The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Roy Wood style sax.

The influence of Wizzard on ABBA is often criminally overlooked.

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Rolls Royce.

Have you ever been in a Roller?

No! I've been in a mustard-coloured 70s Jaguar or Daimler XJ12 or similar, with beige leather seats.

This is like Shakey.

And Chas & Dave again.

This is a bit naff.

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Do we know a history of this song?

Yes, I think there was 9 volume chronicle of it written by Kenneth Clark back in 1978.

I think there's something about it in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.

Track 10 - Tiger.

Butterfield wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Rolls Royce.

Have you ever been in a Roller?

No! I've been in a mustard-coloured 70s Jaguar or Daimler XJ12 or similar, with beige leather seats.

I've been in a Rolls Royce once.

You'll never in a squillion years guess whose it was.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Do we know a history of this song?

Yes, I think there was 9 volume chronicle of it written by Kenneth Clark back in 1978.

I think there's something about it in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.

And Geoffrey of Monmouth was very vocal about it.

That was abysmal.

This sounds significantly better.

This is what we want from ABBA.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Do we know a history of this song?

Yes, I think there was 9 volume chronicle of it written by Kenneth Clark back in 1978.

I think there's something about it in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.

Remind me to look on Wikipedia myself next time.

Wait, wasn't this a hit for Lulu?

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Rolls Royce.

Have you ever been in a Roller?

No! I've been in a mustard-coloured 70s Jaguar or Daimler XJ12 or similar, with beige leather seats.

I've been in a Rolls Royce once.

You'll never in a squillion years guess whose it was.

John Lennon's?

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Rolls Royce.

Have you ever been in a Roller?

No! I've been in a mustard-coloured 70s Jaguar or Daimler XJ12 or similar, with beige leather seats.

I've been in a Rolls Royce once.

You'll never in a squillion years guess whose it was.

Shirley Bassey. Actually, I'm sure you've told us this story before.

This is tuff.

Dramatic note to finish on.

"I am the tiger" or "Eye of the tiger"?

Last track - Arrival.

As made famous by Mike Oldfield.

Butterfield wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

Rolls Royce.

Have you ever been in a Roller?

No! I've been in a mustard-coloured 70s Jaguar or Daimler XJ12 or similar, with beige leather seats.

I've been in a Rolls Royce once.

You'll never in a squillion years guess whose it was.

Shirley Bassey. Actually, I'm sure you've told us this story before.

Close, but no.

Very close - and well done for actually remembering anything about a 'claim to fame' that even I generally forget - but not Shirl'.

I met her that weekend, but it wasn't her Roller.

Lovely bagpipe type action.