When you sent us your answer, all we wanted was a single letter, (a), (b) or
(c). The question was: Which letter, (a), (b) or (c), represented
the highest number of correct answers?
Clearly, as shewn above, the correct answers were a, a, b,
b, and b: the predominant 'correct' letter, therefore, was (b) ... as
many readers doubtless inferred from the absurd over-use of the word 'be'
in the text on this page.Congratulations to the 21 people who got this right,
including:
Charlie A, Dave A, David A, Matthew A, Michel B, Barbara
B, Keith C, Marvin C, Peter C, Dalton G, Pat K, David K, Axel L, Irving L, Carl
M, Donald M, John O, Otto R and Heidi W.
Special congratulations, though, to Per Olov
Österlind, whose name was first out of the BtP Homburg, and who wins
the Union Chapel reissue, and the Procol box set.
And also to Al Semok, who, as the runner-up, gets the Union
Chapel two-disc reissue itself.
Would those two winners please send their
'real-world' addresses, and we'll get the prizes on their way to them
early next week.
Thanks to Chas at Salvo Records by whose generosity we are able to offer
such fine prizes!
This morning's
Glamorous Assistant (right) was none other than four year-old Ms Alice
Kermode, from Long Beach, California, who happened to arrive at BtP's UK
HQ at the opportune moment (her father, Lloyd, played memorable guitar
on Goin' Down Slow with the Palers' Band
ten years ago).
And for those who
didn't get lucky this time, you can just buy
the Union Chapel double-album reissue at an excellent price from 'Beyond the Pale':
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