Clem Cattini, who played on more than 40 No 1 hits as a session musician, was very modest about his talent, writes Mark Sweet. Plus a letter from DLL Gould
Working as a propman on Blue Peter in 1998, I was privileged to witness a performance of Remember You’re a Womble by the furry pop band as they prepared for a nationwide tour.
During a break in rehearsals I chatted to a heavily sweating Bungo on the drum kit. “By the way,” I asked him, “what do you do when you’re not being a Womble?” umlegacypress.com