cary hill

Cigarettes and Alcohol - Oasis

No Milk Today - Herman's Hermits

No More Heroes - The Stranglers

Street Fighting Man - The Rolling Stones

Saturday Night at the Movies - The Drifters

Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival

Celebrate the News - The Beach Boys(1969)

I Can't Stay - The Killers

Stay With Me - (The) Faces

Join Together - The Who

Go Now - The Moody Blues

Back in Black - AC/DC

I Get Around - The Beach Boys

i knew that but I thought JL didn't rate it much hence "giving" it to the Stones and letting Ringo sing it if I recall correctly Anyway on we go I Want it All - Queen

I Wanna be Your Man - Rolling Stones (and The Beatles)

I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) - Whitney Houston

Still of the Night - Whitesnake

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life - Eric Idle

We Can Work It Out - The Beatles

Black Night - Deep Purple

Devil Woman - Cliff Richard - with apologies

I am considering various layout possibilities in the North Cornwall area, and I think, that by a process of elimination , the loco numbered 30225 (Reference K2104) is the most suitable for the area and the one I shall order soon. Two of the four proposed models are Isle of Wight examples and therefore not at all suitable for North Cornwall and the other proposed model is a push-pull fitted example and, so far, I have found no photographic evidence of this sub-type of the Class being used in North Cornwall, although there is always "modellers licence" , as the one Kernow are proposing to make was apparently based at Plymouth Friary and Exmouth Junction for part of the 1950's. To be more "accurate" 30225 would benefit from renumbering to one of the following - 30200 or 30203 which were allocated to Wadebridge for most of the 1950 to early 1960's period (plenty of evidence in Irwell Press "NCR" book and various Middleton Press books for the area). 30236 is another possibility for around 1959/60 - I have books with photographs of this loco leaving Wadebridge and also (rarely) at the branch platform at Bodmin Road Station.

Nowhere Man - The Beatles

Child in Time - Deep Purple

Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix