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What Is Soul: Ben E. King

Walking In The Footsteps Of A Fool: Ben E. King (RIP)

Stepping Closer To Your Heart: Gladys Knight & The Pips

Step By Step (Hand By Hand): The Monitors

Cow Foot and Gravy: Prince Fatty

Good Lovin' Ain't Easy To Come By: Gladys Knight & The Pips

Nine Tenths of the Tennessee River: Moon Mullican

Beauty Is Only Skin Deep: The Temptations

>>According to Which? they will not be compulsory [www.which.co.uk] That's a very good article as it also highlights that if you do get a smart meter before the official rollout starts in April 2016 it won't have the additional functions of the new ones and it may need to be upgraded again. The piece says that even after the official rollout you 'should' be able to keep your existing meter. The utilities companies won't maintain it and I suspect that they will make it more onerous/more expensive to keep your old meter

Women's Love Rights: Laura Lee

All providers will be replacing traditional meters with smart meters by 2020, so there won't be a choice in the matter. Having been embroiled in a lengthy, Kafka-esque dispute with EDF over my electricity usage a few years ago, I would much rather have something in my home that showed me the cost of the electricity. When I asked British Gas to install one last week I was told that they weren't in a position to change mine - presumably because I live in a flat.

If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want to be Right): Luther Ingrams

It's Wrong to Fight: The Violinaires

Feel It (Don't Fight It): Sam Cooke

You Feel So Lonely You Could Die: David Bowie

My Own Peculiar Way: Willie Nelson

Seems So Long Ago, Nancy: Leonard Cohen

Dark-Haired Lady: Dr. Strangely Strange

Surround Yourself With Sorrow: Cilla Black

Love Is A Warm Kind Of Sorrow: Kiki Dee

A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues: Arthur Alexander

Flying Saucer Rock 'n' Roll: Billy Lee Riley & The Little Green Men

She Was Flying: Reno

Flying High Together: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

Flying High: The Commodores