licensing body PPL. Music video The video for "Shine" was directed by Justin Dickel with a concept of recreating a Busby Berkeley style musical number. While Gary Barlow sits at the piano, the other three members perform most of the song on a lavish staircase. A dozen women dressed in gold dance in the background. It premiered on Channel 4 on Thursday 25 January 2007 at 11:05 p.m. Samplings The song is sampled in Lily Allen's 2009 song "Who'd Have Known", which in turn is sampled in T-Pain's 2011 single "5 O'Clock". Track listings UK CD single "Shine" (radio mix) – 3:29 "Trouble with Me" – 3:23 German CD single "Shine" – 3:29 "Trouble with Me" – 3:23 "Patience" (stripped down version) – 3:19 "Shine" (video) – 3:29 Dutch CD single "Shine" – 3:29 "Trouble with Me" – 3:23 "Patience" (stripped down version) – 3:19 "Patience" (Live In Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden - video) – 3:29 Belgian CD single "Shine" – 3:29 "We Love to Entertain You" – 4:11 Personnel Mark Owen – lead vocals Gary Barlow – backing vocals Howard Donald – backing vocals Jason Orange – backing vocals Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications In popular culture The song was featured in several commercials for the Morrisons supermarkets in the UK, fronted by actress Denise van Outen, comedian Nick Hancock, television presenter Gabby Logan, gardener Diarmuid Gavin, singer Lulu, and television presenter Richard Hammond. According to a PRS-published list of songs used in TV and radio advertisements, it was the 7th most played song for the year 2012. It was then brought back in an instrumental form in 2013 as part of Morrisons' 'More of what Matters' campaign. It has also been used by Gala Bingo to mark the start of their bingo sessions, in club, between 2008 and 2014. It has been used on an episode of Doctor Who Confidential in 2007. The song was used in an episode of Inside No. 9 entitled Cold Comfort. The song has been used in Furniture Village adverts since 2020. References 2006 songs 2007 singles Brit Award for British Single Number-one singles in Scotland UK Singles Chart number-one singles Song recordings produced by John Shanks Take That songs Songs written by Mark Owen Songs written by Gary Barlow Songs written by Jason Orange Songs written by Steve Robson Songs written by Howard Donald Polydor Records singles