Jean-Luc Pickguard

Crossroads — Robert Johnson

She Hangs Brightly — Mazzy Star

Don't Come Back — Simi Stone

Peter Percival Patterson's Pet Pig Porky — The Monkees

Weird At My School — Pixies

Ice Cream For Crow — Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band

Hey Garland, I Dig Your Tweed Coat — Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band

When I was looking for a Reface YC, I saw a YC and a CP separately listed on ebay which were being sold as 'spares or repair' where the unit powers on and the lights come on but no sound is output. Having read the relevent manuals I have discovered that if you press the lowest D (second white key from the left) and keep it pressed when turning the keyboard on you can deactivate the internal speakers, and if they have already been deactivated the same operation will reactivate them. I wonder whether some refaces have been sold at a knockdown price as non functional when they are actually fine due to the owner inadvertantly switching off the speakers? Edit - A Reface YC sold today for £125 where I suspect this might have happened.

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Scum — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

The Fat Man — Fats Domino

Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens — Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five

There are many places called Telegraph Hill. A telegraph hill refers to a natural elevation chosen as part of a semaphore telegraph communication system from the late eighteenth century. In this system, messages were relayed over long distances in stages, from one semaphore station to the next. In my song, Telegraph Hill serves as a metaphor for the communication between two people, illustrating how their ability to communicate has diminished over time. If you want to sing along, hit the ‘subtitles/closed captions’ icon on the YouTube player to display the lyrics

Earth From Orbit — Izabella Khalo

Window Seat — Erykah Badu

Fresh Garbage — Spirit

Will It Go Round In Circles — Billy Preston

I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten — Dusty Springfield

Your Girlfriend's Dead — Finnea O'Connell

Cursed Stone — Pure Retribution

Custard Cream — Pure Retribution

Crash Landing — Jimi Hendrix

Boris The Spider — The Who

Mountains O' Things — Tracy Chapman