Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

A W to link:

(1) a teacher;
(2) a songwriter and record producer;
(3) a singer who composed to his own libretto.

West

[subcontrabass]

West

In a word: No.

[Nick Armstrong]

In a word: No.

In a smiley:

[cloughie]

In a smiley:

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Am I correct in assuming that the surname of the three people doesn't begin with W?

[Nick Armstrong]

Needless to say my guffaw was about the brevity of the exchange, not about the cogency of your suggestion...

[subcontrabass]

Am I correct in assuming that the surname of the three people doesn't begin with W?

Two of them are people with a surname beginning with W.

[cloughie]

Needless to say my guffaw was about the brevity of the exchange, not about the cogency of your suggestion...

Don't you wish that some R3 presenters would match this brevity?

[cloughie]

Two of them are people with a surname beginning with W.

William(s)

[amateur51]

William(s)

William Williams Pantycelyn was a renowned Welsh hymn-writer

[Nick Armstrong]

Don't you wish that some R3 presenters would match this brevity?

Yes

[subcontrabass]

William(s)

No. Stop guessing. Additional clue to the third (non-W) (and note the punctuation): sadly, restored to the "Last Night" this year.

[cloughie]

No. Stop guessing. Additional clue to the third (non-W) (and note the punctuation): sadly, restored to the "Last Night" this year.

Who says I'm guessing? I could just be eliminating!

[Anna]

I've been away couple of days (Y Sioe) the most prestigious social event of the year (Royal Welsh to those uninitiated, Welsh Cobs in particular) I only got Williams (now discarded) then Wood and Werther. But I would say I am back, although not this evening, due to Danny Boyle!

[Nick Armstrong]

Welsh Cobs

Yummy!! Warm and slathered with fresh butter? A report on the 'daily bread' thread is called for, perhaps?

I am back

Yay!

although not this evening, due to Danny Boyle!

Booo