Alphabet Associations - II

[Lat-Literal]

Hold up now I have moved from an iPhone 2 to an iPad has the S gone for tea ... ???

We are still with S.

"Trelawn(e)y" might suggest the Song of the Western Men (nothing to do with Clint Eastwood) - any use?

Not that but what you have done with "Trelawn(e)y" is establish the "sounds like" in the question.

[antongould]

Tom Pickard wrote a play - Squire ....

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Tom Pickard wrote a play - Squire ....

And William Henry Squire (1871 - 1961) was a 'cellist born in Ross-on-Wye.

[Lat-Literal]

Tom Pickard wrote a play - Squire ....

So he did.

There were also Squires in Yes and the Stone Roses.

Can we cast the net more widely?

[Lat-Literal]

And William Henry Squire (1871 - 1961) was a 'cellist born in Ross-on-Wye.

That would be my cellist.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

That would be my cellist.

...and Squire Trelawney is a character in Treasure Island.

Have we found the squire root?

[Lat-Literal]

...and Squire Trelawney is a character in Treasure Island.

Have we found the squire root?

You have.

The Tyneside "poet" in inverted commas is more difficult.

We are in the area of popular rather than classical and it is not a surname.

That name belongs a bit further down the coast.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You have.

The Tyneside "poet" in inverted commas is more difficult.

We are in the area of popular rather than classical and it is not a surname.

That name belongs a bit further down the coast.

- you mean anton didn't get it in 1818.

(That's post #1818, not just after quarter-past six this evening - or three years after Waterloo.)




(That's the battle, not the station.)

[Lat-Literal]

- you mean anton didn't get it in 1818.

(That's post #1818, not just after quarter-past six this evening - or three years after Waterloo.)




(That's the battle, not the station.)

Yes, he is absolute right about the cellist.

You have the squire linked to the radio presenter.

I now need the work of the popular "poet" from Tyneside.

Clue - he was in a band.

I accept this all could be tighter.

[antongould]

Yes, he is absolute right about the cellist.

You have the squire linked to the radio presenter.

I now need the work of the popular "poet" from Tyneside.

Clue - he was in a band.

I accept this all could be tighter.

So Tom Pickard is not Wor man ... ????

[antongould]

Alan Hull released an album Squire ......

[Lat-Literal]

So Tom Pickard is not Wor man ... ????

'Fraid not.

He was born in 1946.

This is the guy who was born in the year before him and while not a poet in the usual sense is known as a/the "Geordie poet".

Hence the inverted commas.

Alan Hull released an album Squire ......

Hah.

Yes.

He is a squire on its cover too.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1IfA5tCwD3Y/maxresdefault.jpg

Well done - and to ferney too.

It's your T (for Tree Lawn).

[antongould]

'Fraid not.

He was born in 1946.

This is the guy who was born in the year before him and while not a poet in the usual sense is known as a/the "Geordie poet".

Hence the inverted commas.


Hah.

Yes.

He is a squire on its cover too.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1IfA5tCwD3Y/maxresdefault.jpg

Well done - and to ferney too.

It's your T (for Tree Lawn).

I think ferney should set the t hopefully by Christmas ....

[Lat-Literal]

I think ferney should set the t hopefully by Christmas ....

OK - that's cool.

Is the answer The Turfan Fragments by the Orchestra Of The S.E.M. Ensemble?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

OK - that's cool.

Is the answer The Turfan Fragments by the Orchestra Of The S.E.M. Ensemble?

Yes - back to U