6 City of blinding lights

19 The Ladies Who Lunch

1.  Hanging out the washing (from the late 70s, not a UK chart hit but did well in the US charts and comes from a classic album)
2.  Wellington's stop off North of the Border (think of who Wellington is)
3.  Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep)
4.  Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity)
5.  Roses under oath (mid 2000s No 1)
6.  Matches in Manchester (where is Manchester)
7.  Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool
8.  Bone shaking (late 80s No 1)

9.  Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS

12. Gordon drops to his knees (who is this Gordon and what is he famous for?  No longer with us )
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a place on the IoW)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper loves Christmas Day)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (who is this Johnny? He's getting on a bit now)

17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR

18. Every day in North Africa (Morocco more specifically)
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008)
20. Starting to sing in bed

4 - Knock On Wood

2.  delve a little deeper into the Duke of Wellington

4.

2 - Waterloo?

6. NORTHERN LIGHTS nec

18. MARRAKECH EXPRESS nec

4 - Hammer To Fall

3 Stairway to Heaven

there are two female names in the list

bugger

8 china in your hand

4 The Auctioneer

5 hips don't lie?

1.  Hanging out the washing (from the late 70s, not a UK chart hit but did well in the US charts and comes from a classic album, one-word answer, female name)
2.  Wellington's stop off North of the Border (who is the Duke of Wellington?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3.  Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4.  Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5.  Roses under oath (2006 No 1, what does being under oath mean)

6.  Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS

7.  Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool (from the late 70s, think of another name for the pool)

8.  Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND

9.  Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER

13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper would love Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin.  Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (who is this Johnny? He's getting on a bit now.  People know his daughter better these days.)

17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS

19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over)
20. Starting to sing in bed

Eric Clapton features twice

2 Waterloo

7 Lido shuffle