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"Mumford &amp;amp; Sons have revealed that Sir Elton John told their banjo player Winston Marshall not to &amp;quot;get his c**k out&amp;quot; during the Grammys. The folk rock band said that the &amp;#039;Your Song&amp;#039; singer approached them backstage at the award show while they were getting ready to perform.  &amp;quot;We were getting ready and were a bit nervous, a bit sweaty&amp;quot; Marshall told Zane Lowe backstage at the Brits. &amp;quot;Sir Elton goes, &amp;#039;Winston, Winston! Come over here&amp;#039;. So I [went] over - I think legally we&amp;#039;re obliged to as it&amp;#039;s Sir Elton - and I said, &amp;#039;You alright Sir Elton, what&amp;#039;s up?&amp;#039; &amp;quot;He goes, &amp;#039;Winston, now would be a f**king terrible time to get your c**k out&amp;#039;.&amp;quot;   Marshall added: &amp;quot;Elton John is an absolute lad. He&amp;#039;s a hero. He made that whole thing fun, because it was so weird.&amp;quot; Mumford &amp;amp; Sons added to their awards tally at the Brits on Wednesday (February 20), picking up the &amp;#039;Best British Group&amp;#039; accolade. The band are said to have snubbed fellow nominees One Direction backstage at the event, with the X Factor boyband&amp;#039;s Louis Tomlinson describing the situation as &amp;quot;disappointing&amp;quot;. Watch Mumford &amp;amp; Sons talk to Zane Lowe at the Brits below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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