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	Streets of London - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Streets of London is a song written by Ralph McTell.
		It was his greatest commercial success, reaching number two in the UK singles chart and, at one point, selling 90,000 copies a day.
		The song was written around McTell's experiences busking and hitchhiking throughout Europe, especially in London and Paris; although the individual stories are taken from Parisians, London is chosen for its arguably more sonorous name.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Streets_of_London (273 words)

	BBC - Radio 2 - Sold On Song - TOP 100 - Streets Of London
		His song “Streets Of London” rocketed to number two in 1974, selling 90,000 copies a day at one point, and is generally regarded as a classic.
		Not wishing to offend Parisians, he changed the setting to London, but felt the song was too depressing and left it off his debut album. However, when a fellow folk star began playing it live with great success, McTell included the song on his second album, 1969’s Spiral Staircase.
		“Streets Of London” soon became a firm favourite in UK folk circles and when McTell signed to a major label in 1974, they convinced him to re-record it with a backing band.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio2/soldonsong/songlibrary/streetsoflondon.shtml (384 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| UK's 'biggest peace rally'
		London today became the scene for what appears to be the biggest public rally in British history.
		The London demonstration, which organisers currently estimate to be 1.5m people strong, began ahead of its scheduled starting time as the numbers congregating at Embankment forced police to allow them to march through Westminster and Whitehall earlier than expected.
		Thousands of anti-war protesters also took to the streets of Glasgow, marching through the city centre towards the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, where the Labour party's spring conference is being held.
	www.guardian.co.uk /antiwar/story/0,12809,896265,00.html (740 words)

	Sacramento Restaurants & Bars, The Streets of London Pub in Sacramento, 1804 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: ...
		Sacramento Restaurants and Bars, The Streets of London Pub in Sacramento, 1804 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 498-1388, authentic British beer and food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
		The Streets of London Pub is the perfect place for lunch and dinner, watching the game, or just hanging out.
		At the Streets of London Pub, you can enjoy traditional "pub grub," which is as famous as any landmark in Britain.
	www.sacramentomidtown.com /streetsoflondon/streetsoflondon.shtml (315 words)

	LondonF1.com - Dedicated to bringing the Formula One Grand Prix to London
		The results of this feasibility study are said to be very positive, although it is currently not publicly known who it is targeting and what aspects of an event were covered by the completed document.
		London F1 has also been consulted about another feasibility study, that is still in the early stages of preparation.
		The structured manner in which a case for a London F1 Grand Prix is being pulled together is encouraging.
	www.londonf1.com (378 words)

	A-Z Map Company Ltd - Digital mapping for PCs, road maps uk, UK street map supplier
		After the War the A-Z Atlas of London london atoz street maps was printed by Letterpress method in Holland to overcome the paper maps on cd-rom restrictions in the city maps, uk maps UK.
		The city street maps showroom was retained, but with the offices and warehouse digital mapping for pcs moving to uk street map supplier three industrial units a 2 z maps leased in Sevenoaks, Kent, maps on cd-rom with the loss of just one member of staff.
		Computers city street maps were introduced into a to z maps the drawing digital mapping for pcs process in 1991 and currently a 2 z maps approximately 95% of road maps uk production is handled digitally.
	www.a-zmaps.co.uk /?userid=&lstpostage= (588 words)

	Scoop: Streets of London: Greedy London
		Londoners consume three times their fair share of the Earth’s resources according to a comprehensive report released yesterday, only days after the Johannesburg Conference on sustainable development.
		The City Limits report, based on estimates of London’s resource use and disposal for the Year 2000 and the first of its kind, also states the capital would have to reduce its ecological footprint by 35 percent by 2020 to be sustainable, 85 percent by 2050.
		Each person in London would require an area roughly equivalent to eight football pitches to provide for their current levels of consumption and waste, say consultants Best Foot Forward, which conducted the study in conjunction with the Greater London Authority and the Institution of Civil Engineers among others.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/HL0209/S00064.htm (1020 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Streets of London [the Best of Ralph Mctell]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		If, like me, you'd always loved the most famous of Ralph's tracks, "Streets of London" but never quite got round to checking out his other works then this album of 24 tracks is probably the ideal place to start.
		Although none of the other 23 tracks are as memorable as the opening "Streets of London" they do make up a pleasant little mix of acoustic folk and guitar blues.
		Ralph Mctell's Streets of London is an album that will delight fans of this underrated folk singer.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00000856H (452 words)

	Militant Moderate: Streets of London
		I'm listening to Ralph McTell's 'Streets of London', which Ken introduced me to a few months ago.
		The most moving image of the day, for me, was the BBC interview with an old World War II veteran, who had been on the way to a reunion with other old soldiers, when he was caught up in the attacks.
		The key response of London and the whole of Britain must be to adopt a defiant spirit of the Blitz, and to offer resistance not through acts of wrath but by carrying on our everyday lives, in silent acts of defiance that we won't allow anything to change as a result of the blasts.
	kenowen.blogspot.com /2005/07/streets-of-london.html (538 words)

