Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

Marmalade on Hovis, mmmmm!

Been toying with this problem, without success.

Are you talking the popular '60s beat combo, The Marmalade?

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That was the Norfolk Born Tribute post.

Come back NB, if you're lurking!

Not the band though that was an excellent single.

[cloughie]

Hmm - you were looking at things lepidopteraic too, Flay?


Dan Emmett formed (one of) the first Blackface "minstrel" troupes ....

Emmett is the forename (and nothing to do with holidaymakers in Cornwall)

[mercia]

Emmett is the forename (and nothing to do with holidaymakers in Cornwall)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Tinley

????????


I've just read that the actor who played Emmet Hawksworth in 'Keeping Up Appearances' was also Willens in 'If ......'

so now you know

[Flay]

Hmm - you were looking at things lepidopteraic too, Flay?

Indeed I was. Indeed I was.

[mercia]

The Death of Emmett Till ?????

[cloughie]

The Death of Emmett Till ?????

no

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Emmett Brown in Back to the Future?

[mercia]

no

I assume it was no to Emmett Tinley too

[vinteuil]

and nuffink to do with Emm. Ett. Thomas the conductor neither, I suspose...

[antongould]

George Malcolm Emmett who played cricket for Gloucestershire with the great Wally Hammond?

[cloughie]

I suggest you look at the Dvorak first!

[subcontrabass]

I suggest you look at the Dvorak first!

Symphony No. 1 ???

[cloughie]

Symphony No. 1 ???

Indeed it rings true!

[subcontrabass]

Indeed it rings true!

So the answer appears to be "Bells":

Dvořák: Symphony No. 1: "The Bells of Zlonice"

A. Emmett Adams: "The Bells of St. Mary's"

?? "Lady Marmalade" recorded by Labelle ???

[cloughie]

So the answer appears to be "Bells":

Dvořák: Symphony No. 1: "The Bells of Zlonice"

A. Emmett Adams: "The Bells of St. Mary's"

?? "Lady Marmalade" recorded by Labelle ???

Totally correct, C what you can come up with next!