Dirty Old Town - Pogues

Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton

What Is And What Should Never Be - Led Zeppelin

Call Me - Blondie

I Should Have Known Better - The Beatles

Shine It All Around - Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation

Heaven Knows - Robert Plant

Baby I Love Your Way - Peter Frampton

If It's Really Got To Be This Way - Robert Plant

Didn't We Almost Have It All - Whitney Houston

Had a dip myself today too Reggie. Sweltering here today. About 42 degrees.

Mary's Boy Child - Boney M

She Loves You - The Beatles

I Should Be So Lucky - Kylie Minogue

The Boys are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy

I have just started reading A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth. Has anyone else read this book?

Say You Will - Foreigner

The Gary Moore interview(when he mentioned the incident) may have been on the Irish Late Late Show many years ago. There is probably a story there somewhere that has been embellished along the way. Anyway, here's 'Paddy McGinty's Goat' by Val Doonican, 1967, for those who were curious as to what the comment meant. http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=3x76tT_oCeI

And I had no idea there was another band called Skid Row until I read yesterday that Gary Moore had sold the name. Thanks again for researching the information for me Steve. I still like the story though!

Down by the Seaside - Led Zeppelin

Thank you for the information and photo Steve.

Hi Steve, Do you or anyone else on here know anything about this story. I can't find anything about it anywhere. It's a great story if it's true. I heard that Gary Moore told this story during an television interview. I will try to tell it as best as I can. It went something like this.... Apparently Gary Moore was playing with Skid Row at the Whiskey A Go-Go. They were playing there to only a handful of people over a few nights. On this particular night a group of people arrived and sat at the back. Shortly afterwards, they heard someone from the group shouting out, 'play Paddy McGinty's goat'. They ignored it, but this person kept shouting out, 'play Paddy McGinty's goat'. After a while they got really annoyed and yelled back something like, 'Get up here if you can do any better'. Then, up came the boys from Led Zeppelin and absolutely blew the place away. There was queues down the street for nights afterwards. Apparently it was John Bonham (probably pissed) yelling for Paddy McGinty's goat. Anyone heard about this? I thought it was really funny and could just imagine Bonzo doing something like that.

Hi Reggie, I bought my tickets yesterday for 23/01/09 at Challenge Stadium.

Burn after Reading. Very funny film. I love the Coen brothers.

Rubicon The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic - Tom Holland