Mark Ronson recruited Lily Allen for his guest star-packed Glastonbury set today (June 29).
Playing an early evening slot on the Other Stage, the producer-turned-performer and his backing band the Version Player - including strings - played for the duration as his guests hopped on and off stage.
The set started with the opening of The Beatles 'Eleanor Rigby', before kicking into an instrumental of Maximo Park's 'Apply Some Pressure'.
Ronson was then joined by "my friend Tiggers" who supplied vocals on Britney Spears� 'Toxic' before Plastic Little burst onstage to supply an additional rap.
The duo stayed onstage to play 'Ooh Wee' from Ronson's first album, while the producer played cow bell.
Star Trak-signed vocalist Kenna was next up, performing his track 'Out Of Control', he then stayed on scaling the stage's rigging to provide vocals on Radiohead's 'Just'.
"Are you having a good time so far?" asked Ronson as Candie Payne joined in to sing her own 'I Wish I Could Have Loved You More'.
"Does anyone like Coldplay? Does anyone like trumpets?" then asked Ronson before tearing into his instrumental of the band's 'God Put A Smile On Your Face'.
He then introduced The Rumble Strips' Charlie Waller to perform his band�s version of 'Back To Back' which the producer declared was "kinda better then the version Amy [Winehouse] and I wrote".
They then performed The Jam's 'Pretty Green' together, until vocalist Taiwah took over the vocals halfway through the song.
She then sung the vocals for 'Valerie' as Ronson paid tribute to The Zutons who will play the same stage later tonight.
Having introduced his band, Ronson told the crowd: "the whole point of Glastonbury is your supposed to do things you've never done before, I wrote this song with a friend of mine is ok if I bring her out to sing it."
To loud screams the pink-haired Allen finally took the stage, admitting it had "been a while" as she performed 'Littlest Things' with the aid of a lyric sheet and Ronson's hints.
Allen then explained mid-song: "My Nanny Allen died last night, this one is for her."
The singer then stayed onstage to cover Kaiser Chiefs' 'Oh My God'.
"I've been asking her to do a song with us for two years now," explained Ronson afterwards. "This is the first time she's done it. It must be because she loves you lot, thank you Glastonbury."
Daniel Merriweather then took to the stage to perform the set's climax, The Smiths' 'Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before', while Ronson played guitar from the front row of the audience.
Mark Ronson and his guest played:
'Eleanor Rigby'
'Apply Some Pressure'
'Ooh We'
'Out Of Control'
'Just'
'I Wish I Could Have Loved You More'
'God Put A Smile On Your Face'
'Back To Back'
'Pretty Green'
'Valerie'
'The Littlest Things'
'Oh My God'
'Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before'
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