Alphabet associations - I

[Norfolk Born]

[QUOTE=cloughie;134319]OK Cal - he never requested any clarification but you could well be right, but I claim it on a majority verdict![/QUOTE]
Well ...it makes a change from the customary procedure, I suppose! If majority verdicts are to be allowed as a criterion for the setting of questions, can I request that provision also be made for appeals?

[Nick Armstrong]

OK Cal - he never requested any clarification but you could well be right, but I claim it on a majority verdict!

No argument there Mr C - U are very welcome!

[Flay]

Any Unsung heroes here while all this is being debated?

[Flay]

Unsung Heroes by the Dixie Dregs written by their guitarist Steve Morse
Unsung Hero by the Blake Band featuring Caroline Redman Lusher http://www.blakeofficial.com/unsung-...edmund-lusher/

Err Um for the third

[Flay]

Forgotten Songs & Unsung Heroes perhaps? John Kay of Steppenwolf???

Have I got BO or something...?

[cloughie]

Forgotten Songs & Unsung Heroes perhaps? John Kay of Steppenwolf???

Have I got BO or something...?

Sorry, should have said, out with the singers down the pub. Not Unsung I'm afraid. Code in your first answer correct but wrong kind of band.

[Flay]

Sorry, should have said, out with the singers down the pub. Not Unsung I'm afraid. Code in your first answer correct but wrong kind of band.

<doh> Back to the drawing board

[mercia]

Glorious thins

like After Eight mints ?

[mercia]

Code in your first answer correct

so the composer is Steve Morse?
or somebody else called Morse?
do any of the elements of the question begin with U or is it just the link ?

[cloughie]

so the composer is Steve Morse?
or somebody else called Morse?
do any of the elements of the question begin with U or is it just the link ?

The link in 1 and 3, pt 2 begins with U.

[rubbernecker]

Bliss's 'Things to come' Suite and Haydn's hymn tune 'Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken'. Don't know about the children's opera...

Just seen Cloughie's update. I think my answer for element #1 is more likely to be what Rubbers had in mind...

Things to Come, was indeed the answer to 1. As it appeared to me to be obvious, I didn't press Cloughie to show his hand. If this were a game of poker, I guess you could have raised him in the stakes, Caliban, but then he was holding the Wild card and you'd have lost.

I think he won fair and square

[cloughie]

Things to Come, was indeed the answer. As it appeared to me to be obvious, I didn't press Cloughie to show his hand. If this were a game of poker, I guess you could have raised him in the stakes, Caliban, but then he was holding the Wild card and you'd have lost.

I think he won fair and square

You got to know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em.

[rubbernecker]

You got to know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em.

Yer doggone right, y'ol' Texan dude

[Flay]

MoribUnd. Need a clUe please

[cloughie]

MoribUnd. Need a clUe please

A U to link

A coded American Band Composer
A soprano who has been known to crossover
A difficult to pinpoint sixties vocal group - the U appears in one of their song titles, the writer of which might have been responsible for a wet cake.