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Back At The Funny Farm – Motorhead

Moon, Turn The Tides ... Gently Gently Away - The Jimi Hendrix Experience

1/ Originally built with gas lighting & then converted. Vent | Lamp top | Vent 2/ No idea, unless some were built with pairs of vents in line - a vent over each seat? A side-on photo ought to settle it.

Drive Like Lightning (Crash Like Thunder) – Brian Setzer

Why Didn't Rosemary – Deep Purple

Santa Baby – Eartha Kitt

These Arms Of Mine – Otis Redding

Quit While You're Behind – Dr. Feelgood

Forty-Five Hundred Times – Status Quo

Long Way From Home – Whitesnake

They can withstand internal pressures in excess of 180psi. YouTube has at least one example, rather sweary though.

Rope Ladder To The Moon - Jack Bruce

Superb photo. Agree it's probably a seaside location (assuming that those are shells behind Charles) Bertram's bicycle is a 'Facile' - mid to late 1880s, & very rare today: https://onlinebicyclemuseum.co.uk/1884-ellis-co-facile-lever-operated-safety-bicycle/?tax=tour&tid=36 Glenrosa was/is indeed a whisky, distilled on Arran. Recent bottlings are perhaps best avoided: Alongside the mirror is what looks like a gas pipe, but it seems to branch out into two strings of bulb sockets. If so that could push the date into the 1920s.

This stuff will stick to zinc, aluminium, brass & gunmetal (not sure about stainless). https://www.halfords.com/motoring/paints-and-body-repair/primer/hammerite-special-metals-primer-250ml-171769.html Water based & can be put through an airbrush. Halfords & Brewers stock it, as do many independents.

Sweet Gene Vincent – Ian Dury and the Blockheads

Here Among The Cats – Max Webster

Reasons To Be Cheerful, Part 3 – Ian Dury & The Blockheads

Drugstore Cowboy – Humble Pie

Stone Fox Chase - Area Code 615

Algon (Where An Ordinary Cup Of Drinking Chocolate Costs £8,000,000,000) – Brand X, Product

Modern, Noisy and Effective – Brand X

Sailor's Tale – King Crimson

Theme for an Imaginary Western - Jack Bruce, Songs for a Tailor

When My Mind Is Not Live – The Status Quo

Ramblin' Gamblin' Man – The Bob Seger System