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Pacta sunt servanda !!! -
This is all completely lost on me, just relieved it's not Niel Diamond!
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Think a Prominent Henry, where fix=arrangeOriginally posted by hedgehog View PostThis is all completely lost on me, just relieved it's not Niel Diamond!
Think buses for NeilComment
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Same here - in both respects......Comment
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Old Timber? Sir Henry Wood, founder of the Proms, and arranger of sea shanties?Originally posted by cloughie View Post
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Also arranger of a tune often used by orchestras to open concerts.Originally posted by amateur51 View PostOld Timber? Sir Henry Wood, founder of the Proms, and arranger of sea shanties?Comment
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CorrectOriginally posted by amateur51 View PostOh dear, I'm being slow, National Anthem?
Now Neil's buses or more accurately coaches.
Paul Simon ... shining?Comment
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Paul Simon - Shining Like a National Guitar [strange title]
hurrah - someone has found the N
Neil Hannon !!Last edited by mercia; 26-05-13, 09:31.Comment
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Would be a divine comedy but no one is laughing.
To move On
ams I thinkComment
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Oh I think mercs got much more than I did, cloughie. But if he's otherwise engaged ...?Originally posted by cloughie View PostWould be a divine comedy but no one is laughing.
To move On
ams I think
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Come on ams, chuck back a tablespoonful of NightNurse and give us something phenomenal !Originally posted by amateur51 View PostOh I think mercs got much more than I did, cloughie. But if he's otherwise engaged ...?
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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One did well in USSR but better in Yorkshire; the other wrote music for art films plus symphonies, quartets etc. Only two but what Os?Originally posted by Caliban View PostCome on ams, chuck back a tablespoonful of NightNurse and give us something phenomenal !
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A brace of Ovchinnikovs?Originally posted by amateur51 View PostOne did well in USSR but better in Yorkshire; the other wrote music for art films plus symphonies, quartets etc. Only two but what Os?
Vyacheslav the film and symphony composer
Vladimir the pianist (he came first in the Leeds and joint second in the Moscow)
You could have roped in the former Lokomotiv Moscow goalie to make up the three-some - teamsaint might have rushed in for a winner
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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