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Down in the Willow Garden: The Everly Brothers

The Ska Is The Limit: Laurel Aitken

I'll Surrender Anytime: Edna McGriff

Drowning: The Beat

Saved by the Bell: Robin Gibb

Riding In The Moonlight: Howlin' Wolf

Staunchly middle-class, chain stores galore, characterless and soulless....

Black Magic Woman: Fleetwood Mac

>>Wish I was in the Bromley at the time. In fact wish I was in Bromley now tbh. Louisa. Are you being serious????

I am another early-mid-70's Henekey's regular. It was the only thing that made growing up in the crushingly dull suburban surroundings of Bromley bearable. I don't remember any Angels revving up their bikes but someone told me (but I was young and liked to believe such things) that Bromley was the drop off point for drugs coming up from the coast, hence the availability of the Afghan Black that Foxy refers to. I do remember that it was favourite spot for the police to raid on a regular basis.

It's A Womans World (Yeah Right): Gypsies Kent

Here's another satisfied customer and a recommendation for Saied. My front garden was in a sorry state and in 3 days it's been transformed. From our initial chat, he produced exactly what I wanted - which was no mean feat as I had an image that I couldn't articulate. My arid, patchy flowerbeds now have two lovely fruit trees and a selection of plants and some decent soil to grow in. The new turf looks great as well. I think that bundar's description of 'a gardener with enthusiasm, knowledge and kindness' sums Saied up perfectly. We'll be calling him to sort out the back garden next spring.

From Strangers to Lovers to Friends: George Jones

How Deep Is the Ocean: Aretha Franklin

And Your Bird Can Sing: The Beatles

God Must Have Created Love: Fiery Bursey

Happiness is a Thing Called Joe: Peggy Lee

Serve Yourself A Cup Of Happiness: The Monitors

She Is Still a Mystery: Lovin' Spoonful

I'm Just A Down Home Girl: The Ad-Libs

Down In The Willow: Wade Mainer & Zeke Morris

What Have They Done To The Rain: The Searchers

To Cut a Long Story Short: Spandau Ballet

You Sure Know How To Make A Man Feel Good: Donald Height

Poem on the Schoolhouse Door: The Soul Children