Alphabet associations

[rubbernecker]

Jerry Goldsmith wrote the theme for the TV Waltons show (hope I've got that right)

Oh, genius, Mercs!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

So is the song 'Blow the Wind Southerly' about a north or south facing wind?

Sorry; missed this. A "southerly" wind is one that blows from the South. The song's most famous interpreter () being ... ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Jerry Goldsmith wrote the theme for the TV Waltons show (hope I've got that right)

[amateur51]

Sorry; missed this. A "southerly" wind is one that blows from the South. The song's most famous interpreter () being ... ?

Depends which pub's karaoke night you're talking about

[rubbernecker]

Sorry; missed this. A "southerly" wind is one that blows from the South. The song's most famous interpreter () being ... ?

Our Kathy. But she were a Lancs lass, and there's no Walton there, is there?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Our Kathy. But she were a Lancs lass, and there's no Walton there, is there?

Aye, she were, an' aye there is!

[Flay]

OK then, for us mere mortals, please may we have an Anna law compliant answer (and maybe some of the workings). I'm flabbergasted and flummoxed

[rubbernecker]

OK then, for us mere mortals, please may we have an Anna law compliant answer (and maybe some of the workings). I'm flabbergasted and flummoxed

Can I pass on that, and leave it to Ferney. I'm afraid I am not around for the remainder of the evening and must bid farewell. Thanks for the fun day.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

OK then, for us mere mortals, please may we have an Anna law compliant answer (and maybe some of the workings). I'm flabbergasted and flummoxed

Well, rubbers cut straight to the chase with Walton.
William Walton wrote a cantata In Honour of the City of London;

mercs noted that Jerry Goldsmith wrote the Theme to the TV series The Waltons; (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AXWdQNzSb4)

... and rubbers again got to Kathleen Ferrier (via Blow the Wind Southerly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjvHg9cBriw ) who was born (100 years ago this coming Sunday) in the village of Higher Walton, nr Blackburn, Lancs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher_...mous_residents) - 'tho' her ancestors originated in Pembrokeshire; hence the Musical talent!

I hope mercs won't mind the next Rubber being rubber's?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I'm afraid I am not around for the remainder of the evening and must bid farewell. Thanks for the fun day.

Good night, rubbers. Good night, John boy. Good night, Lou. Good night, sweet ladies. Good night, good night.

(From The Waltons to The Waste Land: that's postmodernism for you! )

Mercs; would you mind taking the next, whilst we let rubbers enjoy his evening's gallavantings?