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ROBBIE WILLIAMS and Gary Barlow have filmed a gay cowboy spoof for their new single.

The Take That duo have camped it up big style in the cheeky video for their first ever duet Shame.

It shows them serenading each other in a saloon and frolicking about on a romantic fishing trip.

In one scene Robbie, 36, and Gary, 39, gaze into each other’s eyes as the play out a proper “bromance”.

Fans were stunned by the scenes which look straight out of hit flick Brokeback Mountain.

In the music vid, screened for the first time yesterday, the pair strip to the waist.

It includes lyrics based on their troubled relationship, including: “I don’t recall the reasons why. I must have meant them at the time. Is this the sound of sweet surrender?”

The bandmates have become so chummy since burying the hatchet that Robbie’s new actress wife Ayda Field, 31, has even started calling Gary “his boyfriend”.

Speaking about recording the track, which critics have claimed is a rip-off of the Beatles hit Blackbird, Robbie said: “It was amazing, not awkward at all.

“I love him to bits. Ayda calls him my boyfriend.”

It is the first time the pair have recorded a song together since Rob’s split from the band in 1995.

But the Angels singer revealed he almost chickened out of the reunion in LA because he had said some “nasty things about Gary”.

He said: “I came so close to not going because I had toothache.

“I was quite large as well, and I thought I can’t go mumbling, looking like Elvis.

“What do I do if I go in, is he harbouring anything? So the missus pushed me through the door.”

Gary said: “I think we had a lot of guilt because Rob was the youngest, the most impressionable of all of us. We always felt like we didn’t look after him enough.”

The duo will perform the single for the first time at the Help For Heroes concert at Twickenham Stadium on September 12.

When news broke that one-time arch nemeses Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow were recording a duet, the sound of a million jaws dropping was deafening.

How would that work? Uber-songwriter Gaz and uber-songwriter-and-ego Rob on the same record?
But – hurrah! – they’ve pulled it off, and in style.

Shame is the story of their 15-year feud and subsequent reunion and contains all the hallmarks of a Take That and Robbie classic.

There’s the catchy-as-nits chorus, the acoustic Back For Good-like guitar and some seriously good warts-and-all lyrics.

“Out of sentimental gain, I wanted you to feel my pain,” Robbie confesses.

“I tried to call, my tears could fill the Albert Hall,” Gaz admits at the risk of sounding wimpy. And the video is genius.

It could have been cheesy, but, planting their tongues firmly in cheeks, the boys spoof the gay love story in movie Brokeback Mountain.

In doing so, they remind us why the original Take That were so special in the first place.

Together, the lads were always about more than just the tunes: They made their fans laugh their bottoms off too.

Shame will gallop with gusto all the way to the top of the charts – deservedly so.

Мне понравилось:

"A big single usually gets between 200 and 500 radio plays on its first day.

Shame got an unprecedented 694, plus 153 plays on TV. "

В чарте же всех песен вообще такие дела
Германия - 2
Австрия - 3
Италия - 10
ВОт такие пока дела на конец лета

В чарте лучших поп-песен
Германия - 1
Австрия - 1
Италия - 7
Люксембург - 10
Нидерланды - 5

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