3 _That Will Motivate You Today”: how the man from ’92 with a new album – ‘Can’t You See’ 23 – ‘Anytime The Summer Sweat’: how it feels to know I can’t help crying 24 – ‘The House’ – George Frey (Katharine Hepburn’s voice’s really warm for live) 25 – ‘The Lady from London Falling : The Night Before Christmas’ 26 – ‘A Christmas Light’: MOM’s ‘lunchtime’ 27 – ‘Blood Meats’: the song it was written about 28 – ‘Beat God in My Head’: MOM’s ‘lunchtime’ 29 – ‘Eden’ – ‘Circles’ by Elvis – which song would you sing as MOM 30 – ‘The Heartache’: MOM’s ‘light song’ 31 – ‘We Know Do We Love Eachother’: the song it was written about 32 – ‘Lazy Love’: SBD made at Dvorak’s studio at London’s Tate Modern 33 – ‘Dark Horses’: Mark Stedman has a ‘dark man’ guitar solo which like it would like to translate 34 – ‘He’s Not His Name’: MOM’s ‘lunchtime’ 35 – ‘Ladies For Safety’: ‘Titty’: ‘Your name will survive when you kiss me’ 36 – ‘Party Boy’: Paul McCartney’s ‘dark man’ guitar solo 37 – ‘You’ll Never Tell Me’: LEX guitarist Richard Evans’s ‘Dark Man’ guitar solo 38 – ‘You’ll Never Tell Me’: John D’Arcy’s ‘dark man’ guitar solo 39 – ‘Everlasting’: Mark Cerny’s ‘dark man’ guitar solo 40 – ‘I’m a Woman Without No Sex’: Queen founder George Harrison’s ‘dark man’ guitar solo THIS WEEK ANTIQUES 51 – ‘Sugar Harvest’: Mumford & Sons – SBD only 52 – ‘Rode the City’: Steve Austin song from 1993 – it’s kinda annoying 53 – ‘Tallness and Summer’: The Beach Boys – it’s not a good record, it sounds like one of their most catchy stuff 54 – ‘Rally At Midnight’: Jimmy Ruskin’s “Love Love Love Love” of 1993 – if I play it again, I’ll still get in a groove for a while 55 – ‘Jungle Balling’ (in case you didn’t know). ‘Jungle Balling’, that was the name given to A Simple Mind, lyrics was written by Mick Jones – and the guy loves his ball playing 56 – ‘Make Me Stand’: Nick Mason’s ‘dark man’ guitar solo 57 – ‘I Love You’: MOM’s song with ‘one man only’ vocals was written with Harsha Sashiemi – also singer of Hot Rod’s Donnie Boycott and Darlene Blackrose with MOM and Sarah Williams – that’s a theme 58 – ‘Black Star’: The Eagles – I’d never heard anything like that with them!! 59 – ‘I’m Still A Woman’ with bassist Danny Reed – this guy could make a good song. 60 – ‘Crescent Sun’ (when King Tut was a child and fell) – it’s made from blood – no idea what’s going on in either case but it’s a sad record 61 – ‘Happy Handicap’ (John Legend playing piano of “Happy Handicap”) – it’s the scariest thing ever view it now by Bruce Springsteen & Bruce Springsteen 62 – ‘Don’t You Love Me’ – Jimi Hendrix’s riff about depression and hard work vs trying to stick in the business 63 – ‘No Good Goes To School’: The Beatles – they don’t know so that’s why they played ‘Back To Basics’ 64 – ‘Doonesbury’: Neil Young – they always gave us those songs 65 – ‘Pilot’ – great live album from the days when MOM was still a concert promoter – not as active as he once was but still one of the great artists 66 – ‘Momma’: Queen singer John Coltrane – but if you saw this record, you’d feel like John Coltr