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Get Your Hands Dirty: Candi Staton

Dirty, Dirty Feeling: Elvis Presley

What Makes The Irish Heart Beat: Van Morrison

You Did Me Wrong (You Used Me For A Good Thing): Priscilla Price

Many firms whose staff deliver public services have rules about accepting gifts from their punters, although back in the 60's and 70's there were stories of people being harassed by binmen if they didn't give them a tip at Christmas (as immortalised in Lonnie Donegan's My Old Man's a Dustman). When my mum came to England in the late 40's, the postman used to deliver on Christmas day and it was traditional to offer him a snifter rather than money.

The Song We Used to Sing: Desmond Dekker

We're Watching Our Step: George Jones

Watching White Stars: The Way We Live

The Death of Hercules: Prince Fatty

Oh, Lonesome Me: Don Gibson

There But For Fortune: Joan Baez

Here Comes the Judge: Shorty Long

Back At The Chicken Shack: The Bo-Keys

Idiot Wind: Bob Dylan

Have We Become Prisoners (Of Our Own Selfishness): Beverly Crosby S

Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand): Irma Thomas

Picture On The Wall: Phyllis Dillon

'I'm old enough to remember 'Never on a Sunday' steak restaurant in that same spot. When the Text-Mex place took it on, Mexican cuisine was only in it's UK infancy and it was a bold step for anyone to try and make a Mexican restaurant in any form work in this country. Now of course, we are spoiled for choice and our pallets are more knowledgable. Louisa.' Was Never on a Sunday the restaurant where they had the belly dancer? The owner converted it to a Tex Mex in the mid-90s when TexMex was going out of fashion in London. I can't recall any of the dishes being authentically Mexican. I am really looking forward to a new Italian eaterie but feel that Lordship Lane could do with a decent Swiss restaurant....

Letter To Mommy And Daddy: Barbara Lynn

That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine: The Everly Brothers

Drifting Texas Sand: Webb Pierce

Goin' To Texas When I'm Through: Wayne Hancock

Bust Your Windows: Jazmine Sullivan

Serve Yourself A Cup Of Happiness: The Monitors

Happy Ghoul Tide: Ray Oddis