Apparently footage of Elvis' Aloha Special was used for a BBC Radio 2 commercial. It shows Elvis from the Aloha shows, overdubbed by an impersonator introducing "The Band". The backing singers are the "Sugar Babes" and Marvin Gaye, on the drums is Keith Moon, guitar Sheryl Crowe, Stevie Wonder on piano, Noel Gallagher on rhythm guitar and Jimmy Page on lead guitar. The tag line was "What a line up", in reference to the music played by Radio 2. Update September 21, 2006: The commercial on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEYFMHFTNec Update October 4, 2006: From the BBC site: Radio 2's new TV campaign has launched! If you haven't seen it already you can watch the full trail online right here. The campaign depicts Elvis Presley introducing his band at the end of a concert. The band consists of legendary figures from the music industry, including Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Sheryl Crow, Noel Gallagher, and The Sugababes. The film uses original footage of these artists, painstakingly matched to make it look like they are all on the stage performing together. The main body of the trail is taken from Elvis’ 1973 concert, Aloha from Hawaii (which was broadcast live to over 1.5 billion people when first shown.) Other clips used include: Marvin Gaye - Live in Montreux, 1980 Noel Gallagher - The Who and Friends at the Royal Albert Hall, 2003 Sheryl Crow - The Grammys, 2003 Stevie Wonder - Sesame Street Sugababes - shot especially for the campaign