the Cockto Twins, and that was a magnificent Liz Fraser from Grangemouth. Oh, excellent. Right, so Graham, very huge welcome to the show. I'm going to start you a wee bit left field because they part there on the Cocktoe Twinsby a question.

I ask a lot of the guests.

If you had to cancel your gig that you're going to this evening in Bonnie Scotland,

and I could get you a golden ticket for a front row seat at the hydro across the river for any musical artist dead or alive.

Who are you going to see?

Oh, that's a good one, isn't it?

The best concert I've ever seen was Bruce Springsteen at the field last year.

It was just off the charts.

Right, there we go.

So he features quite heavily. It is. You know, what people go with him? Unbelievable. And you know why he's called the boss? All these bandmates call him the boss. Do you know this? No. No. He shares whatever they earn when they're on the road. He shares it equally amongst the band. and himself, yeah.

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