Alphabet associations - I

[Tapiola]

Better known for vibrations

I remember using one of these as a blue collar youth. I can still feel the vibes...

[Tapiola]

OK, this will be Kwik! And rather hastily kobbled together.

Three of the same: Marching in Lancashire? Dancing in Scandinavia. Better known for vibrations than this Biblical context.

Are we talking early music, Anna?

[Anna]

Are we talking early music, Anna?

Only for one element but the date of composition is not really pertinent to the answer. I am now leaving until 2.15

[Tapiola]

I am ineluctably drawn to King...

[cloughie]

I am ineluctably drawn to King...

As in sparKING clogs, the Mountain KING and the Kings Singers recording of Good Vibrations - Well maybe no!

[mercia]

A guava, innit?

indeed. a little detail I forgot. sorry.

[Nick Armstrong]

indeed. a little detail I forgot. sorry.

No problem.

Your deleted bit sent me off to the news, thanks! I'll avoid the TCR.... I was going to say I've been tempted to chuck computers out of windows, but the situation seems a sad one and a rather serious one in fact...

[Anna]

I am ineluctably drawn to King...

I'm back and please go with that thought everyone although it's none of the ones mentioned by cloughie. The marching need not be in Lancs, it could be in the Deep South and the vibrations are nothing to do with the Beach Boys but better known for jazz

[Tapiola]

I'm back and please go with that thought everyone although it's none of the ones mentioned by cloughie. The marching need not be in Lancs, it could be in the Deep South and the vibrations are nothing to do with the Beach Boys but better known for jazz

Well, as far as I got was:

Marching - Sousa, the March King (the Lancs clue escapes me)
Dancing - The King of Denmark's Galliard, by Dowland (Scandinavian reference)
Biblical context - King James Bible
Vibrations - owt to do with BB King, or EDIT King Oliver?



Sorry for the haste. I have work to finish off before I get found out...

[Anna]

Well, as far as I got was:
Marching - Sousa, the March King (the Lancs clue escapes me)
Dancing - The King of Denmark's Galliard, by Dowland (Scandinavian reference)Biblical context - King James Bible
Vibrations - owt to do with BB King, or EDIT King Oliver?

Sorry for the haste. I have work to finish off before I get found out...

Those I have emboldened are correct (Gosh, that sounds quite Biblical?)
It is indeed a March by Sousa, think what Lancashire and the Deep South are famous for?
Biblical element, someone normally associated with his vibes rather than a full symphonic score

[Tapiola]

Those I have emboldened are correct (Gosh, that sounds quite Biblical?)

Verily I say unto thee that there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth and the teeth shall be gnashened.

Still no further on with the unemboldened and godless wretches.

[Tapiola]

Verily I say unto thee that there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth and the teeth shall be gnashened.

Still no further on with the unemboldened and godless wretches.

King Cotton!

[Anna]

Still no further on with the unemboldened and godless wretches.

OK, further cluette re the Sousa. Assume you're in Sydney and you see a poster advertising a Sale of Manchesters in a department store? What would you go and buy?
Edit: Cross posted with Taps - yes, it's King Cotton!! Well done.

[vinteuil]

... yea, let us not forget the motto of Springfield* - "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man."


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* The Simpsons - natch...

[Anna]

Well, Taps obviously has kracked the K (not the bestest of puzzles I have to confess), not sure if he wants a final stab at the last part, I'll hang on unless anyone else wants to be bold and finish it off. The subject of the last lost his friend, can be found in Kings, Samuel and Chronicles and stood up to a bully ........