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Bad Bad Boy: Tommy Good

He's A Strange One: Denise Germaine

Rich Woman: Li'l Millet & His Creoles

Rich Man's Toy: Gina Hill

Toy Bell: The Bees

I am driving to Sidcup and Woolwich most days and Lewisham, Bexley and Greenwich have introduced 20mph zones but not consistently so it is difficult to remember what speed you should be driving at. Last night when I drove back down LL I had someone on my tail who decided to overtake at high speed and nearly smashed into oncoming traffic. If slower speeds will cut accidents I am all for them but they need to be consistent and enforced.

It's Rainin' On My Side of the Bed: Dorothy Moore

April In King's Cross: The Tyrrel Corporation

Judge Of Hearts: Willie Hobbs

We'll Sweep Out the Ashes in the Morning: Gram Parsons

Adventures of Flash On The Wheels Of Steel: Grandmaster Flash

My Lord's Gonna Move This Wicked Race: Selah Jubilee Singers

Cradle Of Love: Johnny Preston

'I personally prefer Tesco to Sainsburys because they don't pretend to be anything other than a big supermarket.' I thought that pretending to be a bigger supermarket than they actually were was part of the problem? I will forever associate them with the odious Dame Shirley Porter so rarely shop there. Having recently moved offices to two areas that have not yet had a whiff of gentrification, I've been exploring Aldi and Lidl and wouldn't mind seeing one in LL instead of Iceland.

From The Cradle To The Blues: Margaret Lewis

There Must Be A Better World Somewhere: Irma Thomas

The Bigger Your Heart Is (The Harder You'll Fall): Tony Martin

Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun: Elton John

A Well Respected Man: The Kinks

Going Back To Mexico: Lula Reed

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Border Song (Holy Moses): Aretha Franklin

South of the Border: Chris Isaak

I'm Gonna Break Some Promises Tonight: Dallas Wayne

Egyptian Reggae: Jonathan Richman