8 — Rodrigues, Jamaican-born trombonist who featured
on the Specials 1979 hit A Message To You Rudy (4)
9 Elvis Presley’s first UK number one (3,5,2)
10 Paul McCartney 1973 hit from the album Red Rose
Speedway (2,4)
11 Seventies Rock revival group who reached number 1 with Sugar Baby Love (8)
12 First Beatles single (4,2,2)
14 Olivia Newton-John/E.L.O 1980 number 1 (6)
16 Metal kitsch band famous for their make-up more than the music (4)
17 Gilbert O‘Sullivan 1972 number 1 about a little girl (5)
18 How Can I Be —, number 1 single for David Cassidy in 1972 (4)
19 Composer and performer of hit single Pillow Talk originally written for Al Green (6)
21 Frank —, singer of the song Far From Over from the film Stayin’ Alive (8)
23 Eighties UK group which reached number 2 with
Rain Or Shine (4,4)
26 —’s Theme, song by Christopher Cross subtitled
Best That You Can Do(6)
27 Country music star sometimes called The Man in Black (6,4)
28 ”That‘s —, I really love your Tiger Feet!” (4)

1 1978 Gerry Rafferty album featuring the song Baker Street (4,2,4)
2 UK group whose second top ten single was Just Got Lucky in 1983 (8)
3 Top five hit for Dave, Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich in 1966 (4,2)
4 Group formed by Damon Albarn (4)
5 Paul Simon song which was a Top 10 hit in 1969 for Simon & Garfunkel (3,5)
6 Bruce —, bass player for The Jam (6)
7 The —, UK group led by Robert Smith (4)
13 US vocal group whose hits included Back Stabbers and Love Train (1’4)
15 Birmingham-formed rock band including vocalist Simon Le Bon (5,5)
17 US group who had a top 20 hit in 1963 with the instrumental Pipeline (8)
18 NZ group who reached the top 20 with I Got You in 1980 and included Crowded House’s Neil Finn (5,3)
20 1981 number 2 for Ultravox (6)
22 The Shadows instrumental number 1 from 1960 (6)
24 Billy —, erstwhile lead singer of Generation X (4)
25 Paul and Barry, sixties singing duo (4)