Let's See Action - The Who

Long Train Running - Doobie Brothers

Can't decide which version I prefer!!! Green, Green Grass of Home - Tom Jones

Mr Tambourine Man - Bob Dylan / The Byrds

Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen

Let's Work Together -Canned Heat

Shouldn't be though it has been done a few times Harbour Lights - Sutherland Brothers and Quiver

Fantastic!! We may all be old enough to know better but the film club might just do that next year! Have emailed everyone in the club!! There's a book festival at the same time - we may need a coach? Went to see the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel last night at Chorley Little Theatre - we know how to live round here - great film with a fantastic cast. CLT has an ice cream lady and a raffle. It's £4 to get in!! 160 people there last night.

Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello

I'm looking for a good UK based film festival to visit next year. Any suggestions - not London or Manchester - the idea is to combine it with a weekend away.

Don't Sleep in the Subway - Petula Clark

Songs From the Wood - Jethro Tull

The Crying Game - Dave Berry (you probably have to be a certain age for that one!) Yep you've got it - link a word from the previous title / artist with your post. Elsewhere I've seen it only with the song title but here it's artist as well.

Let's See Action - The Who

Sunshine of Your Love - Cream

A Song for Jeffrey - Jethro Tull

Paint it Black - The Rolling Stones

I am unashamedly going out of order so I can post my favourite ever song title. Been waiting weeks for this: Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict - Pink Floyd - Ummagumma OK we can get back on thread now!

The Angry Mob - Kaiser Chiefs

Personally I've never seen cyclists riding more than two abreast - three or four would be dangerous and breaks the Highway Code. Two abreast is legal and, generally speaking, safer for riders and drivers taking only marginally more road space than a correctly positioned single rider who should be positioned at least one metre from the kerb. Larger groups riding two abreast reduces the difficulty of overtaking for drivers as it reduces the size of the group. For example ten cyclists in single file are 50% longer than an HGV with the same difficulties of overtaking. Reducing the length of the group by half makes it simpler for drivers to pass safely. The Highway Code suggests: Motorcyclists and cyclists may suddenly need to avoid uneven road surfaces and obstacles such as drain covers or oily, wet or icy patches on the road. Give them plenty of room and pay particular attention to any sudden change of direction they may have to make. give motorcyclists, cyclists and horse riders at least as much room as you would when overtaking a car

Well I was thinking that as well. It sounds elitist but there are cyclists and POBs - people on bikes. Anyone who is half serious about riding ANY sort of bike in ANY location is very likely to be obeying the rules. Personally I think it's really important to follow the rules of the road and be courteous to other road users. Cyclists generally are, POBs are not always. Red light jumpers are idiots. Once met a guy on the train into Manchester and asked him the best way from Victoria to Picadilly. My geography if Manchester is awful and I only had a few minutes to make a connection. He said "follow me." We got off at Salford Central and made it to Picadilly in 8 minutes during which this guy broke every rule if the road - its no wonder people get a bad impression of cyclists.

Ladies of the Canyon - Joni Mitchell

Another One Bites the Dust - Queen

They are.

I'll Never Fall in Love Again - Dione Warwick