Devo - Peek A Boo

The Faces - Stay With Me

Amen Corner - Bend Me Shape Me (Live in Darwen Library Theatre 2007)

The Rolling Stones - Monkey Man

The Small Faces - My Mind's Eye

Etta James - Got My Mojo Working

The Verve - Lucky Man

Dusky - Boris Borrison's Trip To Morrisons

The Faces - Maggie May

Slim Harpo - I'm a King Bee

Jimmy Cliff - I Can See Clearly Now

The Undertones - You’ve Got My Number

And continuing this already ridiculous manner... Get my coat and hat while you're there.

The Feeling - Video Killed the Radio Star

Bob Dylan - Forever Young

Oais - Some Might Say

Status Quo - Down Down

The Rolling Stones - Play With Fire

B 52’s - Love Shack

The Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers

Must be one of the weakest subsbench for a long long time.

David Bowie - Drive In Saturday

Roy Orbison - Only The Lonely

The Damned - Smash It Up

Interesting to see a young Keith Newton marking Sir Stanley, a crowd of 49,500, a 17 year old John Byrom, how tough a player Matt Woods was, a young Kenneth Wolstenholme commentating and Fred Pickering looking to take the penalty but then Duggie eventually taking it. The line-up looks to be: Else, Bray, Newton, Clayton, Woods, McGrath, Douglas, Lawther, Pickering, Byrom, Ratcliffe. Barrie Ratcliffe was on the left wing and only played 30 odd games before moving on. Ian Lawther, from Northern Ireland, was signed from Sunderland and played 60 odd games with around 20 goals (1 in 3). This match took place in January 1962 and it is interesting to see the turnover of players from the disastrous 1960 Cup final when the team was: Leyland, Bray, Whelan, Clayton, Woods, McGrath, Bimpson, Dobing, Dougan, Douglas, McLeod. Out of the 5 forwards only Duggie survived. The team versus Stoke in January 1962 in that 4th Round FA Cup tie then developed into one of the best starting elevens to wear the famous blue and white, by the time they beat West Ham 8-2 at Upton Park on Boxing Day 1963. The team that day was: Else, Bray, Newton, Clayton, England, McGrath, Ferguson, McEvoy, Pickering, Douglas, Harrison. Mike England replaced Matt Woods, Fergie replaced Duggie on the right wing, Duggie becoming more of an attacking inside left schemer, Andy McEvoy replaced Lawther and Mike Harrison replaced Barrie Ratcliffe. Amazingly, Johnny ‘Budgie’ Byrne put West Ham 2-0 up early doors before goals from Pickering (3) McEvoy (3), Douglas, Ferguson meant an amazing turnaround. The return game at Ewood 48 hours later resulted in a 3-1 home defeat. What would we give to see the whole 90 minutes of that win at Upton Park on video?