	The Streets of London
		As a former Londoner I am sad to note that this most thrilling city is now a dangerous place.
		On a recent visit to London a friend of mine was standing outside the gates of Buckingham Palace watching the Changing of the Guard ceremony when her shoulder bag was prised open in the crush and her passport, traveller’s cheques and wallet containing all her money, were surreptitiously removed.
		Back in the 1950s and 60s Bertorelli’s, (then in Charlotte Street), was less glitzy than it is today, and Kettners was still a top restaurant living on its historical association with the Bertie, Prince of Wales in the 1890s before it declined into culinary oblivion as a Pizza Express joint.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/food_travel_UK/111915 (533 words)

	Victorian London A-Z Street Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		During the latter-half of the nineteenth century, Metropolitan London was rapidly being rebuilt.
		In 1888 the General Post Office and London County Council conducted a renaming and renumbering scheme to eliminate duplicate road names throughout the LCC and to renumber houses consistently with the lowest number being closest to the local post office.
		In the street indexes, places shown in UPPER case letters refer to the Registration District for census returns, or in the case of the City of London they indicate the ward.
	www.gendocs.demon.co.uk /lon-str.html (269 words)

	London 12 bar club live music venue acoustic band folk rock country pop gigs food restaurant club open late 7 nights ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		London 12 bar club live music venue acoustic band folk rock country pop gigs food restaurant club open late 7 nights Soho WC2 UK Situated in London's music capital - 'Tin Pan Alley' aka Denmark St, the 12 Bar Club must be one of the smallest live music venues in London.
		The club is located in a building built in 1635 as stables then later converted to a forge for the St. Giles area up until World War I. Next it became a carpenter's shop until just after World War II when it was then used as store rooms.
		London's small but intimate 12 BAR CLUB showcases around FOUR ACTS A NIGHT, 7 NIGHTS A WEEK, from solo performers through to full bands.
	www.12barclub.com (398 words)

	Sydenham Streets - Sheenewood London SE26
		A few years ago most street signs were replaced by plastic 'Lewisham Blue' signs.
		These new signs were less distinct and now faded by the sun together with the culminate effect of graffitti are now becoming unreadable.
		Even after 50 years bemused friends, relatives and delivery drivers wonder aimlessly in the wrong street looking for the wrong number.
	www.sydenham.org.uk /se26_sheenewood.html (738 words)

	Mary Carpenter, reformatory schools and education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It is said that her direct interest in the problems and experiences of children living in poverty, came about from a time when she was out with Dr Joseph Tuckerman (the Boston philanthropist) and they saw a small ragged boy running down the street.
		The liberality of her educational methods and principles stand in stark contrast to the dominant ideology and practices of her time.
		Manton, J. Mary Carpenter and the Children of the Streets, London : Heinemann Educational.
	www.infed.org /thinkers/carpenter.htm (1187 words)

	Streets Of London
		Und gleichzeitig verloren seine Lieder das, von dem Streets of London geradezu strotzt: soziales Bewußtsein.
		His justly famous 'Streets of London' is one such; unfortunately, perhaps, he wrote it early in his career and now views it much as the older Yeats viewed 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree'.
		[1995:] [The] streets of London have come on a bit since the '60s; McTell's assorted old geezers outside Seamen's Missions and market cafes have been replaced and overwhelmed by an army of young people, conscripted as cannon fodder in the Tories' battle for Britland, hunkered down in doorways, and subways.
	mysongbook.de /msb/songs/s/streetso.html (511 words)

	EXPLORE LONDON photo tour guide, virtual visit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A visual tour guide of London using wide screen images, with informative text about the history, architecture, social life, shopping and entertainment in London.
		Select the area you are intersted in using the Main London Map then choose a place in the area map.
		Buckingham Palace - London bridge - Tower of London - Parliament - Sloane st, - Kensington, - Horse Guards - The City of london, - Canary Wharf, - Millenium Dome, - Thames barrier, - Greenwich, - Trafalgar Square, - Museum of London
	www.explore-london.co.uk (143 words)

	Streets of London
		I was going to St Paul’s Cathedral in London.On the street in front of the Cathedral I was stopped by the performance of a young boy and a girl.
		The hundreds of people moving on the street hardly paid any attention to her.
		The young man stood by the street and was distributing some pamphlets and was talking with great zeal to those who gave him a few seconds.
	www.datanumeric.com /vlm/07-99/26.html (1118 words)

	The Streets of London -
		A really good resource for delving deep into all that is London.
		the premier Museum in London with a wealth of London's 2000 year history on show.
		Please direct walks enquiries to Streets of London.
	www.thestreetsoflondon.co.uk /links.htm (104 words)

