Sir Cliff Richard's New Album: Covers of His Fave #1 Hits

Sir Cliff Richard, a music icon and the UK's third top-selling artist, has released a new album. Titled 'Only Number Ones,' the album features his renditions of number-one songs by other artists that he admires. Among the tracks are covers of Norman Greenbaum's 'Spirit in the Sky,' The Monkees' 'I'm a Believer,' and Bing Crosby's 'White Christmas.'

Richard, who was born in India to British parents, expressed his admiration for artists like Elvis Presley and The Beatles, his predecessors on the UK Singles Chart. He also discussed his collaboration on Harry Styles's 'Sign of the Times,' praising the song and Styles's voice. He noted that while he had never met Styles, he would be open to a duet.

The singer also shared positive health news, revealing that his prostate cancer, detected and treated early, is now undetectable. He undergoes regular six-month tests and supports early detection initiatives on the NHS. Richard also reminisced about entertaining young Princes William and Harry and a memorable singalong during rain at Wimbledon.

Looking ahead, Richard indicated a preference for occasional concerts rather than extensive touring, humorously suggesting 'A Knight with Sir Cliff.' He expressed no interest in performing at festivals like Glastonbury, preferring more intimate venues.