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Bishop's Itchington
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Although may I suggest we begin with Azerbaijan, as it transpires that Armenian players may not be admitted into the country to contest the Europa lg final.
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It now occurs to me that I am also unaware of any popular songs that reference Armenia.
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Congleton
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Droop (that place in Dorset where Robert Alner used to train)
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Somewhere on the Dorset Stour, I believe.
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Or is that Throop?
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Evesham
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Fakenham, let's keep it rustic NH if we can. There are only two things that can blight a day out there, namely Tommo's commentary and Tommo's bucket.
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Galilee, I have no doubt that the Christians have many delightful compositions that refer to this region but I'm entirely unaware of it cropping up in the r 'n' r cannon.
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Hastings, utter sh1tehole and what's more there isn't even a popular tune that refers to the battle that occurred 10 miles up the road.
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Ingleborough, a fine peak to trek up with several potholes on it's flanks, but yet to be immortalised in song.
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Jaywick is yet to produce a singer/songwriter of note, therefore has no significant musical homage.
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King's Bromley, the inferior partner to Abbot's Bromley and as such cannot boast a world famous horn dance.
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Luton, only ever produced one significant son, who doesn't have a musical bone in his body.
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Minchinhampton, even the most distinguished bards on these pages would unable to bend this curious placename to their preferred meter.
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Can play the spoons...
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Nottingham, where the Sleaford Mods hail from, but prefer to take their name from a small market town in the neighbouring county.
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Ottery St Mary, Coleridge hailed from these parts, but he predated r 'n' r
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Potters Green
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Quinton Pool
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Rest Home
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Sutton Coldfield
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Tallington Lakes
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Uttoxeter
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Vallodolid (Mexican one, don't know the Spainish)
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Woy of Woxham
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Yate, the kind of town that referees come from
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Xian
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Bishops Itchington. You from Warwickshire mouse or nearby?
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Just wondered why Luton instead of Long Itch?
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Luton is wrong. Cats UK had a top 30 hit in 1979 with Luton Airport.
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Long Itchington it is then.
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Or Ladbroke.
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quite a few of these towns have been in songs ...Uttoxeter probably not though
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i'm going for Charlerio to add to the belgium connection
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Lillington
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I'll play safe with Leamington Hastings as someone may possibly have done a song about the Spa.
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Zanzibar - Billy Joel
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