Artist	Song
Gerry Rafferty	Baker Street
Marillion	Kayleigh
David Bowie	Maid Of Bond Street
Donovan	Sunny Goodge Street
Jethro Tull	Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square
Steeleye Span	London
The Rose Garden	Next Plane To London
Roger Miller	England Swings
New Vaudeville Band	Finchley Central
The Small Faces	Itchycoo Park
George Harrison	Going Down To Golder's Green
Al Stewart	Soho (Needless To Say)
Dire Straits	Portobello Belle
XTC	Towers Of London
The Smiths	London
The Jam	A-Bomb In Wardour Street
The Clash	The Guns Of Brixton
Escobar	Why London
St. Etienne	London Belongs To Me
Concrete Blonde	Walking In London
Electric Light Orchestra	Last Train To London
Pet Shop Boys	West End Girls
Suggs	Camden Town

Comment:

London is my absolutely favourite city, and so many beautiful songs have been written about it, so here they are. Of course, The Jam, The Clash, and the Smiths just have to be on this CD, and all these well known tunes like "The Streets of London" or "Waterloo Sunset". Most are quite obvious London songs, since they either have "London" or a London place name in their title. Yet, sometimes it's the lyrics: "As I did walk by hampstead fair", "Was it really true there are elephants and lions too, in Piccadilly Circus" ("Mother Goose"), "Your mother she's an heiress, owns a block in St. John's Wood", "Now she gets her kicks in Stepney, not in Knightsbridge anymore" ("Play with Fire"), "Do you remember loving on the floor in Belsize Park" ("Kayleigh"). My London soundtrack :)

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