Side A
Artist	Song
Madness	Drivin in my car
Elvis	No Room to Rhumba in a Sports car
Beatles	Drive my car
Cramps	Goo - Goo Muck
Bobby Pickett	Monster Mash
(comp Jack Marshall) Artist playing unknown by me	Munsters Theme
Jackson Five	ABC
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	ABC's of love
Little Antony & The Imperials	Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop
Elvis	Tutti Frutti
Coasters	Yakety Yak
Elvis	Clambake
Champions	Peanut Butter
Wendy Rene	Bar-B-Q
Frank Sinatra	Drinking Water
Jerry Lee Lewis	Drinkin wine Spo-dee-o-dee
Huey Lewis & The Laughing Clowns	Don't you just know it
Elvis	It's a dog's life
Warren Zevon	Were-Wolves of Londs
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Holly Golightly	All around the houses
Serge Gainsbourg	Intoxicated Man
Karen Dalton	A little bit of rain
Elvis Presley	It's Midnight
Scott Walker	Always coming back to you
Peggy Lee	Black coffee
Otis Redding	Cigarettes & Coffee
Paul Kelly	She's a melody
Nick Cave	Come into my sleep
Suzy Higgy	Skaters on the ice (words me)
Ute Lemper	Little Boat (words Cave)
Francoise Hardy	Il n'y a pas d'amour hereux
Bob Dylan	I threw it all away
Jim Croce	Time in a bottle

Comment:

Yeah, I know u gonna think I traded in my Rock'n'Roll heart for kids songs - but this mix ain't for me - it's for my painter friend in France and her family - the over abundance of Elvis is cos they mighty big Elvis Fans and so am I - deadly combination for My mix tapes - as u can see Side A follows a sort of 2 song theme - I think good fun and great for children and adults alike - well I would cos I made it - if I didn't I wouldn't be sending it right - Side B is kind of just for her - designed for black coffee - wanted to find songs that spoke to me (yeah I speak to myself on occasions) and threw up great images - it's difficult finding songs for a Painter - She's a big fan of Mahler - and Mahler ain't Satie if u know wot I mean - neither is he Schoenberg...I like the weight of this side - it feels painterly without resorting to ambient music - when I used to paint music kind of directed the brush stroke - suggested new marks - now I write the experience is different...anyway I'll be interested with how she gets on with Karen Dalton's exquisite interpretation of Fred Neils Just a little bit of rain - if I could only write like that. See ya.

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