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Craig Charles - Filmography and Credits
... Performed in front of Princess Anne 1984 John Peel Himself - guest BBC radio show ... Co-hosted and performed weekly topical poems on the news ... and 29 December 1993 Pebble Mill Himself - interviewee Performed song, aired 29 October 1993 Funny Stories Himself - voice Audiobook anthology of stories for children 1993 The Big Breakfast Himself - guest presenter ...
... Performed in front of Princess Anne 1984 John Peel Himself - guest BBC radio show ... Co-hosted and performed weekly topical poems on the news ... and 29 December 1993 Pebble Mill Himself - interviewee Performed song, aired 29 October 1993 Funny Stories Himself - voice Audiobook anthology of stories for children 1993 The Big Breakfast Himself - guest presenter ...
Monkey Majik
... later documented and broadcast by MTV Japan on a TV special surrounding their work ... Blaise and Will.i.am performed a special version of the Monkey Majik song, "Watching You", live in Sendai during a private event, during which performance, Will.i.am incorporated a freestyle rap ... As "Goodwill Ambassadors", the band often visits and tours throughout Canada, having performed a special acoustic session in Toronto under this title on February 19, 2012 ...
... later documented and broadcast by MTV Japan on a TV special surrounding their work ... Blaise and Will.i.am performed a special version of the Monkey Majik song, "Watching You", live in Sendai during a private event, during which performance, Will.i.am incorporated a freestyle rap ... As "Goodwill Ambassadors", the band often visits and tours throughout Canada, having performed a special acoustic session in Toronto under this title on February 19, 2012 ...
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