Herbie was the name of the Beetle car in the Disney films, so from beetle to The Beatles…

PJs is short for pyjamas, and if you’re in your pyjamas you may well be going to bed and wishing people ‘good night’…

Double link alert:

• From Barrington Levy to Morris Levy, publisher of the Chuck Berry song ‘You Can’t Catch Me’, who sued John Lennon for using the lyrics from that song in Come Together…
• A come link…

The film ‘The Knack… and How to Get It…’ was directed by Richard Lester, who also directed the film ‘A Hard Day’s Night’…

A rain link…

The last song was from the album ‘What We Saw from the Cheap Seats’. When The played at the Royal Variety Performance in 1963, John Lennon said, “Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And the rest of you, if you’ll just rattle your jewellery …” just before they played this song…

A ‘please‘ link…

A something link…

The lead singer of Roxy Music was Bryan Ferry, which suggests Ferry Cross the Mersey. A famous band from Merseyside was The Beatles, so…

A she said link…

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club took named themselves after one of the motorcycle gangs in the film The Wild One. Another gang from that film was named The Beatles…

‘Ocean Spray’ was written about James Dean Bradfield’s mother, so to ‘Julia’ which was written about John Lennon’s mother…

Those Dancing Days are from Nacka. So from Nacka to nackered to ‘I’m So Tired’…

The last track was on Kirsty’s album ‘Kite’ so, staying with kite…

The last song was from the album ‘Boy’ so from boy to girl…

One ‘woman from Tokyo’ is Yoko Ono…

A sweet link; The last track lists a variety of different sweets in the lyrics…another song listing various sweets is…

Another song with an exclamation mark in the title is…

A galaxy is part of the universe…

If ‘she’s not there’… there’s no one…

Well, she was just seventeen’ is the first line of the next song…

Abracadabra is a magic word, so…

From ‘No no no’ to ‘She Loves You, Yeah yeah yeah’…

A paper link…

The last song was written for the Danny Boyle film ‘The Beach’…Also by Danny Boyle was the film ‘Sunshine’, so…