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Apr 2023
31m 14s

Ade Edmondson: Learning Lines, The A303 ...

BAUER MEDIA
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Ade Edmondson joins Joanna and Stephen to kick off season two! The actor, comedian and musician discusses his own complicated relationship with classical music, his jack-of-all-trades mentality to learning instruments and why his Dad never approved of Led Zeppelin. We also hear about Ade’s own experience making music and reveal Jennifer Saunders’ top driving ... Show More
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