Supplied by Chris Perrior, courtesy of the National railway museum
Joe Knight… Thank you for sharing this!
it was so Special for families in Summer 
SAFE!!!
Paul Knight… Worked there as a waiter in the mid 60s great fun ,gone now
Paul Cullen… Worked there in the 70s in the kitchen
Mike Mitchell… I learnt to swim there
supplied by Sarah Harvey
Sarah Harvey… Another one of those obscure bands I know nothing about.
Robert Searle… The Chasers from Chase Cross Romford Essex.
Alan Esdaile… I don’t remember them Sarah but thanks to the nudge from Robert I found this… http://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-chasers-mn0000764218
Robert Searle… Len Tuckey became Suzi Quatros lead guitarist in her backing band.
Pete Fisher… and they married in 1976
Alan Esdaile… Still this one for me..
Colin Bell… And me, hands down.
Peter Fairless… The Waitresses – Christmas Wrapping, Gabriella Cilmi – Warm This Winter, Chuck Berry – Run Rudolph Run, Wizzard – I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday and Cristina Monet – Things fall apart xmas christmas music.
Jim Breeds… River – Joni Mitchell.
Paul Morfey… We saw Cara Dillion do this at St Mary in the Castle on Saturday, brought tears to my eyes!!
Colin Fox… I Hate Christmas – Weekend Rockstars
Mark Gilham… Neighbourhood Tom Waits. Not an actual seasonal release but definitely my favourite Christmas record
Wendy Weaver… I wanna a Mistress for Christmas AC/DC
Joe Knight… Any by ‘SLADE
and silver bells (Bing ).
Colin Norton… Jackson Browne – The Rebel Jesus
Paul Morfey…. How about Sparks on the “Kimono my house” album “Thank God its not Christmas”
Will Cornell… I’ll go one better Alan, the whole album of A Christmas Gift For You by Phil Spector.
Robert Searle… Greg Lake for me
Tony Davis… I always like The Pogues – Fairytale of New York and Greg Lake – I Believe in Father Christmas
Paul Morfey… O.k. its got to be ‘Another Christmas song’ Jethro Tull, not to be confused with’ Christmas song’ Jethro Tull. ( thats good too)
Barry Newton… Its Over by Roy Orbison, LOL
Liane Carroll… 6 ferrerro roche in one minute. Just before Queenie’s speech!!!!!!!
Roy Trunchion… Hells bells.
Clifford Rose… Christmas Day by Squeeze (1979)