	The Streets of London
		Afterward, everyone would joke that they had known immediately that Helena Claussen would never scream like that for anything but her jewellery, but the truth was that everyone present suddenly stopped, their hearts gripped with fear, their ears ringing with the reverberation of Helena's horrified shrieks.
		It was exactly the sort of London home those of his class and wealth were expected to have, but it didn't stop Nan being overcome by the size of it.
		Though Emma was just as hard-nosed and level-headed as Nan, she clearly had a more approachable side, and the kindness in her eyes could not be hidden, not with the sternest gaze or the gruffest demand.
	writersranch.topcities.com /Sid/SOL01.html (14296 words)

	Rocky Mountain Nightlife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A little chunk of Trafalgar Square in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, Streets of London is an especially popular destination among the mod subculture in Denver.
		There are a couple pool tables inside and a nice patio out front that offers a good vantage point to survey the zaniness that transpires on the most fascinating street in the city.
		We bellied up and ordered our drinks (Since the Streets of London doesn't carry the Texas state beer, Shiner bock, the Broker opted for a scotch and water.
	cfapp.rockymountainnews.com /nightlife/index.cfm?denverBuzz=true&id=54 (1118 words)

	Amazon.com: Streets of London: Music: Ralph Mctell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ralph McTell is one of the true triple threats of the British folk-music scene: a good songwriter, a skillful singer, and a superb guitarist.
		This is McTell's 1975 "Streets" album re-released in 1981 to take advantage of the fact that his "Streets of London" has become a folk standard, recorded by over 200 artists, including Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin.
		It is the best track on the album by far, but there are several other excellent songs that show McTell's strength as a solo artist, of which "Heron Song" and "Grande Affaire" are the best.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000J5SJ?v=glance (522 words)

	The Streets of London -
		Journey with us through 2000 years of history on walks that will inform, excite and stimulate your curiosity.
		We provide the very best in guided walking tours and use only fully qualified City of London Guides.
		Your guide will be wearing the prestigious City of London Guide badge.
	www.thestreetsoflondon.co.uk (107 words)

	LONDON LIONS - STREETS
		In the square is a bronze bust of the philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell.
		On the White Lion Yard section is a tiled mural (pictured) 'London' by M Czerwinski with additional work by Ray Howell commissioned by CIS Co-op Insurance.
		It reads 'From the summer of 1723 until his death on 14 April 1759 Handel lived and composed many of his greatest works at number 25 Brook Street'.
	www.london-footprints.co.uk /lionstreets.htm (514 words)

	Forensics, Part 1: Crime Scene Investigation - continuing education course for nurses, EMTs, First Responders and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Several London Department of Public Works vehicles were apparently digging in that area, a common practice of night work on sewer lines.
		The technicians were just beginning their task of packaging the bodies, which I personally felt should be left to the London Anthropology Society, when I heard considerable shouting coming from the bridge we had just crossed.
		Berthume began slowly, "Whitby, a seaside resort 400 kilometers north of London was the host to a midsummer ball on June 14, 1997.
	www.wildirismedicaleducation.com /courses/45/index_nceu.html (8790 words)

	Middlesex Look-up Exchange (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		London, Middlesex and Surrey Workhouse Records - A guide to their nature and location By Cliff Webb N.B There are no details of individuals in this book
		The A to Z of Victorian London published by the London Topographical Society
		Please also consult the London Look-up Exchange Page for further related titles.
	ccgi.fisks.plus.com /LUE/mdx.php (1056 words)

	Harbottle's Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		They say that the streets of London are paved with gold.
		Well they're not but the names of those streets are paved with clever......no that isn't going to make any sense at all is it?
		And here are some of the famous people celebrated in London roads and one or two of the, er, not so famous:
	www.professorharbottle.co.uk /london.html (447 words)

	Current local time in London - England - U.K.
		London, England, U.K. London is the capital of U.K. London is capital of the country England
		When can I call/have a meeting with someone in London?
		Compare London time to time in other time zones
	www.timeanddate.com /worldclock/city.html?n=136 (221 words)

	Street Sensation! - The liveliest streets in London
		Entire streetscapes showing over 3000 shops, bars and restaurants in the liveliest areas of London - Oxford Street and Regent Street; Portobello Road and Notting Hill; the King's Road in Chelsea; Carnaby Street; Covent Garden, Bond Street; Knightsbridge; Soho and Chinatown; Islington and Camden
		Click on the maps or on the names below to explore London street-by-street.
		Some more new openings to look out for on the streets...
	www.streetsensation.co.uk (95 words)

	Liederbuch - Streets of London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		C G a E In his eyes you see no pride hand held loosely at his side F C G7 C Yesterday's paper telling yesterday news.
		Have you seen the old girl who walks the streets of London Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags?
		She's no time for talkin' she just keeps right on walkin' Carrying her home in two carrier bags.
	www.vcp-barmstedt.de /liederbuch/index.php?jump=48 (175 words)

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