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Perhaps perhaps perhaps - Doris Day

Posted this a while ago but always worth a second look - Harry Connick Jnr. sorting out how to make the audience clap on the 2 & 4. From around 35 secs in.......

Seven seconds away - Youssou N’Dour

One bourbon, one scotch, one beer - George Thorogood and the Destroyers

Nellie the Elephant - Toy Dolls

Tommy Gun - The Clash

Walking in Memphis - Marc Cohn / Cher

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Another suitcase in another hall - Barbara Dickson

White riot - The Clash

Dancing in the dark - Bruce Springsteen

The Night - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Nights in white satin- Moody Blues

Come on - Chuck Berry

Come on Eileen - either a song by Dexys Midnight Runners or a party game.

Mirror in the bathroom - The Beat

This would be a guitar from the 80s from the US. Should be fine - Need clear info on the receipt for customs purpose regarding the date - Not sure how you can specify which ebony though just by looking and like many builders they might have used different sources - Gibson use to use Ceylon/Si Lanka but don't recall when this changed UK DEFRA contact for CITES if required Tel: +44 (0) 3000 200 301 Fax: +44 (0) 28 415 2510 Email: [email protected]

Downtown train - Tom Waits

Steel River - Chris Rea

Wasn’t there some talk about how much of ‘Live and Dangerous’ was actually live? Seem to remember claims from some people involved with it at the time about the amount of overdubs etc. The Who story about ‘Live at Leeds’ nearly being ‘Live at Hull’ surfaced a few years ago too. Apparently the band preferred the sound of the Hull gig ( the night after the Leeds one) but there were problems with parts of the bass recordings dropping out so they went with the Leeds gig instead. When they released the Hull gig 40 odd years later they used the Leeds bass recordings on some of the songs to fix this.

Country House - Blur.

Minute by Minute - Doobie Brothers.

68 Guns - The Alarm

Song sung blue - Neil Diamond

Enter Sandman - Metallica