To Sir With Love - Lulu {Stereo} 1967

 To Sir with Love (song) - Wikipedia Best selling single of 1967 in the US. 

The Wurzels 'Don't Look Back In Anger' OFFICIAL video!

 Andy Bennett on Radio Somerset who we like just played this. This is a better version as he commented. 

Noel Gallagher stated that Oasis would not have worked if the band had a West Country accent, emphasizing the band's authentic Manchester identity as crucial to their success. He made this comment in the documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger," 

Susan in 2010

 Stoney Littleton Long Barrow. Stoney Littleton Long Barrow - Wikipedia

Toy shop Ladybird pic

 

Mark E Smith - Vinyl Justice, The Adam & Joe Show 06.12.97

 This was good but it's not MES' house it is a stand-in. Still good though. 

The Fall - "What about us?" 2006

 A song that references Harold Shipman. 

The Joke The Fall 1995

 Cerebral Caustic - Wikipedia The joke, five years in a PC camp

White Rabbit - Grace Slick and The Great Society, 1966 - The Matrix

 

Cream - I Feel Free (Original Music Video, 1966)

 I Feel Free - Wikipedia

R.E.M. - What's The Frequency, Kenneth? 1994

 What's the Frequency, Kenneth? - Wikipedia

I wish you would. - The Terraplanes (Animals & Men) 1981

 Playing a battle of the bands at the Granary in Bristol we were required to play one cover - this was our choice Billy Boy Arnold's hit from 1955. The line up was Susan Wells vocals Ralph Mitchard Harp Dave Mackay bass Andy Payne drums 

The Yardbirds - I Wish You Would (1965)

 My favourite Yardbirds track.

Otis Spann (with Eric Clapton) - Pretty Girls Everywhere 1964

 Just read about this in the autobiography.

The Wedding Present - Sticky 1992

 My fave of theirs. It was hard to not like them as Peely played them a lot. 

The Game, 50 Cent - Hate It Or Love It (Official Music Video) 2006

 Hate It or Love It - Wikipedia This I was digging 20 years ago.

Bayeux book

 I got a couple of books from our favourite charity shop. One was an Eric Clapton autobiography and this one on the Bayeux tapestry. Funnily enough I already have a book on the subject but this is more in-depth. I saw it as a youth on a school trip to Normandy. I intend to only read some of the Clapton book. Life is too short to read about his later life. 

Larry Williams Marie, Marie 1957

 Another one Steve Stack played. It's a lovely rocker that went unreleased until the 90s.

Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves - Billy Strange

 Steve Stack o' wax played this yesterday.

Muddy Waters - You Can't Lose What You Never Had 1966

 

Count Five Double-decker bus 1966

 Today I applied for my old person's bus pass. This one is just great.