Prescient (sort of) sixties French pop from Jacques Dutronc.
Ah, remember the days when people worried about the little things like love. But don't worry, those days will be back. In the meantime here are the The Ink Spots.
After a long day we all need a Nocturne. Here's Lili Boulanger's 1911 Nocturne for violin and piano.
Apparently we are not only sleeping more during lockdown but also dreaming more because we have extra time for REM Sleep. But surely the main issue about sleep is which side of the bed you choose? Cornershop have the answer
Given it's the end of term (sort of) and the school education of children seems to have been abandoned for the time being, it could only be this Glam Rock monster from 1972 courtesy of Alice Cooper.
"Strange old man, shall I go with you? Will you turn your hurdy-gurdy to my songs?" Franz Schubert's Hurdy-Gurdy Man