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    Quote Originally Posted by Resurrection Man View Post
    You old smoothie, you
    It's been said before and it'll be said again

    Loved the puzzle and the solution. I was at no stage anywhere close to providing the latter
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by amateur51 View Post
    Bravo Norths! :bigrin:

    And top puzzle too, RM!

    I was only half-way through the track listings of all the Manhattan Transfer LPs/CDs
    Out of interest, have you listened to much ManTran - some absoultely brilliant vocals, particularly the female voices, and in my view preferable to Adams' music.

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    Hi folks! As it happens, I do like ManTran - especially the 'Pastiche' album and their beautiful, simple close-harmony version of 'A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square'. I'm not a fan of Mr. Adams's music, I have to confess. I knew about the Presidential element from watching the wonderful series that Channel 4 broadcast starring Paul Giamatti and Lorna Linney (That's just Lorna, you understand). Time for me to devise a 'B' I guess - I'll be back before too long!

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    A 'B' please to link:
    - Carruthers and colleague;
    - nephews and nieces;
    - Shropshire in September, for example

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northender View Post
    Hi folks! As it happens, I do like ManTran - especially the 'Pastiche' album and their beautiful, simple close-harmony version of 'A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square'.
    Isn't a gem? Mecca for Moderns also a great album - love 'Until I met you' and those incredibly high notes! Their vocalisation of 'Birdland' is also good.

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    I'm afraid that I am in the opposing camp! Just sampled some of their tracks on iTunes...I found them barbershop saccharine sweet for my taste.

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    I should perhaps have mentioned that 'B' is a person.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northender View Post
    A 'B' please to link:
    - Carruthers and colleague;
    - nephews and nieces;
    - Shropshire in September, for example
    Anything to do with Wodehouse, Blandings, Emsworth, pigs?

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    'Fraid not. To help you:
    The first element is a bit of a puzzle, the second could also include cousins, uncles and aunts; and the third element shares a title with a work by Turgenev. All scored by B.

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    Well the third element is A month in the Country.

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