Alphabet associations - I

[Angle]

Fats Waller also played Chelsea from "A London Suite", apparently.

[Anna]

Fats Waller, you're feet too big

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE-maxEOc4Q

[Angle]

It looks like Am51 got the points

[Angle]

Shouldn't that be "feet's", Anna?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0HCLrozKzk

[Anna]

Shouldn't that be "feet's", Anna?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0HCLrozKzk

O Yes. Now, on to the L because I am confused. Not to say, dazed

[Angle]

Wasn't that the L ? Am51 and Ofca seem to have gone off somewhere.

[Norfolk Born]

If, by 'going off somewhere', you mean 'having supper', then I guess I must plead guilty.
Eric Coates, who wrote 'The Dam Busters' march, Fats Waller, who spoke the offending words in the song 'You're Feet's Too Big', and Neil Simon (no second 'i'), who wrote 'The Odd Couple' and other vehicles for Messrs. Matthau and Lemmon, all also wrote A London Suite.
Am 51 for the 'M'?

[amateur51]

Wasn't that the L ? Am51 and Ofca seem to have gone off somewhere.

I'm waiting for the verification from himself, innit.

I shall be doing my noodles soon so he'd better hurry up

EDIT: Here he is!

Cherchez le 'M' - I'll be back soon.

[Anna]

I'm waiting for the verification from himself, innit.

I shall be doing my noodles soon so he'd better hurry up

The only L I got is The Clash, London Calling. Oh well, noodles are good,

[amateur51]

I have deferred making my dins to rustle up instead this tasty little puzzle for you, my treasures!

What M

Is a singer once called ‘the Marylin Monroe of popular song’

Made a film apparently about her sex life and another in which she had no regrets

Closed Radio Luxembourg nightly for a while

All 3 answers are musical

[antongould]

Marion of the maid variety?

[Angle]

Marion Ryan and others

[antongould]

Montgomery and Cotillard?

[amateur51]

Montgomery and Cotillard?

Ooooh first blood to Angle and then a thundering follow-up 2&3 from anton (welcome back!)

[amateur51]

OOOOh maybe you're wating for the full answer?

Marion Ryan, a popular singer of the 1960s was once called 'the Marylin Monroe of Popular song

Marion Cotillard starred in 'My Sex Life' and played Edith Piaf in 'La Vie En Rose', in which we head Puaf singing 'Je Ne Regrette Rien'

A Marion Montgomery record was used to close Radio Luxembourg's nightly broadcasts for a number of years.

And there you have it.

Anton with an N next please