Artist	Song
Petula Clark	Downtown
Donovan	Sunny South Kensington
The Beatles	Penny Lane
The Kinks	The Village Green Preservation Society
Dusty Springfield	I Think It's Gonna Rain Today
Fairport Convention	Who Knows Where the Time Goes
T. Rex	Children of the Revolution
Van Morrison	Fair Play
Gerry Rafferty	Baker Street
The Jam	Down in the Tube Station at Midnight
The Clash	London Calling
XTC	English Roundabout
The Smiths	There is a Light that Never Goes Out
Blur	Country House
Pulp	Common People
Teenage Fanclub	Planets
Divine Comedy	National Express
Super Furry Animals	Ymaelodi A'r Ymylon
Catatonia	Londinium

Comment:

A mix celebrating this lovely part of the world I have come to live in. Many of these are old favourites that have taken on new meaning since I moved to England. For instance, I stayed in South Kensington on my first trip to London; I sang "Down in the Tube Station..." in a tube station at midnight; and there's a Baker Street not far from my house. Others mark memorable events. "Fair Play" popped into my head when I was on the train to London, looking out over the beautiful countryside. I've had this mix in the planning stages for almost a year now, but I decided to finally make it after my recent trip to Minnesota, when I realised that I am now quite torn between these two places, and I'm not sure which is home. Title taken from "Jerusalem," which I am sorry I could not include. I also could not include Nick Drake's "Saturday Sun" and Led Zeppelin's "Rain Song." I cut Oasis and Clifford T. Ward's "Home Thoughts From Abroad" due to lack of space.

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