" Here Comes Summer "- Jerry Keller. Can I have two points for that one ?

" Summer In The City " - The Lovin' Spoonful. Must be the only record with the sound of a road drill part of the backing track.

" Hide And Go Seek " ` Bunker Hill. Old " Twisted Wheel " Favourite.

" Don't Play That Song " - Ben E. King

Yeah, a pal of mine used to say " it's more exciting watching 'em blow the balls up for a Rugby League match than actually watching a game of football ". It's hard to argue with him at the moment. The comparison in levels of commitment between the two codes is un-believable.

" Five Hundred Miles "- Bobby Bare.

" I Can Hear Music " - The Ronettes.

" Do You Love Me " - The Contours.

Doris Troy - " What'cha Gonna Do Bout It ". Not has good as her " Just One Look " but still worth a play.

Squeeze - " Goodbye Girl ".

Joe Tex - " The Love You Save May Be Your Own " I can't do links but there's a great piece of film with Joe doing this live on youtube.

" Love You So " - Ron Holden and the Thunderbirds. Nice bit of Doo-wop.

Bobby Charles - " See You Later Alligator ".

Simply Red - Crap. The original Valentine Bros version is the boss . Back to the comp. A slight cheat. Frankie Ford - " Sea Cruise ". This will get a dead man up dancing. Well apart from me that is.

" Money's Too Tight To Mention " - The Valentine Brothers.

Conway Twitty - " It's Only Make Believe ".

I've never been a fan, he just doesn't do it for me.

Buddy Holly - " True Love Ways ".

The Showmen - " The Wrong Girl ". I play this for my wife from time to time. The lead singer later formed the more successfu Chairmen Of The Board.

" Dirty Water " - The Standells. 60's U.S. garage band. Their " Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White " is worth a listen as well.

" When You Ask About Love " - The Crickets. It's not always 1964 in my house , I'm a big Jam fan as well.

The Marvelettes - " When You're Young And In Love ".

" Knock On Wood " - Eddie Floyd.

" Seems Like I'm Fixing To Die. " - Country Joe and the Fish.

" I'm Sorry ( But So Is Brenda Lee ) " - Marshall Crenshaw.