The ballroom brainbox has compiled a new CD collection called Len’s Legends: Best Of British.
On it are a string of well-loved songs – including one by Sir Bruce Forsyth.
The late entertainer’s version of Pick Yourself Up will be included alongside the likes of Dame Shirley Bassey, Queen, Dusty Springfield and Sir Elton John.
“I think he [Sir Bruce] was such a legend and such a talented man,” he told Press Association.
“You know he had that attitude… pick yourself up, don’t just quit, just keep going.
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“I thought that was a fitting tribute to a wonderful man.”
The album is out next month, and Goodman added to PA: “It’s not for teenagers, but people of a certain age, there’s stuff on there that you have to like.”
Goodman was replaced on Strictly this year by new head judge Shirley Ballas, who has had a generally positive reception from viewers.
This will be his third album: he previously released Len Goodman’s Crooners and Swooners, and Len Goodman’s Ballroom Bonanza.
Sony Music will release the latest collection.
Len’s Legends: Best of British is out on November 24.