Alphabet Associations - II

[teamsaint]

Going back to Jazzy birdsong - is it Charlie Parker and A Night in Tunisia?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxH83kmjpyw

Nice tune. Very cool. MIne's a bit more square.

[cloughie]

Nice tune. Very cool. MIne's a bit more square.

Shakatak's Night Birds

Is the Richard, Richard Burton?

[teamsaint]

Shakatak's Night Birds

Nice try. check out #1276 again is my advice.

Is the Richard, Richard Burton?

No,'fraid its not Burton , Cloughie. Its music.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No,'fraid its not Burton , Cloughie. Its music.

So not Shakatak, either?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Go on - ts; give us a hand here. Which (if any) of the solutions offered so far are correct? I'm not even certain if Night is right.

[teamsaint]

Go on - ts; give us a hand here. Which (if any) of the solutions offered so far are correct? I'm not even certain if Night is right.

clues? I've been dropping them like Hampshire fielders drop catches !!

Night is right, and features in all the titles.

The Songbird clue is in #1276.

The Bridge you have to find is more Premiere, than Premier, and Wales is where you will find it. ( additional clue in #1275)

BB was correct, of course.

[cloughie]

clues? I've been dropping them like Hampshire fielders drop catches !!

Night is right, and features in all the titles.

The Songbird clue is in #1276.

The Bridge you have to find is more Premiere, than Premier, and Wales is where you will find it. ( additional clue in #1275)

BB was correct, of course.

Berkeley?

[Pulcinella]

So, from the additional clue in #1275, and others along the way, are we looking for a piece by Frank Bridge, with Night in the title, and an association with Richard and Wales, for the first part?

[teamsaint]

So, from the additional clue in #1275, and others along the way, are we looking for a piece by Frank Bridge, with Night in the title, and an association with Richard and Wales, for the first part?

Correct. the " first "element is significant, but I'm sure you'll get the piece anyway.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Frank Bridge

<doh><doh> and double <doh>!!! Frank Bridge never even occurred to me, soggy-brained nincompoop that I am!!!

[teamsaint]

<doh><doh> and double <doh>!!! Frank Bridge never even occurred to me, soggy-brained nincompoop that I am!!!

( in absence of " Shurely Shome mishtake smiley).

Are the "Soggy-brained 'Poops" a "Soggy Bottom boys" spin off?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08e9k-c91E8

At any rate this daft set of clues shouldn't have left you in "Constant Sorrow".

[subcontrabass]

So, from the additional clue in #1275, and others along the way, are we looking for a piece by Frank Bridge, with Night in the title, and an association with Richard and Wales, for the first part?

So Mid of the Night, first recorded by the National Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Richard Hickox?

[teamsaint]

So Mid of the Night, first recorded by the National Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Richard Hickox?

Love that piece.

Finally nailed, to the letter. Much ado about nothing, really.

who wants to take over?

Ferney got the word, and left others to get two thirds of the detail, so I guess its Ferney's by rights, unless Subby or Cloughie are ready to open the bowling .....

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

'owd on! What's the "jazzy birdsong"?

[teamsaint]

'owd on! What's the "jazzy birdsong"?

Cloughie gorrit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hTsUwmXavk