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[cloughie]

I may have to leave this to others, I have things to do

Sounds like you're leaving early to avoid the Q. The trumpeter was better known for another instrument.

[mercia]

1 out of 3

I'm feeling lazy - which one of my three was correct please

[amateur51]

Can't manage one right now (it must be my age! )

How true!

[cloughie]

I'm feeling lazy - which one of my three was correct please

Jones

[mercia]

er, Phil Collins for the drummer ?

[cloughie]

er, Phil Collins for the drummer ?

Yes and the other one played for Albion in the 70s.

[mercia]

Albion in the 70s.

Mr Pickett ? - I didn't realise he played trumpet

[cloughie]

Mr Pickett ? - I didn't realise he played trumpet

Nor did I until googling the question!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Pickett

If your musical interests bend in that direction - The Albion Band's Rise up Like the Sun is an exceptionally good album. Definitely in my top 20 all timers!

A Q for the next one, merc!

[mercia]

thanks for the info on Albion, I shall explore as and when
I'm afraid I'm going to have to be very un-British and Q-jump [I believe it's allowed under Article 157 Clause 48 subsection iii/B/q-jumpers (1883) (no doubt someone will correct me on that ) ]




an R to not very excitingly connect

a singer at Lord Lloyd Webber's nuptials, the composer of a double fugue and a French symphonic movement (1920's)

[cloughie]

thanks for the info on Albion, I shall explore as and when
I'm afraid I'm going to have to be very un-British and Q-jump [I believe it's allowed under Article 157 Clause 48 subsection iii/B/q-jumpers (1883) (no doubt someone will correct me on that ) ]




an R to not very excitingly connect

a singer at Lord Lloyd Webber's nuptials, the composer of a double fugue and a French symphonic movement (1920's)

Rugby


Robin Milford
Honegger