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How Can You Mend A Broken Heart: Al Green

Lucretia Mac Evil: Blood Sweat and Tears

About Noon: the Mar-Keys

I'm Gonna Hang My Head and Cry: Darryl Banks

I'm Gonna Give You Just Enough Rope (To Hang Yourself): Sam Dees

Cry Myself to Sleep: Del Shannon

I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone: Elvis Presley

Queen Jane Approximately: Bob Dylan

Russian Lullaby: Oscar Aleman

The Russians Are Coming: Val Bennett

When Something Is Wrong With My Baby: Sam and Dave

Tell Me My Lyin' Eyes Are Wrong: James Carr

Hold Back the Night: Trammps

Jah People Unite: Don Carlos

Stone Cold Dead In The Market: Lord Foodoos And His Calypso Band

All My Tears Come Rolling: Alton Ellis

It Was Jealousy; Otis Clay

My Guy: Mary Wells

Thanks computedshorty - your reminiscences are always fascinating. I live a few doors away from the prefabs and often wonder what it would have been like to have been so close to such devastation. As I said before, the lovely guy with the fabulous garden is worried about his future. Given the premium land values round here I am sure he will be under pressure to move out. He's been offered support by some locals so he knows that people are behind him.

It is only the empty one on the left that is being sold. Southwark own it. The lovely guy that lives in the right hand prefab is understandably concerned about his future.

You're My Mate: Right Said Fred

My God is Truly Amazing; Denice Williams

The Whole Town's Laughing at Me : Teddy Pendergrass

Am I That Easy to Forget: Esther Phillips

Nothing Comes To A Sleeper But A Dream: Sam Dees