The Beatles - Dig a Pony

Dexys - It's O.K. John Joe

Prefab Sprout - King of Rock and Roll

The Creation - Painter Man

Hamish Imlach - Black is the Colour (of my True Love's Hair)

The Magic Numbers - Mornings Eleven

Eminem - ‘Til Hell Freezes Over

Neil Young - Are You Ready for the Country?

Julian Cope - Beautiful Love

All true gumboots but whenever they play Lancs they try extra hard, and rightly so. Hope the weather allows for a full game.

That might hurt them more than it hurts us to be fair

The Jam - To Be Someone (Must Be a Wonderful Thing)

The Style Council - My Ever Changing Moods

The Kinks - Shangri La One of the greatest songs ever written, by (in my humble opinion) England's greatest ever songwriter.

Tim Hardin - Misty Roses

Elvis Presley - Heartbreak Hotel

The Action - In My Lonely Room The Jam were untouchable from 78-80. I liked some of his Style Council stuff (the early years) but think his solo stuff started brilliantly, went safe for a few years, then he started using younger musicians and it reinvigorated him and his last 4 albums have been much better. He looks like Steptoe these days though - too many fags and sun loungers!

You a Dylan fan by any chance Gav? lol The Jam - Down in the Tube Station at Midnight. Tony Blackburn played this on the Radio 1 review show 'Round Table' upon its release. He said something along the lines of "I'm sick of these punks singing about violence all the time". It was a phone-in programme where listeners could give their views on the songs. Paul Weller phoned in........

Dexys Midnight Runners - Thankfully Not Living in Yorkshire it Doesn't Apply

I had all but written off Lancashire's T20 season, but looking at the table after last night's game we are actually in with a fair chance of qualifying for the quarter finals now!

Department S - Is Vic There?

The Family - Nothing Compares 2 U

Oasis - Sad Song

The Jam - Pity Poor Alfie

The Who - I'm a Boy