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Foo Fighters Cover the Bee Gees You Should Be Dancing on BBC Radio "I have never, ever in my life sung like that!" frontman Dave Grohl says Claire Shaffer, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Medicine at Midnight, as well as a cover of the Bee Gees‘  Saturday Night Fever disco classic “You Should Be Dancing.” You can hear the full 23-minute session here, with the Foos’ Bee Gees cover opening the show. More from Rolling Stone

Foo Fighters play with funk and dance influences on their new album Medicine at Midnight , and now they've taken that up a level with a cover of the B...

Foo Fighters play with funk and dance influences on their new album Medicine at Midnight , and now they've taken that up a level with a cover of the B...

Jo Whiley misses radio show as vulnerable sister taken to hospital with Covid (Jo Whiley/PA) Jo Whiley missed her evening radio show after her sister, who has learning difficulties and diabetes, was admitted to hospital with coronavirus. The broadcaster, 55, said on Twitter that her sister, Frances, 53, had become “very poorly” since testing positive following an outbreak at her care home in Northamptonshire. Whiley said she felt “very scared” at the news, and that pop singer Will Young...

Foo Fighters play with funk and dance influences on their new album Medicine at Midnight , and now they've taken that up a level with a cover of the B...

The actress, 57, has praised the health service for everything they do after she underwent the first of her two COVID-19 jabs on Tuesday

No10's vaccine experts, who will meet today to finalise their recommendation, are expected to advise the UK scheme continues with an age-based approach and includes BAME groups.

The fit and healthy radio host, 55, told BBC Radio 4 today that it is mind boggling that she has been offered a jab before younger sister Frances, who lives in a care home in Northamptonshire.

I feel like Im living through a nightmare: Jo Whiley on being offered Covid vaccine before her disabled sister Frances Whiley has genetic disease Cri Du Chat syndrome as well as learning difficulties and diabetes. She tested positive for Covid today 16 February 2021 • 8:49pm Frances and Jo Whiley Credit: Clive Limpkin/Rex Features BBC DJ Jo Whiley has talked of the torment of being offered the coronavirus vaccine before her disabled sister whose care home has been locked down due to a Covid ...

BBC presenter says her younger sister is struggling with her mental health during the pandemic