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The girl from Ipanema - various

Down on the street - Shakatak

Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel

She‘s not there - The Zombies

And no doubt, you’re proud as a peacock.

Love that colour! Seafoam green?

Sigh No More - Mumford and Sons

A mate of mine was interested in buying one of these for some years ago. Apparently, the original maker is a guy in Switzerland. To buy one, you had to commission it from him and agree per contract that if you later decided to sell the instrument you would sell it back to him or through him to someone else. He developed his own alloys and everything and had no interest in licensing the idea to anyone else. This was back in the 90s - no doubt by now others have figured out how to do it.

Welcome to the Pleasuredome - Frankie goes to Hollywood

Shaddapayaface - Joe Dolce

Sex and Drugs and Rock‘n‘Roll Ian Dury

Do you hear that distant rumble? Is it thunder in the mountains... or perhaps the marching hordes of lawyers dispatched by John Hall?

Uh oh.... now things could be about to get messy...I don't know if it particularly sounds like a R1ck though.

And now this...

Jungle Fever - Stevie Wonder

We are Devo - Devo

Sally - Gracie Fields

Wow, that is a bit special. A cracking bit of engineering.

A nice start to the day. Thanks for posting.

A Boy Named Sue - Johnny Cash

19 - Paul Hardcastle

I agree entirely. Do you remember the free newspaper that used to be available in music shops back in the 80s? It was called Making Music. My favourite section of the paper was called the Jay Arthur column (I presume that was rhyming slang coming from J Arthur Rank) it contained any current gems of such overly self-indulgent language in reviews.

Wherever I Lay My Hat - Marvin Gaye

Shape of My Heart - Sting

I just stumbled upon this. I have no opinion one way or the other. I was just curious. Maybe someone else here is too...