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Falling In Love Again - Bryan Ferry

Man! I Feel Like a Woman! - Shania Twain

I read his The Stranger some years ago and meant to read The Plague. I will definitely do so now. Such a good writer.

It's a Mad World - Gary Jules

In the late 16th century Agnes is delivered of twins, Judith and Hamnet. They have an older.sister, Susannah. Their father is away, working in London. This is a very sketchy precis of Maggie O'Farrell's latest novel. I was totally immersed in it, even surprisingly on my part for Agnes' skills as a herbalist. Her wretchedness that these skills can't save the eleven-year-old Hamnet from the bubonic plague is moving. And of course we wonder when will HE in London know and how long will it take him to travel home. Immersive.

A Boy Named Sue- Johnny Cash

How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously - Pet Shop Boys

Jamming

Living Doll - Cliff Richard

Possibly Marie H was thinking of ''vibrato' ?

(Con) Gusto

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