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All by myself - Eric Carmen

The Ark - Gerry Rafferty

Power to the People - John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band.

End of the line - The Travelling Wilburys

The groove line - Heatwave

Groovin’ - The Young Rascals

Cor blimey, god bless you D!ck. RIP.

No shoes, no shirt, no problems - Kenny Chesney Damn, too late!

Shame shame shame - Shirley and Company

A place in the sun - Stevie Wonder

Good point. The Proclaimers got to number 3 in the US singles chart with (I’m gonna be ) 500 Miles, although I’ve no idea what they made of some of the lyrics. Also some of the Liverpool bands from the 60’s who sang with local accents did okay over there I think, maybe on the back of The Beatles success? Gerry and the Pacemakers spring to mind with ‘Ferry cross the Mersey’.

Knock three times - Tony Orlando and Dawn. (Sorry!)

Anyway, anyhow, anywhere - The Who

It’s 5 o’clock somewhere - Alan Jackson

Just got a Ticketmaster email which includes tickets now on sale for my band playing in York in April 2021. Can’t see it happening TBH, but I will optimistically note it down to put in my next year’s diary. It will be the first entry. 😕

Now is the time - Jimmy James and the Vagabonds

Nick of time - Bonne Raitt

Demon - Keith Richards

I pity the fool - Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland / Robert Cray

Help the poor - BB King / Eric Clapton

Honey Pie - The Beatles

Goodbye pork pie hat - Charles Mingus / Jeff Beck etc.

A brilliant song. Have to be careful when I play it though, as it can get to me big time. Beautiful pedal steel by Gerry Hogan too.

Hats off to Larry - Del Shannon

I’m too sexy - Right said Fred ( I shake my little tush on the catwalk....)