Sarah Beeny Reveals Her Honest Music Playlist
Television presenter Sarah Beeny shares her personal music preferences in an 'Honest Playlist' feature for The Guardian. She recounts her first musical love, Dolly Parton's 'Jolene,' and her first purchased single, Duran Duran's 'Save a Prayer.' Beeny describes her karaoke choice as Sophie Ellis-Bextor's 'Murder on the Dancefloor' and admits to knowing every lyric to her sons' band songs. While she finds Lou Bega's 'Mambo No 5' irresistibly catchy yet torture-inducing, she expresses strong dislike for Chris de Burgh's 'The Lady in Red.' Surprisingly, she confesses a secret fondness for 50 Cent's 'PIMP' despite its explicit lyrics. The playlist also includes emotional tracks like Frank Sinatra's 'Something Stupid' and energetic choices such as Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana' for waking up and House of Pain's 'Jump Around' for her funeral.
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Sarah Beeny Reveals Her Honest Music Playlist
Television presenter Sarah Beeny shares her personal music preferences in an 'Honest Playlist' feature for The Guardian. She recounts her first musical love, Dolly Parton's 'Jolene,' and her first purchased single, Duran Duran's 'Save a Prayer.' Beeny describes her karaoke choice as Sophie Ellis-Bextor's 'Murder on the Dancefloor' and admits to knowing every lyric to her sons' band songs. While she finds Lou Bega's 'Mambo No 5' irresistibly catchy yet torture-inducing, she expresses strong dislike for Chris de Burgh's 'The Lady in Red.' Surprisingly, she confesses a secret fondness for 50 Cent's 'PIMP' despite its explicit lyrics. The playlist also includes emotional tracks like Frank Sinatra's 'Something Stupid' and energetic choices such as Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana' for waking up and House of Pain's 'Jump Around' for her funeral.
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