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[mercia]

Rainbows from 1976

anything to do with John Travolta ?

[Dave2002]

mercia

Not AFAIK!

[mercia]

phew, that's a relief !
google says he released a single in 1976 called Rainbows

[Dave2002]

Not sure how you're missing the answer! But, as I say, AFAIK no John Travolta.

[antongould]

Not sure how you're missing the answer! But, as I say, AFAIK no John Travolta.

........you did say they were a little obscure - I like mercia got JT and then Katong!!!!!?????

[mercia]

Not sure how you're missing the answer!

oh, it's quite easy, I assure you

[Dave2002]

You did say you were using Google though. I wonder what you did. Au contraire I don't find Travolta or Katong! Keep trying.

[mercia]

Keep trying.

I'm afraid my attention is on the frustrating Andy Murray at the moment

[Dave2002]

Managed to lose another set!

[Angle]

Kaleidoscope of Rainbows (1976) ?

Unfortunately, I do not know what you mean by "A French city links this solo piece." since the statement is incomplete.

It is perhaps time for some help.

[Simon]

Good evening all! (Or morning or afternoon, depending on where you are).

I'm delighted to see that this thread has kept going for so long and has clearly been enjoyed. I've not been back long, and am still rather tired, but I'll hope to join in again (with some of the simpler puzzles!) at some stage in the next few days. I have quite a lot of leave coming up...

Best to you all,

Simon

[Dave2002]

Ok. Can you think of some French cities? Maybe the instrument might help too, but I'll leave it a bit longer. Interestingly there's yet another composer who's written a piece with this name for the same solo instrument, but his name is not related to French cities.

[Dave2002]

Kaleidoscope of Rainbows (1976) ?

Unfortunately, I do not know what you mean by "A French city links this solo piece." since the statement is incomplete.

It is perhaps time for some help.

K of Rs is by whom? I think you can assume that's the K word.

[amateur51]

Good evening all! (Or morning or afternoon, depending on where you are).

I'm delighted to see that this thread has kept going for so long and has clearly been enjoyed. I've not been back long, and am still rather tired, but I'll hope to join in again (with some of the simpler puzzles!) at some stage in the next few days. I have quite a lot of leave coming up...

Best to you all,

Simon

Why Simon! How ... wonderful!

[amateur51]

K of Rs is by whom? I think you can assume that's the K word.

It's by Neil Ardley, according to google

I think that you can assume, dave, that with 14 hours having passed since you got a response to this puzzle, that more help is required.