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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

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!

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.

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.

Franki Valli's Oh What a Night is a 'thing' between me and my husband. They used to play it every Friday night when we went dancing, in the days when we had just started going out. He had the CD at home, and this was track 18. Every time it played he would say 'what number?' and I would say '18'. We still do this every time we hear it, 26 years on!

Everlasting love was ''our song''.

Hotel California That song came into my life around the time I was between being a girl and woman that odd transitional time at the time I was unaware really what it was about but whenever I hear it I remember a warm summers day I was sat in the garden enjoying the sun my late mother was sewing and my father reading the Sunday papers it was such a lovely afternoon now my parents are no longer here it is one of those odd but treasured memories

Like most kids my siblings and I liked to pretend we were famous singers and spent many happy hours clutching our hairbrush ‘microphones’. A particular favourite was Elvis Presley’s ‘Suspicious Minds’ and recently my brother and I got up and sang this on stage (much to the astonishment of our children). That song took us right back to our youth.

Somewhere my Love -Lara's theme from Dr Zhivago and we are still in love & happy together 50 years later.

"Pretty Woman" holds fond memories for me as my mum played it all the time!

Moon River - when first engaged, eons ago, this was our song. We did NOT get married but this song still brings back many happy memories

Gosh, so many to choose from but Bryan Adams' 'Everything I do' is mine and my husband's song. Then Season's In The Sun always makes me cry because it reminds me of my Mom who died when I was 12.

I have a couple which represent special moments for me. Living on a Prayer by Bon Jovi - school friend and I danced for hours to this, haven't seen her in years as went separate ways after sixth form.

Run Rabbit Run, Saturday evenings with the mat rolled up, parents and aunties and uncles dancing, me on my Dad's feet.

Gloria Gaynor’s I Will Survive. After a horrid divorce.

so many songs and memories.....
bleeding love by leona Lewis reminds me of my beautiful daughter and kodaline the one was my wedding song. Very emotional when i hear either of those

Lay Lady Lay by Bob Dylan.... the song during which our daughter was conceived... but don't tell her !!

Fields of Gold by Sting. I never knew until he had died that it was one of my Dad's favourite songs. My Mum told me that whenever it came on the radio he would stop whatever he was doing and listen to it. We played it at his funeral, and now I can never hear this beautiful song without my heart aching.

Whiter Shade of Pale, Procol Harum, for memories of the 60's and when I modelled
Baby Love, Diana Ross, memories of 1st husband
Don't let me be Misunderstood - Eric Burdon and The Animals - memories of 1st husband
I will Survive in the 70's when my 2nd husband dumped me
Silent Night - singing my baby to sleep in 1989.

My favourite song is James Blunt Goodbye My Lover. It was played at my husbands funeral. When the words, I'll be the father of your child, played, I looked at our 16 year old son and felt proud, grateful and glad to be alive. The song always reminds me of deep sorrow tainted with exquisite joy.

Whiter Shade of Pale - remember a slow dance with someone very special when at Uni 40 years ago - it still makes me weak at the knees

The most memorable time of my life was when Monty Python were very popular. I met the man of my dreams and we spent whole nights listening to the Lumberjack song! Another memorable song for different reasons was by Hugh and Tony Williams: "we know it just the same". I remember my daughter sitting in the corner singing along with this playing an imaginary eukele just after her father had left.

Lady in red, sung by Chris de Burgh, brings back memories of my college days and my many student friends most of whom I haven't seen since we all went our separate ways.

Move Closer by Phyllis Nelson which takes me straight back to my first love
Cloudbusting by Kate Bush which was playing on a screen at a memorable lunch with two great friends
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) by Cher which was playing everywhere on a holiday in Malta in '91

Rod Stewart's song 'I am sailing' from 1975, when I was very young. Reminds me of a summer without my dad as he was away for three months for work. I missed him so much and this song seemed to be on the radio all the time. I can remember his return home so clearly. It was wonderful.
This track is so evocative- every time I hear it I get a lump in my throat.