After the gig they told us they’d definitely welcome Robbie Williams back for a reunion.

Howard Donald, said: “I’ve not heard Robbie’s new song yet but yes, of course we want him back on stage.”

But Jason Orange, wasn’t as keen to sing live with Bev. He said: “Her voice is way too good for us.”
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Моя ржет! Опять пластинку сменили!

The 'Angels' singer - who famously fell out with his Take That bandmate when he quit the group in 1995 - invited Gary to his Los Angeles mansion to listen to his eagerly-anticipated LP, 'Reality Killed the Video Star'.

A source said: "With so much riding on Robbie's comeback, he knew Gary would tell him the truth."

The album, which is set for release in November, will be Robbie's first album since 2006's 'Rudebox' - which was universally panned.

Although it is yet to hit stores, Robbie is already planning his next album and has revealed he takes on a different personality for each LP.

He said: "For this album, I've been Luke Moody. I don't like the name Robbie. Bert Williams for the next album."

The 35-year-old star recently said he would consider rejoining Take That once his LP comes out.

He said: "Perception was such that it was, 'Oh look, he's had to get up with Take That now that 'Rudebox' has failed. I thought I'd wait a little and get my album out. Then I can go and play with my mates."
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Ну все, не иначе как теперь мир перевернется!

The starlet loves the manband but has yet to hear 35-year-old Rob’s comeback single Bodies.

Pixie, 18, said: “I hear he wants to get back with them now. He should’ve just done it at first.”

Personally I feel they should all stick to their own thing.
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Rob drops his collection Reality Killed The Video Star on November 9, then GARY BARLOW's gang issue live CD The Greatest Day just three weeks later.

The two discs could end up battling it out for the Christmas No1 slot.

Take That's new DVD, The Circus Live, filmed at their triumphant Wembley shows this summer and also featuring a special intimate set recorded at Abbey Road, is another likely festive bestseller after it hits shops on November 23.

Last year their Beautiful World Live was the fastest- selling music DVD in UK chart history, shifting 64,000 in its first seven days. It even outsold that week's No1 album, AMY WINEHOUSE's superhit Back To Black.
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Last week’s meeting in New York was enough to convince the bloke from Stoke to rejoin the band. Gary, 38, broke his silence yesterday to confi rm the lads will “definitely” be working together soon.

Robbie, 35, fl ew to the Big Apple from LA to meet Gary and the rest of the band last week for Mark Owen’s boozy stag do.

The next morning they headed to the Electric Lady Studios to thrash out new material.

It was the first time the group had worked together since Robbie left in 1995.

A source close to the band said: “It went really well. Robbie was putting forward ideas for new songs and Gary was all for it.

“They were laughing and joking like the old days. Everyone was clearly thrilled to have him there.” Gary added: “It was great to see Robbie.

“I have heard his new album and it’s absolutely fantastic.

“We definitely will work together in the future.”

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The Take That star was introducing his new label signing Camilla Kerslake at a glitzy bash in London when he made a wisecrack about Robbie meeting up with the band.

He told guests: "Welcome to the first exclusive playback for the new single from Take That and Robbie Williams."

"For those of you who don't know, it's a cover of the Together Forever by Rick Astley," he joked.

The Take That songwriter has signed up classical crossover artist Camilla to his label Future Records after she bombarded him with demos.

Introducing her at a performance for industry bigwigs at London's Berkeley Hotel, Gary said she eventually left 42 CDs of her work on reception while he recorded at a studio with Take That.

"In order to get rid of this girl I thought I better listen... and it was beautiful."

Camilla's debut album is out on November 16 and includes her version of the traditional tune She Moved Through The Fair and an Italian version of Take That's Rule The World.
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вот так бы я радовалась этому каверу

*THANKS FOR THAT NIGHT, SUN *