Recently, we asked you to share some of your favourite music tracks with us so that we could make them into Shayne Ward Fan Favourite Playlists!
We’re loving all of the playlist suggestions posted in the forum so far, which include everything from classic tracks like Bill Withers' 'Ain't No Sunshine', to songs released only a week ago like Sugababes' 'Get Sexy' - and of course plenty from the man himself, Mr Shayne Ward! Check out all the entries here
We’ll be posting Shayne’s own playlist shortly but in the meantime, below are two of our favourites from your entries so far, made into Spotify playlists and featured on www.sharemyplaylists.com
If one or two songs are missing - we’re sorry - it’s just because Spotify doesn’t have them yet.
AND don’t worry if we haven’t featured your playlist below, we’ll be featuring some more of our favourites when we share Shayne’s choices with you shortly.
Click on the below links to hear and see angieb's playlist - 'These songs bring back some great memories and good times'
and
FLG's playlist - “Mine is just a list of my all time favourites. Some are quite old and they are not in any special order!”
Bit of sad news today. As some of you know I was looking forward to taking part in the Manchester Mile run for Sport Relief. But unfortunately I've knackered my legs in training and have had to pull out. I'm gutted. Right now I'm waiting for a masseuse to come round and sort me out - I couldn't even get myself down the stairs today, it's so painful. I go to the gym all the time but I was working with a trainer on my legs, doing drills and power lifting moves and it's just shocked my body.
I was hoping, since it's only a mile I could be pulled along on a skateboard or carried on people's shoulders, that would be fun to watch but I don't think it's allowed. Or since the run goes through Coronation St I could just stay in the Rovers Return with a pint, though I don't think the beer's real.
But I am really gutted I won't be able to do this for Sport Relief. Perhaps I could train myself up for the Marathon instead, I'd love to do that. I'd like to do it like Gordon Ramsay does it - full on. You can't do these things by half. God knows what my time would be, though.
Fingers crossed I feel better soon and I'm sure I'll have lots more to tell you when my legs are working!
