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MODERN' MUSIC IN THE ENDEAVOUR SERIES. EPISODE SONG ARTIST/BAND Pilot: First Bus to Woodstock. No Modern Music Girl (Series 1, Episode 1) No Modern Music Fugue (Series 1, Episode 2) No Modern Music Rocket (Series 1, Episode 3) No Modern Music Home (Series 1, Episode 4) Dance With You Rachel D’Arcy I Need Some Rock and Roll Rachel D’Arcy The Entertainer Rachel D’Arcy Trove (Series 2, Episode 1) No Modern Music Nocturne (Series 2, Episode 2) No Modern Music Sway (Series 2, Episode 3) Mucho Mamba Sway Dean Martin Neverland (Series 2, Episode 4) No Modern Music Ride (Series 3, Episode 1) Sunday Morning THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night) THE ELECTRIC PRUNES* You're Gonna Miss Me 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS* Puppet On a String SANDIE SHAW A Taste of Honey HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS* The End of the World JULIE LONDON All Tomorrow's Parties THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO Arcadia (Series 3, Episode 2) For What It's Worth BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD Misirlou MARTIN DENNY Prey (Series 3, Episode 3) And more again LOVE Going Home JAMES LAST AND HIS ORCHESTRA Coda (Series 3, Episode 4) Silence Is Golden THE TREMELOES Game (Series 4, Episode 1) White Rabbit JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Canticle (Series 4, Episode 2) Kiss Me (feat. Sharlette Henry) CAST SINGERS Turn Into Earth THE YARDBIRDS Red House JIMI HENDRIX Jennifer Sometimes CAST SINGERS I Feel Free CREAM Lazaretto (Series 4, Episode 3) Charmaine MANTOVANI As Time Goes By (feat. Petula Clark) THE MANTOVANI ORCHESTRA Glad All Over THE DAVE CLARK FIVE I Get Along Without You Very Well CHET BAKER Harvest (Series 4, Episode 4) Paint it Black THE ROLLING STONES Muse (Series 5, Episode 1) Time of the Season THE ZOMBIES Big Spender SHIRLEY BASSEY Let's Spend the Night Together THE ROLLING STONES Cartouche (Series 5, Episode 2) The Girl from Ipanema STAN GETZ & JOÃO GILBERTO Passenger (Series 5, Episode 3) Sunshine of Your Love CREAM Liar, Liar THE CASTAWAYS Ba Ba Boom THE JAMAICANS Piece of My Heart JANIS JOPLIN* Can't You Hear Me Knocking THE ROLLING STONES Stop That Train KEITH & TEX Colours (Series 5, Episode 4) Tired of Waiting for You THE KINKS All Along the Watchtower THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE Spooky UNKNOWN Strange Brew CREAM Then He Kissed Me THE CRYSTALS Tango Pasión DARYL GRIFFITH Quartet (Series 5, Episode 5) No Modern Music Icarus (Series 5, Episode 6) Nefertiti MILES DAVIS He'll Have to Go Jim Reeves Pylon (Series 6, Episode 1) What Is and What Should Never Be LED ZEPPELIN What Goes On THE VELVET UNDERGROUND Apollo (Series 6, Episode 2) Whole Lotta Love LED ZEPPELIN Mad About the Boy DINAH WASHINGTON Confection (Series 6, Episode 3) In Dreams ROY ORBISON Sleepwalk THE SHADOWS The First Cut Is the Deepest P.P. ARNOLD Degüello (Series 6, Episode 4) Mexicali Rose Jim Reeves * denotes that I'm not 100% sure of the ID..

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