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Ullapool musician wows Britain's Got Talent judges with unique rendition of Yes Sir, I Can Boogie

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Ruairidh MacLean, known as RuMac, auditioned for Britain's Got Talent. He surprised the judges with Yes Sir, I Can Boogie on accordion.

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Wee Studio’s “accordion riot” a hit on Britain’s Got Talent

​Wee Studio accordion star RuMac from Ullapool made TV gold on Saturday night when he faced down Simon Cowell’s judging panel on Britain’s Got Talent… and got through to the next round.

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Ullapool musician wows Britain's Got Talent judges with unique rendition of Yes Sir, I Can Boogie

Ruairidh MacLean, known as RuMac, auditioned for Britain's Got Talent. He surprised the judges with Yes Sir, I Can Boogie on accordion.

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