Alphabet Associations - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

As Roy Orbison sang It's Over

1812 'ture
the hills and faraway
the pavements.

Consolation prize to Pulcie (if the removal team doesn't lose it in transit), but "Overture" stops before the "t".

Delius - "Over the Hill" - "old age"

Ives:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noaRW1uQEgM

(And I wish I'd thought of Roy Orbison!)

Jokes on cloughie needing a P are forbidden. I'm not kid'n 'ee.

[cloughie]

Consolation prize to Pulcie (if the removal team doesn't lose it in transit), but "Overture" stops before the "t".

Delius - "Over the Hill" - "old age"

Ives:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noaRW1uQEgM

(And I wish I'd thought of Roy Orbison!)

Jokes on cloughie needing a P are forbidden. I'm not kid'n 'ee.

Just been ferney. Will Produce something dreckly.

[vinteuil]

Tchaikovsky at nearly quarter past six (just before tea, it sounds like)

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1812 is nearly 1815, quarter past six, but not sure how this sounds like tea!

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Consolation prize to Pulcie ... but "Overture" stops before the "t".

...

... ah, I geddit. Clever.

( ... I thought 'nearly quarter past six (just before tea)' was a reference to one of those obscure Northern customs )

[cloughie]

A P to link Don, Victoria and Ed

[Flay]

A P to link Don, Victoria and Ed

Within a couple of clues we've gone from Sorajbi to Glass...

[Flay]

Ed is usually Elgar.

Victoria?? Beckham??

[cloughie]

Ed is usually Elgar.

Victoria?? Beckham??

'fraid so - must be a first on AA!

[Lat-Literal]

A P to link Don, Victoria and Ed

Paris?

[cloughie]

Paris?

no but it is a city

[Lat-Literal]

OK.

[Lat-Literal]

Is it Peterborough?

Its football team are known as The Posh which would link to "Posh" Beckham.

Alternatively, Portsmouth?

Pomp and Circumstance (Elgar), Pompey etc.

[cloughie]

OK.

It is indeed Peterborough. now you need Ed and Don, the former lived and died there though not born here, the latter a native of the City.

[Lat-Literal]

It is indeed Peterborough. now you need Ed and Don, the former lived and died there though not born here, the latter a native of the City.

Wow.....just spotted this, cloughie!

[Lat-Literal]

..........Don Lusher.

[cloughie]

..........Don Lusher.

Yes,

Now the singer - Think Canada!