I didn't mind either of those Jim, it was all the glam rock garbage I couldn't stand. Back to the comp. " Duke Of Earl " - Gene Chandler.

" When Will I Be Loved " - The Everly Brothers.

" Long After Tonight Is All Over " - Jimmy Radcliffe.

Brilliant band. Music had died until Punk came along. The early Seventies were a desert until the likes of The Jam exploded onto the scene. Any way, back to the comp. " Around And Around " - Chuck Berry. Audax beat me to it so - " Let It Rock " - Chuck Berry.

" Sally Go Round The Roses " - The Jaynetts. Spooky one hit wonder. No 1 in the U.S. No 1001 here.

" The Spider And The Fly ". - The Rolling Stones.

" The Monkey Time " - Major Lance. Not as good as his " Um, um, um, um, um,um " but still worth a play.

" Sixteen Candles " - The Crests.

Very sad news, I always read his posts with interest.

" Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress " - The Hollies.

" Gary Gilmore's Eyes " - The Adverts.

Disgusting performance by Hunslet Old Boys at Rochdale Hornets in the Challenge cup today. They'd only come to fight ( 1 sent off, two sin binnings ), should have been several more. Our winger was elbowed in the face chasing a kick through in the first minute and it just went on like that, the officials were out of their depth.Their " fans " were rude , abusive and boorish to everyone at our club both before, during and after the game. If that's amateur rugby league you can keep it. They were a disgrace to a great game. I've never seen anything like it in 45 years of watching the game. I'd rather finish with the game than that watch that every week.

Kathy Kirby - " Secret Love " . Showing my age now but I always fancied her.

Good choice Audax, try the original by Harold Dorman. Back to the comp. " Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow " - The Shirelles. All time classic love song.

" Over The Mountains, Across The Sea ". - Johnnie and Joe. Classic Doo-wop.

Bryan Douglas was the best. You can argue about who was No 2.

I don't remember the game collapsing when Wigan got relegated to division 2.

" On The Rebound " - Floyd Cramer. One of the best session pianists ever. He must have played on dozens and dozens of U.S. hit records.

" A Thousand Stars " - Kathy Young.

" Keep On Smilin' "- Wet Willie. This one's worth a play, especially if you're a Rovers fan.

April the 1st was a while ago, you won't catch me that easily.

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Yeah, The 13th Floor Elevators, they were good. " You're Gonna Miss Me " is a classic. " Time Is On My Side " - Irma Thomas.

" Cry To Me " - Solomon Burke.

Bruce Hornsby and the Range - " The Way It Is ".