Top Gear of the Pops
As part of Comic Relief 2007, the boys revived "Top Of The Pops" by having performances by Lethal Bizzle, Supergrass, Travis and Mcfly as well as integrating the Top Gear segment with music themes which includes news about upcoming music festivals etc.. In addition, the boys will perform for the very first time (Richard playing the bass guitar, Jeremy on drums and James on the keyboard) with singer Justin Hawkins.
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As part of Comic Relief 2007, the boys revived "Top Of The Pops" by having performances by Lethal Bizzle, Supergrass, Travis and Mcfly as well as integrating the Top Gear segment with music themes which includes news about upcoming music festivals etc.. In addition, the boys will perform for the very first time (Richard playing the bass guitar, Jeremy on drums and James on the keyboard) with singer Justin Hawkins.
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Jeremy Clarkson
Self
James May
Self
Richard Hammond
Self
Lethal Bizzle
Self
Tom Fletcher
Self (as part of McFly)
Danny Jones
Self (as part of McFly)
Dougie Poynter
Self (as part of McFly)
Harry Judd
Self (as part of McFly)
Gaz Coombes
Self (as part of Supergrass)
Danny Goffey
Self (as part of Supergrass)
Mick Quinn
Self (as part of Supergrass)
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