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Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show. Me and my younger brother would blast this song on every road trip we had, reminds me of him now as he has sadly passed away.

My dearest, late husband had been rushed into hospital on Boxing Day morning after collapsing the previous Christmas night. Alexandra Burke's version of "Hallelujah" was being played constantly, having just won for her. I remember driving home, through the ice and snow, in tears 13 nights later, at 2.00 a.m., having said and given my final farewell kisses to him. He had died at 11.45 pm on the 8th - at the age of 80 and one month exactly.

Jolene by Dolly Parton, I remember going on a big family holiday in a caravan, this came on the radio and we all started singing it, even the men!

So many songs, Let Your Soul be Your Pilot by Sting, Eloise by the Damned, Streets of London by Ralph McTell - all bring back different memories, happy, sad - amazing how a piece of music can take you back to that time in an instant

Welcome to the Jungle by Guns n Roses is the first song on the album that lived in our car stereo whenever my husband and I went on a road trip!

Immigrant Song by Led Zepplin brings back fond memories because we're both rockers at heart, and I'm an immigrant.

'Apple Blossom Time' because it was my parents' favourite. 'Laras theme' from Dr Zhivago because it was part of the first date with Mr C. The third is, 'If I Only Had Time' sung by an Australian vocalist John Rowles. We bought a 45 record of it back in the day which we've kept, its now comes via itunes. There really is so much we would do if we only had time.

It's 'I want to break free' by Queen. I would catch my Mum bopping around the kitchen with the volume up to 11. Still rocks!

We Built this City by Starship was the song playing when my then boyfriend proposed to me

The Air That You Breathe by The Hollies - my wonderful parent's song

'Moon River' reminds me of my wedding, we had our 'first dance' song chosen, but on the day the band asked for another choice for a second song for everyone to join us on the dancefloor. My husband looked at me and said "you look like Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's" (I wish!) and the song was chosen!

"she loves you" by the Beatles makes me think of dancing as a teenager, "tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree" was my DH and my song, and "Croccodile Rock" by Elton John that we danced to. Also Judi Dench siging "Send in the Clowns" as it reminds me of my darling Mum who I miss so much.

My song is Brown eyed girl by Van Morrison as it always reminds me of my travels in Australia.

The song for me is Imagine by John Lennon , I was 16 and the song was so nice .... and with my girlfriend we listen to it so many times without getting tired of it . Even now the song is still very special .

We first met at my 18th party I had shared with my brother who was 21 also, and my husband asked me for the last dance, just as everyone was leaving and the DJ was packing up, and he played "You sexy thing" by Hot Chocolate, so that is our special song.

Bohemian Rhapsody. It takes me right back to carefree teenage days of 'O' levels and a hot summer with friends and no responsibilities.

Maggie May by Rod Stewart - fond memories of school days & falling in love ...

Any tracks from the Pink Floyd Album Dark Side of the Moon. First and probably the best holiday with my now husband, we remembered to bring a cassette player but forgot to bring any tapes. This was the album inside the machine and was played non-stop all week

Somewhere over the rainbow as my mum used to sing it, whether in the club while sat with friends or in a shop..Her voice is terrible, but it didn't stop her singing everywhere, people just come to except it and sing along with her while having a laugh! lol

Simply the best by Tina Turner reminds me of my dad, who loved Tina Turner & that song was such a huge hit when I was growing up. It was the same year my mum found & met her two brothers & sister in Australia.

I have lots - music always takes me back to moments in my life. 'Somewhere over the rainbow' probably the most important to me - from my favourite film ever & I've nursed every baby in my life to sleep singing this. Con Te Partiro - sung at my wedding and 'Three Times a Lady', our first dance. 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' was playing when I viewed by first babies first photo shoot - I cried... Music is such a wonderful thing for evoking memories!!

Home on the Range.
I would sing this song over and over to lull my two children to sleep , and now I do the same with my grandchildren !

I love anything by Otis Redding, but particularly 'These Arms of Mine' - I hear it & I instantly remember my Mum singing her heart out while cleaning the house! I'd often join her in the warbling & we'd dance again the house together.
He had such a wonderful, timeless voice.
Happy times!

Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd reminds me of their concert in Manchester in 1987(?) which we went to. Best concert we/I've ever been ti!!!

You'll never know by Frank Sinatra. Sung to me by the love of my life but we were unable to be together. Still hurts now.