Alphabet associations - I

[Resurrection Man]

Definitely, oddball....give it a go. but pm me the answer first

[Quarky]

Thanks Mercia - at least I'm on the right lines for answering these puzzles! But question setting is an order of magnitude more difficult.

I'm actually just going out to a concert. Could we do a deal? If you or one of the others could set J, I will have a go at K, or wherever you are when I'm next back in action!

[Anna]

Thanks Mercia - at least I'm on the right lines for answering these puzzles! But question setting is an order of magnitude more difficult.

I'm actually just going out to a concert. Could we do a deal? If you or one of the others could set J, I will have a go at K, or wherever you are when I'm next back in action!

Well, that's not quite the way it works Odders, but enjoy your concert (what is it?)
I suppose could do a J but I need to be out of here in around an hour max, so I would need a quick fix! Although it looks as if everyone is now offline

[antongould]

To keep the pot boiling albeit feebly

a J to link

A Wartime Toccata for Two pianos
If You've Gotta Go Go Now
Twice on Morecambe and Wise

[Anna]

To keep the pot boiling albeit feebly

a J to link

A Wartime Toccata for Two pianos
If You've Gotta Go Go Now
Twice on Morecambe and Wise

Well done anton. I think it may be a quiet Saturday night.
How about, If you gotta go now - that French bloke, Johnny Hallyday – "Maintenant ou jamais" Or, M&W, Glenda Jackson?? Just chucking some names out before the regular posse arrive ....

[Nick Armstrong]

regular posse

Miaouw



Bit of an in-and-out evening here. Thanks for a J to think about, anton!

[cloughie]

Well done anton. I think it may be a quiet Saturday night.
How about, If you gotta go now - that French bloke, Johnny Hallyday – "Maintenant ou jamais" Or, M&W, Glenda Jackson?? Just chucking some names out before the regular posse arrive ....

It's Jackson or Jones.

[antongould]

It's Jackson or Jones.

Not on the card it's not.....

[Nick Armstrong]

A Wartime Toccata for Two pianos

Which war, I wonder....? Because I can find a Toccata for Two pianos by Germaine Tailleferre... but it's from 1957. So that makes it early Vietnam War...

No J leaping out at me though.

Irrelevant, anton?

[amateur51]

Thank you for this, Cali; we went for a very short stroll around her garden early this afternoon - the first time she's been outdoors since she came home.

Sounds good, ferney. There was a definite hint of Spring in the air earlier in the week darn Sarf, before this wintery nip returned

Green shoots can be very encouraging to the healing person - all the very best to you both

[antongould]

Which war, I wonder....? Because I can find a Toccata for Two pianos by Germaine Tailleferre... but it's from 1957. So that makes it early Vietnam War...

No J leaping out at me though.

Irrelevant, anton?

39-45 M'Lud which I think was your second.........

[antongould]

39-45 M'Lud which I think was your second.........

.....and the M&W guest was a pipe smoker.......

[cloughie]

.....and the M&W guest was a pipe smoker.......

So not AnJela Rippon then.

[mercia]

Harold Wilson was a pipe-smoking guest - obviously not a J though - and probably only appeared once

wartime two-piano Toccatas seem to be very thin on the ground - VW's Piano Concerto in its 2-piano version opens with a Toccata (and is vaguely war-time I think)

EDIT - more pipe smokers - Fred Trueman, Patrick Moore, Percy Thrower

[antongould]

Harold Wilson was a pipe-smoking guest - obviously not a J though - and probably only appeared once

wartime two-piano Toccatas seem to be very thin on the ground - VW's Piano Concerto in its 2-piano version opens with a Toccata (and is vaguely war-time I think)

EDIT - more pipe smokers - Fred Trueman, Patrick Moore, Percy Thrower

According to Wiki the great socialist appeared twice .......so one down on the path to J........