In this this week's episode of "Backing Tracks", Tam and Jim take a stroll down the memory lane of Tribute Acts. It's the world where almost being someone famous counts, and our hosts are no strangers to it. Tam recounts his illustrious stint in an Elvis tribute act, where he left no rhinestone unturned. Meanwhile, Jim faces a musical existential crisis, realising that his inner Barry White has been crooning for release – brace yourself for some deep, soulful laughs. With musical interludes that are as 'original' as a corporate gig, this episode is an ode to all the almost-weres and could-have-beens. Join us for a ride through the uncanny valley of music where imitation is not just flattery, it's downright ridiculous. If you've ever wondered what the bargain bin of musical fame looks like, you're in the right place.

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