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Child Of Babylon - Whitesnake

Wild Is The River - Ten Years After

Hot Dog and a Shake - David Lee Roth

Sugar The Road - Ten Years After

Man On The Silver Mountain - Rainbow

I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door, I'll Get It Myself) - James Brown

Devil Gate Drive - Suzi Quatro

Family Man - Roachford

Why Didn't Rosemary - Deep Purple

She Don't Love Me, She Loves My Automobile - ZZ Top

Manic Mechanic - ZZ Top

Forbidden Fruit - Oscar Brown Jr.

I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always - Ten Years After

Correct, my reference only gives info on the droplight reveals as by that time new construction was flush glazed. However... Fig 220 in Russell's Coaches Vol 2 (p.127) shows a close-up of the pseudo-panelled livery as applied to a B-set. There is a clear colour difference between the black 'mouldings' and the (mahogany colour?) 'bolections' around the recessed quarterlights - so presumably the quarterlight reveals would also have been 'mahogany'. Logically that practice ought to extend into subsequent livery schemes as it makes little sense to me to switch to two colours when only one was used prior. I'm **not** saying that from 1927-1934 the reveals were **not* painted black, merely enquiring as to your source. Pete S.

My Buddy Buddy Friends - Charlie Musselwhite

Ride On Red, Ride On - Rory Gallagher

Very few I'd have thought as it sounds like a bucketload of work for small reward - on the real thing the band is barely an inch wide. I'd be interested in knowing your source for saying it's black. I have a copy of drawing 101837 dated July 1934 which states that droplights & the edges of their openings are to be painted 'Mahogany' colour, but nothing that pre-dates this. AFAIK this practice continued until the end of the GW. Pete S., C&W Dept., GWS Didcot.

Blues For Henry - Ronnie Earl/Hubert Sumlin

Going To California - Led Zeppelin

As The Sun Still Burns Away - Ten Years After, Cricklewood Green

The Key To Her Ferrari - Thomas Dolby, Aliens Ate My Buick

You Can't Get That Stuff No More - Tampa Red

Bright Lights, Big City - Jimmy Reed

Then Came The Last Days Of May - Blue Öyster Cult

This Ain't The Summer Of Love - Blue Öyster Cult