Alphabet Associations - II

[Flay]

As pulcers lead me by the GoogleNose try "83 arrangement of Don Giovanni" for the third leg and the " bbm Message from" thread for Trinidad .....

Aha me laddie, that be Wagner WWV 83

[antongould]

Aha me laddie, that be Wagner WWV 83

Good stuff team .....v

So we have

John McCabe
Paul Simon
George Lloyd
Richard Wagner

...... and the link is ...... ?????

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

They've all been described as "the Fifth Beatle"?

[antongould]

They've all been described as "the Fifth Beatle"?

Excellent ferney - should you not be in bed ..... ?????

[antongould]

They've all been described as "the Fifth Beatle"?

As the Proms are upon us already and boardees may want something to do while Clem' and the Cornish Squire are twittering ...... Why doesn't ferney set a Cunning C ..... ?????

[Pulcinella]

As the Proms are upon us already and boardees may want something to do while Clem' and the Cornish Squire are twittering ...... Why doesn't ferney set a Cunning C ..... ?????

I thought that we were waiting till Advent!
(Mind you, it's cold and gloomy enough here today.......)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

But we haven't solved the B!

[antongould]

But we haven't solved the B!

Yes You have it was Beatles ........

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Yes You have it was Beatles ........

What???!!!

King-sized bucket of coleslaw required here, methinks! George Lloyd "the fifth Beatle"?!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Oh, blungerer that I am!!! John, Paul, George, and Der Ringo himself!!!

Brilliant, anton - so cunning, I got it without knowing I'd got it!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Gosh, I feel so dense - so, in that frame of mind:

A Wagnerian philosophising critic; Virtuoso, Weimar, and Final; "America's favorite piano" - what C do they all share in common with Spear's blues?

[antongould]

Gosh, I feel so dense - so, in that frame of mind:

A Wagnerian philosophising critic; Virtuoso, Weimar, and Final; "America's favorite piano" - what C do they all share in common with Spear's blues?

My untrustworthy, advertisement riddled, search engine informs me that the company founded by Dwight Hamilton Baldwin produces "America's favorite piano" not a c to be seen ......

[cloughie]

Coronation

[cloughie]

Coronation Street theme was Lancashire Blues written by Eric Spear. Baldwin's was the Piano and Walker was the Virtuoso and Weimar. Two surnames of the Street! Bryan Magee was the Wagner one but I can't see a link to the Street.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Coronation Street theme was Lancashire Blues written by Eric Spear. Baldwin's was the Piano and Walker was the Virtuoso and Weimar. Two surnames of the Street! Bryan Magee was the Wagner one but I can't see a link to the Street.

Ooh ... phenomenally close, Cloughie: there's another Wagnerian Philosopher with a surname close to one of the Weatherby residents (mentioned recently on this very Forum).

The D is yours, but get rid of Magee for now. (And if you do find a biography of Wagner by Algernon Tatlock, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the Scunthorpe Metropolitan University, I'll let you have that!)