Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

Good on you, Anton!

[Flay]

http://abcnews.go.com/International/...ry?id=16701894

[hedgehog]

Because the nights are cutting in and I am on holiday and I miss it.......

An A to link

Palermo
Beautiful People and
False Teeth

Hi Anton, I haven't a clue about your question unless Palermo relates to Argentina. The article Flay refers to however (Aaargh!) is in Austria.

Very dark and dim here indeed.......

[antongould]

Not a location but a name old friends

[hedgehog]

First names or last names? Alessandro Scarlatti was born in Palermo.

[antongould]

Indeed he was.........

[hedgehog]

I think this thread may have depopulated itself Anton.

I have discovered however that Alessandro is the actual name of Benny Bennassi, the lyrics writer of "Beautiful People".

Googling Alessandro and false teeth brings up a cornet player called Alessandro Liberati .........................erm bit obscure perhaps there is another answer?

[Flay]

I just about got that too but was out shopping with Mrs Flay who was watching me like a hawk every time I reached for my mobile. She simply does not understand life's priorities. Like AA....

I think you've got it, Tiggy. Spoon up the deli coleslaw. It's an age since it was last served.

[antongould]

I just about got that too but was out shopping with Mrs Flay who was watching me like a hawk every time I reached for my mobile. She simply does not understand life's priorities. Like AA....

I think you've got it, Tiggy. Spoon up the deli coleslaw. It's an age since it was last served.

Hedgehog has indeed got it ......no need for coleslaw it's all there let's B having you in your own good time.....

[amateur51]

I think this thread may have depopulated itself Anton.

I have discovered however that Alessandro is the actual name of Benny Bennassi, the lyrics writer of "Beautiful People".

Googling Alessandro and false teeth brings up a cornet player called Alessandro Liberati .........................erm bit obscure perhaps there is another answer?

too bluddy true!

[hedgehog]

Looking for a: B for 10; a B and no B; Galliard, piece Number 21.

It's a word, in two languages, but quite similar in both.

[cloughie]

Looking for a: B for 10; a B and no B; Galliard, piece Number 21.

It's a word, in two languages, but quite similar in both.

Is the Galliard a piece, a composer or an ensemble?
Is the 10 a number of players or even a number of fingers?

[antongould]

Is the Galliard a piece, a composer or an ensemble?
Is the 10 a number of players or even a number of fingers?

Welcome home Cloughers as Peters and Lee would say......

[mercia]

apparently there's a Ballade for 10 cellos

[cloughie]

Welcome home Cloughers as Peters and Lee would say......

Thanks Anton for reviving AA - I've been thinking these boards are getting a bit tired recently - AA's not everbody's cuppa but it's sociable and keeps the grey cells ticking over.