Alongside fellow Fifer, author Ian Rankin, Vettriano put in a cameo appearance in a video with Scottish indie band Saint Jude's Infirmary made for BBC Scotland's "The Music Show". The video was filmed on Portobello Beach in Edinburgh and included visual references to two of Vettriano's most famous paintings, "Elegy for a Dead Admiral" and "The Singing Butler". The lyrics of the track "Goodbye Jack Vettriano" were written by band member Grant Campbell after seeing a Vettriano print on a pub wall in Rotterdam. Vettriano became a fan of the band after hearing their first album, "Happy Healthy Lucky Month", and was inspired to create a painting which featured as the cover of the band's second album, for which both Vettriano and Rankin contributed spoken word pieces.