1: Graham Bond, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker etc from 'Gonks Go Beat.'
2: Bill Wyman hopes you all got one of these in your stocking. Much more fun than a USB deck.
3: Duets That Should Never Have Happened. The prize went to prancing former pop pierrot Leo Sayer with Linda Ronstadt on Tumbling Dice.
4: I'm sure there's more tolerance of cats in rock at The Word these days, so here's Elbow's take on Independent Woman. By cats of course.
5: You don't see acts like these 1960's London buskers anymore. Someone here identified the pub, too. That's typical.
6: No 6 really is the only spot for the fag-smoking, health & safety ignoring Watersons & Anne Briggs.
7: Cast out those nicotine devils with The Reverend Louis Overstreet.
8: Off your face in a foreign country was how David described the background to this masterpiece. Paul Weller & The Style Council in a mimed moment best forgotten.
9: More fags with The Flinstones.
10: The Great Barbara Lynn's live clips get taken down regularly. Take a look at the only live one currently left standing of this legendary left-handed, guitar playing soul singer.
11: The clip I wished I'd found the most? The all-round good chap Planet Mondo beat me to it. It's The Flirtations & 'Nothing But A Heartache'.
12: You can't beat The Scopitone Girls. Here's Sonny King & 'I Cried For You'. The greatest. Ever. Apart from Disco Apache, perhaps. (Bugger. That's thirteen).

Many thanks to those nice people at The Word for transforming what was formerly a bike ride down to the snug for a chat, to a blast down the information superhighway to, er, Bollocks Island.