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Touch Me In The Morning: Diana Ross

Good Morning Little Schoolgirl: Muddy Waters

Pressure Drop: Maytals

Nowhere Man: The Beatles

The affordable element can be shared ownership or sub - market (up to a maximum of 80%) rent. Fazer71 - where is the evidence that'forcing' the affordable element is restricting supply? Most developers seem to be quite happy to work with social housing providers on new schemes.

Stay On The Right Side Of The Road: Norridge Mayhams and The Blue Chips

Road of Broken-hearted Men: Bobby "Blue" Bland

The Shadow Of Your Smile: Tommy McCook

Crucify Your Mind: Rodriguez

Somebody's Changing My Sweet Baby's Mind: Johnny Sayles

Why Break My Heart (Just To Run Around): Dorsey Burnette

Sunday Rules: Chungking

The Book of Rules: Heptones

Six and Seven Books of Moses: The Maytals

Six Different Ways: The Postmarks

Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye: Billy Thompson

>>Its just that we have reached saturation point. How many outlets can we keep afloat. I know that there are people here who seem by their comments to try every new outlet that opens up. They seem to exist a diet of Coffee and Croissants. My gripe is that there are too many outlets charging premium prices for crappy coffee in East Dulwich. The only place that serves consistently great coffee is Toast, which isn't open when I head to work in the morning so I drop into FCB at Denmark Hill. If La Scala opens early and the coffee is good I will give it a try.

Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow: Small Faces

Yesterday's Kisses: Betty Harris

Up On The Roof: the Drifters

Serve Yourself A Cup Of Happiness: The Monitors

Lively Up Yourself: Bob Marley & the Wailers

You've Got Me Chained To Your Love: ZZ Hill

My Love Is Growing: Marvin Gaye

United We Stand: Brotherhood of Man