I saw an interview with Martin Clunes somewhere and I believe they said the song they danced to was the same song played at his actual wedding!
Michelle, the song in the original UK version is “Sailing” by Rod Stewart:
However, the song was changed to a generic song in the U.S. version. You can see Philippa Braithwaite’s explanation on the main page of this blog, under the title: Answer to Question about Song Change.” I don’t know the title of the song in the U.S. version.
The song they played in the UK version was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ooq7WPqd5s&feature=kp)
That was the song played at the Clunes’ wedding. However, in the U.S. version, the song was changed to a generic version. You can see the reason in my article on the main page of this blog: “Answer to Question about Song Change.
Does anyone know the real name of the village that is portrayed in the show?
Is there an available recording of the music which was used in the US version of Martin and Louisa’s weddomg damce?
Sorry, I don’t know the name of that music or the musicians.
I saw an interview with Martin Clunes somewhere and I believe they said the song they danced to was the same song played at his actual wedding!
Michelle, the song in the original UK version is “Sailing” by Rod Stewart:
However, the song was changed to a generic song in the U.S. version. You can see Philippa Braithwaite’s explanation on the main page of this blog, under the title: Answer to Question about Song Change.” I don’t know the title of the song in the U.S. version.
The song they played in the UK version was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ooq7WPqd5s&feature=kp)
That was the song played at the Clunes’ wedding. However, in the U.S. version, the song was changed to a generic version. You can see the reason in my article on the main page of this blog: “Answer to Question about Song Change.
Does anyone know the real name of the village that is portrayed in the show?
The real village is Port Isaac.
Why Louisa is referred as loiuser
That the Cornish accent.