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4. you might hear this in the West Midlands, Somerset, SW6 but not at the moment
1. Hanging out the washing (from the late 70s, not a UK chart hit but did well in the US charts and comes from a classic album, one-word answer, female name)
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (who is the Duke of Wellington?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath (2006 No 1, what does being under oath mean)
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool (from the late 70s, think of another name for the pool)
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper would love Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (who is this Johnny? He's getting on a bit now. People know his daughter better these days.)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over)
20. Starting to sing in bed
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (who is the Duke of Wellington?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath (2006 No 1, what does being under oath mean)
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool (from the late 70s, think of another name for the pool)
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper would love Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (who is this Johnny? He's getting on a bit now. People know his daughter better these days.)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over)
20. Starting to sing in bed
HGS i was thinking the same but can think of a jumbled up ball!
Rubber Ball?
Rubber Ball?
4. 
but along the right lines with the sort of title, sorry missed it earlier - forum is shocking today
8.
5. HIPS DON'T LIE HGS
7. LIDO SHUFFLE pp
16. getting there HGS
2.
but along the right lines with the sort of title, sorry missed it earlier - forum is shocking today8.
5. HIPS DON'T LIE
HGS7. LIDO SHUFFLE
pp16. getting there HGS
2.
1. Hanging out the washing (from the late 70s, not a UK chart hit but did well in the US charts and comes from a classic album, one-word answer, female name)
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper would love Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (so we've worked out Johnny is Ball, so Ball features and find another word for jumbled-up mentally)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes)
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper would love Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (so we've worked out Johnny is Ball, so Ball features and find another word for jumbled-up mentally)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
14.
what does the mother-in-law do (in a jokey sense)
and think of another word for it
what does the mother-in-law do (in a jokey sense)
and think of another word for it
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes. I could also reword the clue "Setback on horseback")
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us. What is the mother-in-law jokily said to do? and another way of saying it)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (so we've worked out Johnny is Ball, so Ball features and find another word for jumbled-up mentally, 1970 top 10 for a Motown vocal group)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over of the coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes. I could also reword the clue "Setback on horseback")
14. Typical of the mother-in-law (one-word title from the mid 90s, female singer of this group no longer with us. What is the mother-in-law jokily said to do? and another way of saying it)
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny (so we've worked out Johnny is Ball, so Ball features and find another word for jumbled-up mentally, 1970 top 10 for a Motown vocal group)
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over of the coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
It looks like there were some real stinkers here. Trouble is when I am typing them up they seem so easy, I tweak the clues to make them harder 
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes. I could also reword the clue "Setback on horseback")
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over of the coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets (who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (think of a town on the IoW, track by a late 60s group featured in a recent one of these quizzes. I could also reword the clue "Setback on horseback")
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what would be left over of the coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
20. Close but not right
I have so many white outs on this forum, I could have missed about half a dozen correct answers
I have so many white outs on this forum, I could have missed about half a dozen correct answers
Apr 18, 2020 -- 4:17PM, squares wrote:
20. Close but not right I have so many white outs on this forum, I could have missed about half a dozen correct answers
snap
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, stop as it to stop your car, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets as in someone who sells off the assets of a company going bust
(who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park, this is a mean one as most would know the track but not the title)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of leftover coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border (what is the Duke of Wellington's name?, stop as it to stop your car, late 60s top 5 as was the late 70s cover)
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets as in someone who sells off the assets of a company going bust
(who does this in an official capacity, late 60's top 10, instrumental, the song would be well known, not so much the title, you might hear it at Stamford Bridge or Huish Park, this is a mean one as most would know the track but not the title)
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of leftover coffee)
20. Starting to sing in bed
Eric Clapton features twice
2 Macarthur Park 
ffs 
been tearing my hair out!
ffs been tearing my hair out!
20. Lay Lady Lay - it's all there but it's not right
2. MACARTHUR PARK NeC, sorry that was horrible
2. MACARTHUR PARK
NeC, sorry that was horrible
Donna Summer's version of Macarthur Park was immense; love that track
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what's leftover in the coffee machine)
20. Starting to sing in bed (it's not Lay Lady Lay but it's all there)
Eric Clapton features twice
one more one-word answer to get
one more female name left
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it would be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning (from 2008, think of what's leftover in the coffee machine)
20. Starting to sing in bed (it's not Lay Lady Lay but it's all there)
Eric Clapton features twice
one more one-word answer to get
one more female name left
20. LAYLA HGS, really enjoyed that clue too
blame it on Aspro and his Condo
HGS, really enjoyed that clue too blame it on Aspro and his Condo
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it could be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
What has Flippers (not a living creature)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning - GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
20. Starting to sing in bed - LAYLA
Eric Clapton features just once now
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep (think of another word/meaning for steep, late 60s supergroup)
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season (I could say Flipper wishes it could be Christmas every day, Flipper is not a dolphin. Top 5 in the late 60s with a top 10 cover in the mid 70s)
What has Flippers (not a living creature)
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning - GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
20. Starting to sing in bed - LAYLA
Eric Clapton features just once now
1. Hanging out the washing - PEG
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep - STRANGE BREW
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season - PINBALL WIZARD
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning - GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
20. Starting to sing in bed - LAYLA
2. Wellington's stop off North of the Border - MACARTHUR PARK
3. Suspiciously steep - STRANGE BREW
4. Selling off assets - LIQUIDATOR
5. Roses under oath - HIPS DON'T LIE
6. Matches in Manchester - NORTHERN LIGHTS
7. Teetering on the edge of the (outdoor) pool - LIDO SHUFFLE
8. Bone shaking - CHINA IN YOUR HAND
9. Claude's at the flicks - PICTURES OF LILY
10. Could be Captain Tom, Count Dracula, Quasimodo - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
11. All dressed up by dawn - HANDBAGS AND GLADRAGS
12. Gordon drops to his knees - SAVE A PRAYER
13. Setback on the Isle of Wight (or on horseback) - HITCHIN' A RIDE
14. Typical of the mother-in-law - LINGER
15. Flipper loves the festive season - PINBALL WIZARD
16. Jumbled-up Johnny - BALL OF CONFUSION
17. A close shave before surgery - SMOOTH OPERATOR
18. Every day in North Africa - MARRAKECH EXPRESS
19. The end of the coffee morning - GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
20. Starting to sing in bed - LAYLA
well done all, perhaps I should go with the initial clues in future and not tweak them when they look too easy
Just about right there Squares, where's the fun in doing easy quizzes?
thankds squares
well done all, away for a lie down in a darkened room -i don't think that i can take it it took so long to bake it
well done all, away for a lie down in a darkened room -i don't think that i can take it it took so long to bake it
Not for me squares, got my evening planned but will be around at a similar time tomorrow
Hi squares, Aspro, et al, I can put a filum quiz up sometime tomorrow if anyone fancies a go?
Keep 'em coming. I try to get things done in the mornings so most afternoons I can be about
Cheers Aspro, I'll put it up at 13:00 tomorrow. And if squares has another song/band list on the go, maybe we can do that late afternoon / early evening? (after a wee break in between of course 
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I was only joking - nothing ready atm.
Films will be good, although I will only get them from the add-on clues.
I'll do something early next week.
Films will be good, although I will only get them from the add-on clues.
I'll do something early next week.
Ah, sorry squares, I wasn't on the same wavelength there Maybe we'll all just have a rest Sunday evening then, unless Aspro has anything on the go.
Maybe we'll all just have a rest Sunday evening then, unless Aspro has anything on the go.
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