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There was nothing too problematic here, unless you jumped to a quick conclusion!
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Disarmingly
frank, this organist told BtP that he left Procol after ‘a small tussle’
with Gary Brooker over a piece of Bach-like writing. |
Don Snow. The question and the answer start with the same letter, so competitors were able to discount it. The anecdote in question is here |
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In
the songs Cerdes (Outside the Gates of), Magdalene (My Regal
Zonophone), Fires (Which Burnt Brightly) and
Whaling Stories Keith Reid mentions various members of the same musical instrument ‘family’: are they blown,
plucked or strummed? |
Blown ... the instruments are flugelhorn, bugle and trumpet |
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All these songs – The Emperor’s New
Clothes, Sister Mary, Fools Gold, Fresh
Fruit
and Too Much Between Us – mention one particular human body-part; find a song from
the Grand Hotel album that could be added to the list. |
Toujours l’Amour: the organ in question is 'heart' |
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The
(scarcely) hidden name in the title of this very annoying newspaper-clipping is Tim Renwick |
The number of letters separating forename and surname is
13, and the thirteenth letters in the qualifying questions are F and F
GEOFF |
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