Michael Caine on Madness's My Name Is Michael Caine.
Off you go.
Off you go.
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Vincent Price on 'Thriller'
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Just fixing that title for you ian.ian.64 wrote: Michael Caine on Madness's [strike]My Name Is[/strike] Michael Caine.
Off you go.
Prof. Stephen Hawking appears – so far as one can say it's "him" per se, when it's his famous synthesised voice – on Pink Floyd's Keep Talking from The Division Bell.Comment
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Cheers, Velvet, sorry for the error. Chief candidate on Jeff Lynne's War Of the Worlds, Richard Burton.Comment
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There's a sample of Jeffrey Bernard's voice on New Order's Lowlife and they pinched the name from his column.Comment
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Ken Livingstone on Blur's Ernold Same
Stanley Unwin on The Small Faces' Ogden's Nut Gone Flake LP
Patrick Allen on FGTH's Two TribesComment
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Oh and Peter Fonda on Primal Scream's Loaded.Comment
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Rickie Lee Jones, who is of course a singer, not singing on 'Little Fluffy Clouds' by The Orb
John Hurt, JG Ballard and Albert Finney on The Manics' Holy Bible album, and Bobby Seale on 'Spectators of Suicide'.
Tom Courtenay turns up on Saint Etienne's So Tough, along with a few others including David Essex and possibly Dirk Bogarde.Comment
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Dr Magnus Pyke in Landscape's 'Einstein A Go - Go'.
He wasn't that famous, admittedly, but probably more so than Landscape.Comment
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James Fox and Jagger on e=mc2 by BAD.
Performance is sampled on a Happy Mondays track, too.
But these are samples and not guest performances.Comment
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He's also on She Blinded Me With Science by Thomas Dolby.Tony C wrote: Dr Magnus Pyke in Landscape's 'Einstein A Go - Go'.
He wasn't that famous, admittedly, but probably more so than Landscape.Comment
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Phil Daniels on Parklife, and Billy Connolly on The Waterboys' Spiritual City.Comment
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If we're including film samples, also Amanda Plummer and Tim Roth on Scooby Snacks.Comment
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Kate Moss on the PS version of Some Velvet Morning. And playing tambourine on Oasis and Babyshambles tracks.Comment
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Desmond Tutu or Nelson Mandela on The Godfathers' version of "Sunarise". G-man still hasn't confirmed to me which one it is yet.Comment
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Hmm, not too sure about all these movie samples. Hundreds upon thousands of artists have done that.
Magnus Pyke for sure, on She Blinded Me With Science, as he recorded the pieces specifically. (Was he also on Einstein a Go Go? Don't recall that.) Ditto Daniels.
I think Motty recorded his part especially for Three Lions. As have probably a few commentators on other football-based records.Comment
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Stephen Fry and Rolf Harris have made appearances on Kate Bush albums. Despite this, she's still rightly acknowledged as a musical genius.Comment
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OK, no samples then.
David Hemmings on Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Centre of the EarthComment
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Plus countless narrators on versions of Peter and the WolfComment
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Vincent Price counts, and Kate Moss probably qualifies as a musical artiste by now.Comment
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Ian McShane introduces Miss Grace Jones on her magisterial 'Slave To The Rhythm'.
Brian Moore appears on Tackhead's 'The Game'. "Looks as though the drummer's been injured. The sound specialist there, giving treatment to the drummer."Comment
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John Hurt again, this time as narrator on Art of Noise's concept album The Seduction of Claude Debussy.Comment
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Chris Barrie is also on this, playing the part of Ronald Reagan as he did in Spitting Image at the time.Stumpy Pepys wrote: Patrick Allen on FGTH's Two TribesComment
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Kate Bush has got form on this subject.
Lenny Henry on Why Should I Love You.
Stephen Fry - 50 Words For SnowComment
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Isabella Rossellini in Tindersticks A Marriage Made In Heaven
Any number of French celebrities with Serge Gainsbourg.Comment
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