Alphabet associations - I

[rubbernecker]

well certainly Marty Robbins "Devil Woman" [1962]

and I was thinking of the tritone diabolus in musica - tho' that's perhaps a chord rather than a note -

and there must be some Devil Hawks out there if I rootle about a bit...

Well, you can stop that rootling right now. I'm afraid Devil is completely wrong. I was just curious to see whether there was a valid parallel answer...

[vinteuil]

Well, you can stop that rootling right now. I:

... what a relief!

[mercia]

Desafinado, Portuguese for "off-key" (apparently)

a 1962 hit for Ella Fitzgerald and/or Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd

[amateur51]

You people move at quite a pace, innit.

I turned my back to butter a bagel n whooooosh we're on 'D' already

[mercia]

and a Coleman Hawkins (?the Hawk) album ..... not sure about this

[rubbernecker]

You people move at quite a pace, innit.

I turned my back to butter a bagel n whooooosh we're on 'D' already

Never turn your back, especially if butter is in the vicinity...

We're not quite there yet, Mercia has yet to bring in the hawk.

EDIT: Ah, he has

[amateur51]

Never turn your back, especially if butter is in the viciinity ...

Is that a direct quote from that lass in 'Last Tango in Paris', rubbers?

Recently deceased, I believe

[rubbernecker]

and a Coleman Hawkins (?the Hawk) album ..... not sure about this

Don't doubt yourself, you're there. The Hawk is Coleman and Desafinado was the album title.

The song was originally penned by Antonio Carlos Jobim, of course

You make it look so E-zee!

[amateur51]

Don't doubt yourself, you're there. The Hawk is Coleman and Desafinado was the album title.

You make it look so E-zee!

Bravo mercia!

[mercia]

E

- Prendergast's final solo
- no. 38
- Crocodiles
- Willibald's last
- Flosst, mein heiland (umlaut on o)

[rubbernecker]

E

- Prendergast's final solo
- no. 38
- Crocodiles
- Willibald's last
- Flosst, mein heiland (umlaut on o)

Echo
John Barry
Haydn Echo Symphony
Echo and the Bunnymen

I'll let someone else finish it off and set F. Far too EASY, dear Mercia!

[amateur51]

E

- Prendergast's final solo
- no. 38
- Crocodiles
- Willibald's last
- Flosst, mein heiland (umlaut on o)

Well .... Haydn symphony no 38 The Echo
Crocodiles is first album of Echo & The Bunny Men
Christoph Willibald Gluck's last original opera is Echo et Narcisse

for the rest ..... I'm still twiddling!

Edit: Didn't see rubbers' entry (Matron!)

[Nick Armstrong]

Didn't see rubbers' entry (Matron!)

He's always popping up, Dr Tinkle... You'll soon get used to it.

[amateur51]

He's always popping up, Dr Tinkle... You'll soon get used to it.

I resemble that remark!

[mercia]

Far too EASY

so much so that your chums can't even finish it off