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Saturdays feeling Comic Relief single pressure
By CMU Editorial | Published on Wednesday 11 February 2009
Girl band The Saturdays have said they feel a bit under pressure about releasing their Comic Relief single, a cover of Depeche Mode’s ‘Just Can’t Get Enough’. The band’s Rochelle Wiseman apparently told the Daily Record: “There is a lot of pressure on us because Comic Relief singles have gone to No.1 in the past and we want to sell enough”.
Bandmate Frankie Sandford, meanwhile, explained that she has taken advice from her boyfriend Dougie Poynter of McFly, who, of course, released ‘All About You’ for Comic Relief in 2005.
“McFly did a good job and got really involved when they released a song for Red Nose Day, and Dougie and I talked about it, absolutely”, she said. “We discussed how it’s normal to want to get involved with things, and give it your best. We feel the same and just want to do our bit”.
