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Epic.

Ah. OK. Maybe I can't see all the songs on the playlist.

And a few more playlist suggestions: Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers: “Why Do Fools Fall In Love” The Monotones: “The Book of Love” Dion & The Belmonts: “A Teenager In Love” Marilyn Monroe: “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” Harry Belafonte: “Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)”

Can I suggest for the playlist "Sixteen Tons" by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Demonstrates again how important Pep is.

People love to slate McDonalds on here but they are successful for a reason. Couldn’t care less if people think they are a restaurant are not. I do know they are too bloody convenient. We live in a small village but our nearest takeaway is a McDonalds! Not in the village but a very short...

Think so.

Good contest in the end and a very worthy winning song. Must try and get an entry in on time next year.

Yup. That is a truly wonderful song though. Been listening to a lot of early Rod and Early Faces recently. The Faces at the BBC box set is fantastic. A band I never saw live and one of my great musical regrets that I didn’t. Their time is yet to come on this thread though.

I’m not well up at all on early Folk or Country, in fact pure Folk does not feature really in my album collection, apart from maybe one famous Electric Folk album and maybe a bit of Dylan. I have albums that display folk influences Zep and Jethro Tull in particular on the English side. Country...

Not a newcomer but the latest album by Jon Anderson is highly recommended to anyone that likes Yes, if you don’t have it.

Something by Steven Wilson or Dream Theater.

WGFA is in my personal top 10 favourite songs; SSS, which I like a lot, wouldn’t make my top 100 so you know Who gets my vote.

It's really not. Liam's phrasing at times is Lennonesque but he sings in a Manc accent so they sound very different.

I will check that album out too.

So onto the Charlatans and I must confess that I've never listened to them before, aside no doubt from hearing the odd thing on the radio; not sure why I never bothered with Northwich's finest but next time I'm driving that Cheshire oasis, I'll be playing this album and a singles compilation...

The Beatles influence on Oasis is obvious but Oasis do not sound like the Beatles.

I like both of these but gotta go with the rifftastic rock song.

Rock v R&B showdown.

The Who gonna get my vote for as long as they stay in the contest.