It's called "The Very Best of Later...with Jools Holland", so you would expect to see some legendary bands from the late 90's, but I will allow you to judge from the track-listing:

 

For reference, Later with Jools Holland started in 1992, so they have nearly 200 shows spread over 15 years:

 

Disc: 1

1. Arctic Monkeys - Brianstorm

2. Amy Winehouse - Tears Dry On Their Own

3. Kate Nash - Foundations

4. Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby

5. K.T. Tunstall - Black Horse & Cherry Tree

6. Gnarls Barkley - Crazy

7. Mika - Grace Kelly

8. Adele - Daydreamer

9. The Fratellis - Henrietta

10. Hard-Fi - Suburban Knights

11. Stereophonics - It Means Nothing

12. Richard Hawley - Valentine

13. Scott Matthews - Dream Song

14. Seasick Steve - Dog House Boogie

15. The Flaming Lips - Yeah Yeah Yeah Song

16. CSS - Let's Make Love And Listen To Death From Above

17. Damien Rice - Coconut Skins

18. King Creosote - Admiral

19. Muse - Knights Of Cydonia

Disc: 2

1. The White Stripes & Jools - My Doorbell

2. Lily Allen - Smile

3. Razorlight - America

4. Paolo Nutini - Last Request

5. Editors - Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors

6. Duffy with Bernard Butler - Rockferry

7. Keane - Crystal Ball

8. The Strokes - Last Nite

9. James Morrison - You Give Me Something

10. Primal Scream - Country Girl

11. David Gray - The World To Me

12. Kings Of Leon - Bucket

13. Jose Gonzalez - Heartbeats

14. Mutya Buena - Just A Little Bit

15. Estelle - Wait A Minute (Just A Touch)

16. Ray Lamontagne - Trouble

17. Green Day - American Idiot

18. Kano Featuring Damon Albarn - Feel Free

19. James Blunt - Same Mistake

20. Kasabian - Empire

 

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I think the oldest song on that will be My Doorbell, which I think was 2005, so make your own judgements

In my view, if they changed the name from "The Very Best of Later...with Jools Holland" to something like "The Best of Later With Jools Holland 2006/07" to include the dates it relates to, it would be better.

That is a rather misleading title.

More misleading than Busted's Greatest Hits, which contained 1 song and that was a cover

:laugh3: how much did that sell for?

I think in the end they had to give them away with a newspaper :lol:

NICE! they only recently started showing Jools on FUSE here in the States.... but they're old episodes.... :(

 

the other day I say Coldplay promoting X&Y!!!

Some of the older episodes are best.

 

Back when Top of the Pops covered the majority of the pop bands.

it was ace to see Amy Winehouse too!! :nice: back in the daaaay!

Links posted in multimedia ;)

 

When will Zane Lowe do a sessions CD?