Leo Sayer: Ali, Elvis & Keith Moon Encounters

Leo Sayer, the energetic pop star of the 1970s, now 77 and residing in Australia, has shared remarkable anecdotes from his career. He recounted close encounters with icons like Muhammad Ali and Elvis Presley, detailing a poignant phone call from Presley shortly before his death. Sayer also shed light on his early struggles, including being defrauded by his manager Adam Faith, who took advantage of a power of attorney agreement.

Sayer's career was marked by hits like 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing' and 'When I Need You.' He also detailed dramatic moments, such as his stormy departure from the 2007 Celebrity Big Brother series after producers confiscated his Calvin Klein underwear. This incident, coupled with an earlier dispute with a musical producer, showcased his passionate nature.

His life has been filled with vivid experiences, from designing album covers in the 1960s to performing alongside folk legends. Sayer also touched upon his personal life, including his first marriage and a well-documented affair that inspired the song 'Orchard Road.' He continues to maintain an optimistic outlook, anticipating a potential comeback with new music and tour plans.