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Stephen Graham said 1983 classic is his favourite song of all time | Music | Entertainment The Adolescence star went on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs back in 2019 where he unveiled the eight songs he couldn’t live without. Among them were Kasabian’s Fire, Marvin Gaye’s Save The Children, Pink Floyd’s Shine on You Crazy Diamond and Oasis’ Talk Tonight. But when asked which one track he would save from the waves, Stephen Graham didn’t hesitate. The 51-year-old said: “I think you and I both know that there's no choice, is there? It has to be Ain't Nobody.” The 1983 Rufus and Chaka Khan track is a special song that Graham shares with his wife. Earlier in the programme he said: “This is our song. And no matter wherever we are, if we’re at a family gathering, we’re just like two little meerkats. We pop up, look for each other, and go running to each other.” Source link Posted: 2025-04-26 15:32:26 |
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