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>That's not true - the Indy and Guardian have all their printed stories in entirety on-line (usually many hours before they are printed), bolstered by rolling updates. The Guardian often has more in-depth analysis online than they do in their print editions. The Times and Telegraph do much the same, but behind a paywall. I stand corrected! I find it hard to read long tracts of text on-line so I prefer paper

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Morning Noon I Cry: Roger & The Ridley Sisters

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who is going to > pay ?1.50 for last nights news when you can get > up-to-the minute stuff online for free? What you get on line are soundbites - which is fine if you just want headlines but you getter more in depth analysis in the dead tree editions, which is probably why people buy them? I remember the London Daily News as they had a competition where they would pay off your mortgage if you won. I got a second prize of ?500 (I think) which I mainly splashed out on a decent stereo and vinyl.

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A Clock That's Got No Hands: Della Resse

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Down Home Girl: Alvin Robinson

Beasley Street: John Cooper Clarke

Taking Over Orange Street: Glen Adams

Dixie Belle: James Carr

Live Injection: The Upsetters

Dolphin's Smile: The Byrds

Black Cat Bone: Lightnin' Hopkins

I Wanna Weep: Ola V Harper

Willow Tree: Alton Ellis

Fool, Fool, Fool (Look In The Mirror): Barbara Acklin

He's Too Old: Spencer Wiggins

Leave You In The Arms (Of Your Other Man): Roscoe Robinson

It Must Be Jelly: Frankie Ford

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