Sounds of Love and Violence - Tony Burke. (Ex singer with Big Sound Authority and a wasted talent IMO)

Way To Blue - Nicholas Rodney Drake

Bruce Foxton - Freak

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - The Band

Evidently Chicken Town - John Cooper Clarke (sorry, I know this one is a bit close to home!)

Tracie Young - The House That Jack Built

Times Are Tight - Jimmy Young

Hurts So Good - Millie Jackson

The Who - Squeeze Box

Tracey Thorn - Goodbye Joe

My Funny Valentine - Frank Sinatra (could have also gone for several others) TS - A spotters badge for you once again. A lot of people think Money's Too Tight was a Simply Red original and Mick Hucknall composition. He did a good job of it but the Valentine Bros is my favourite. Bet they made a few unexpected quid out of the cover version as it was only 2 or 3 years after theirs came out.

The Who - It's Not True

This ticks a few boxes from the previous song Me and Bobby D - Everything But The Girl

Homely Girl - The Chi-lites

Almost the same title: The Jam (again) - When You're Young

Tonight's The Night - Neil Young

Queen of the Hours - The Electric Light Orchestra

See Emily Play - Pink Floyd

I'm sure someone brought out a song called Help. Give me a minute....no its gone. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word - Sir Elton John

Who's Sorry Now - take your pick but let's go for Ella Fitzgerald

All Around the World - The Jam

The Boy Who Cried Wolf - The Style Council

The Belle Stars - Sign of the Times

Andy Williams - Can't Get Used to Losing You

Great choice once again TS. Sticking with singer/songwriters called Tim, I'll go for Tim Hardin - Part of the Wind