More clues.

Loneliness is a cloak you wear
A deep shade of blue
Is always there

American group who weren't actually related.

Dear Tina and Carole, Thank you both for your updates and apologies ( again ) for not replying sooner to your posts. Tina, I see that you haven’t been rowing for a while, so have your plans to compete in the Games fallen through, or are you managing to keep up with the training but not posting your ...

Thank you Plummy.

Now for some more weather related nostalgia:

The tears are always cloudin' your eyes

plummy wrote: ↑Sun Oct 01, 2023 3:34 pm Back to when things were black and white:

The sun is out, the sky is blue
There's not a cloud to spoil the view

As someone who can remember black and white, Dixon of Dock Green, Quatermass and The Pit and Rag, Tag and Bobtail ...

Raining in my heart Buddy Holly.

Two more ladies would float 2 more boats. Thank you Jill and Brit for 2 and 3 Thank you Steve. :) It is possible that some ladies might be on holiday or even, not very well. I would also like to take this opportunity to give a special mention for Clare, because of her excellent record of participat...

Hi Jill, thanks so much for checking in. Yes, we are still aiming to compete in the Games, but my training is not what it should be. Still going to the gym and doing weight training, but actual rowing training is a bit sparse. Raj is still going strong at 16 years old - his kidneys are failing, but...

Dear Philip, you are such a gent And I promise it is my intent To help holler, " Anchors away " Alas though, not on this day ' Cos ' my energy levels are spent :-({|= :fsbgrin: :fswink: Philip, due to a change of plan, I've had to complete the Dog Day Challenge today, and now need a couple...

Dear Carole, I am so sorry to hear about your heart problems - you poor girl - what a horrible, frightening experience, to go through. When you start undergoing cardio rehab, all that hard work to achieve a healthy weight again, =D> will be to your advantage, because the last thing that you need rig...

Hi Jill. Before seeing your post, I decided to share the pain with you and name the tune, rather than just saying "it is bad no one can name it". Really bbbbbbad. But, I decided to "person up" and save you. Thank you Peter, that's brilliant. :lol: Last year, George Thorogood and...

Hm, those are strong lyrics. Should be I nstantly recognisable, if you know them! Sorry, another one I can’t decipher. Steve, when all is revealed, I can guarantee that you will be blushing. :fsbgrin: :fswink: I need a break from posting tunes that people don't know. I will not name this one unless...

Thank you Peter - sometimes my little grey cells can be described as a whiter shade of pale. :roll: :fsbgrin: I do have a Doors LP which is safely packed away in the attic and although Richard has a working turntable, I haven't played anything on it for ages. Grey cells at the ready: The head nurse ...

Hello, I would love you to tell me the name of this song! Peter, having just eaten a 🐟 supper, the ' scales have now fallen from my eyes ' ... or possibly, it could have been your latest clue. :fsbgrin: Hello, I love you, will/won't you tell me your name. I should have recognised this song a lot so...

Peter_S wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 10:36 pm They say that when door closes another door opens. This seems good unless you are in prison.

Just saying.

Peter, are you hinting that this is a song by The Doors?

This one I knew without Plummy's help. Send In The Clowns Ann & I are trying to remember the musical without looking it up. Was it How To Succeed in Business (etc.) with Dudley Moore? Peter and Ann, well done both of you, as the song is of course, Send in the clowns from the musical, A Little N...

Where are the clowns? I know a version by a lady singer (Ann Murray??) Sorry Plummy, that's not the right answer, although you are partially correct. :) However, if some ( including myself ) were asked, " Where are the clowns? ", our immediate reply would be, " In the Houses of Parli...

Thank you Peter.

My choice is from a musical and my favourite version is by Frank Sinatra.

isn't it rich
Isn't it queer

Peter, now I see the light. You're in my heart

Dear Philip -

Because of your heartfelt request
I'll take part is this scary team test
I think we all know
That my pace will be slow
Cos my ' talents ' long ago ' all went west '

It's in writing now so I will have a go tomorrow.

Peter, I agree with Plummy, you won ' fair and square '. Most of us have occasionally had that lightbulb moment, courtesy of another's suggestion. At the moment though, your contribution is not providing me with any illumination.

Plummy, I'm not 100% sure on the exact title of this song but is it And then I go and spoil it all?

plummy wrote: ↑Sat Jul 22, 2023 6:24 pm Is it "not fade away" - or very similar?

Plummy, it most certainly is. Well done.

Handing the baton over to you.

Thank you Ron. I only recognised the first line of Jet , otherwise it would have been, :-k Mmmm ... Nope. :lol: Not being a huge C and W fan, I've never heard of Randy Travis, although I think he would have been happy for my son to accompany him on Deeper Than The Holler , as he is a whizz on the pe...

Thank you Steve.

You will need to go back to the nineteen fifties for this song, although it has been covered since by several artists, including the Grateful Dead, the Rolling Stones and Queen.

My love is bigger than a Cadillac

Wolfmiester wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 6:01 am …I can almost remember their funny faces.
That time you told ‘em that you were gonna be marrying soon”.

Steve, if I'm not mistaken, then this is Jet.

My last clue was the opening two lines of the song but as It doesn't look as if this is going anywhere, the answer is, Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who.

Paul, as you did put up a suggestion, I will nominate you to take over the baton.