Alphabet associations - I

[hedgehog]

Peter Sculthorpe

Loquacity reaps its rewards!

[cloughie]

Loquacity reaps its rewards!

Sculthorpe United!

An L linked by Hans, Roger and Thomas.

[amateur51]

Sculthorpe United!

An L linked by Hans, Roger and Thomas.

Roger Sessions? Hans Gal?

[cloughie]

Roger Sessions? Hans Gal?

Neither ...nor...

[Flay]

Neither ...nor...

Nuffin...

Any chance of a glim?

[cloughie]

Nuffin...

Any chance of a glim?

The link to Hans and Roger are in the easy listening area, Thomas poetic anticipating Autumn. No glims - that would be Michael and Keith surely!

[Flay]

Thomas poetic anticipating Autumn.

From winter, plague, and pestilence, good Lord deliver us!

[Flay]

Perhaps I am getting there at Last

[cloughie]

Perhaps I am getting there at Last

What leads you to that final conclusion?

[Flay]

What leads you to that final conclusion?

Well, James Last was born Hans Last.

So far so good...

Summer's Last Will and Testament is a choral masque or cantata by Constant Lambert, written between 1932 and 1935, and premiered in 1936... It is based on the poem of the same name by Thomas Nashe, written around 1592 (hence "From winter, plague, and pestilence, good Lord deliver us!")

Is that too tenuous?

[Flay]

Then there's this:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hKdRpDpIR70&feature=related

[Flay]

Have a look at all the youtube links there... A trip down Memory Lane...

[cloughie]

Then there's this:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hKdRpDp...eature=related

One bit left - poem written in 19th century now probably better known as a song.

[Anna]

One bit left - poem written in 19th century now probably better known as a song.

So (joining this late) that's the Roger element then? And, you previously said Roger was easy listening? Well, I cannot see Roger Whittaker doing a 19th cent. poem, but is it him we should look for?

[cloughie]

So (joining this late) that's the Roger element then? And, you previously said Roger was easy listening? Well, I cannot see Roger Whittaker doing a 19th cent. poem, but is it him we should look for?

So far
Last

James (ne Hans) Last

Roger Whittaker sang The Last Farewell

now need a Poet called Thomas who wrote a poem containing the word Last which became a song.