***ANOTHER SUNDAY NAME THE BAND / SINGER ***

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES

3.  Outstanding effort on the course
4.  Actually, I don't mind them
5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect?
6.  Not one of the twins
7.  Painful procedure

8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS

9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer
10. Scaled-down regatta
11. Black and Benny together
12. Monarch of the gun
13. I need a good book, here it is
14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End
15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT

18. Surfing near Southport
19. Short Fiddler
20. Poor little donkey doing double time

10 sailor

11 kenny ball

12 King Trigger

10.
11.
12.

11. Dave Hill

11.

time for some clues

10. Don Henley

hi been watching racing and didnt see this

5 Puff Daddy

6 barry gibb

Hi NEC, that sounds like a good answer

p.s. hope your race results are doing better than mine this weekend!

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES

3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course (band with one chart entry from the mid 70s, song is better known than chart position suggests, lead singer probably better known than the band)
4.  Actually, I don't mind them (had hits in the 80s)
5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? (US band, minor hits starting mid 90s)
6.  Not one of the twins (US guitarist and vocalist)
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies (charted late 80s)

8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS

9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer
10. Scaled-down regatta (need to think of rhyming slang for this one)
11. Black and Benny together
12. Monarch of the gun
13. I need a good book, here it is (might make more sense to West Country chit chatters)
14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End (NYC band started early 90s)
15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (one-hit wonder)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT

18. Surfing near Southport
19. Short Fiddler (a few chart hits, early 70s)
20. Poor little donkey doing double time (female, well know for fronting a band)

18. Crosby and Formby are near Southport, don't get the surfing bit though.

10 The Small Faces

6 robert cray

10.
5.
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10. THE SMALL FACES HF

6. ROBERT CRAY pp

5. Weezer

5. WEEZER Cauthen

7 wax

10 the faces

7. WAX pp

9. Percy Sledge

Ah, just saw that small faces one from hfink.

9. PERCY SLEDGE Cauthen

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES

3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course (band with one chart entry from the mid 70s, song is better known than chart position suggests, lead singer probably better known than the band)
4.  Actually, I don't mind them (had hits in the 80s)

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES

11. Black and Benny together
12. Monarch of the gun
13. I need a good book, here it is (might make more sense to West Country chit chatters)
14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End (NYC band started early 90s)
15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (one-hit wonder)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT

18. Surfing near Southport
19. Short Fiddler (a few chart hits, early 70s)
20. Poor little donkey doing double time (female, well know for fronting a band)

I also almost put "The Faces" as well pp, before I had to have a quick re-think on 'scaled down' 

20 carol decker

^ah nice one, wd pp.

20. CAROL DECKER pp

14 fun loving criminals

3. Ace

14. FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS pp

3. ACE LG

18. Bing Crosby

lol , of course

Couldn't get the surfing bit and then bing I did. haha

thought of hole in one earlier, but never linked to the term Ace, lol indeed.

18. BING CROSBY LG

sorry I couldn't respond to the Crosby or Formby comment earlier

wd LG, would never have got that, didn't know the bing term for surfing, learnt something new though!

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES
3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course - ACE

4.  Actually, I don't mind them (had hits in the 80s)

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES

11. Black and Benny together
12. Monarch of the gun
13. I need a good book, here it is (might make more sense to West Country chit chatters)

14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End - FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS

15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (one-hit wonder)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT
18. Surfing near Southport - BING CROSBY

19. Short Fiddler (a few chart hits, early 70s)

20. Poor little donkey doing double time - CAROL DECKER

Bing search engine

hfink, bing is a search engine for surfing the net.

ah, I see. I've probably never ventured from google, lol. But perhaps I should have heard of it. Thanks LG.

some more clues for the last half dozen?

some more clues coming up

13 sage?

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES
3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course - ACE

4.  Actually, I don't mind them (had hits in the 80s, think of an announcement and/or a memorable "dance"))

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES

11. Black and Benny together (what links these two)
12. Monarch of the gun (early answer to this was along the right lines)
13. I need a good book, here it is (might make more sense to West Country chit chatters, how do they shorten "here it is" in the West Country and what can it refer to)

14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End - FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS

15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (one-hit wonder, late 60s)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT
18. Surfing near Southport - BING CROSBY

19. Short Fiddler (a few chart hits, early 70s, one-word short answer, early answer to this along the right lines)

20. Poor little donkey doing double time - CAROL DECKER

11 Faith Hill

13. , it's a name - two words

4. Men Without Hats

11.

4.

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES
3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course - ACE

4.  Actually, I don't mind them (had hits in the 80s, think of an announcement and/or a memorable "dance")

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES

11. Black and Benny together (what links these two)
12. Monarch of the gun (early answer to this was along the right lines, male)
13. I need a good book, here it is (might make more sense to West Country chit chatters, how do they shorten "here it is" in the West Country and what can it refer to)

14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End - FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS

15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (one-hit wonder, late 60s)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT
18. Surfing near Southport - BING CROSBY

19. Short Fiddler (a few chart hits, early 70s, one-word short answer, early answer to this along the right lines)

20. Poor little donkey doing double time - CAROL DECKER

11 Jax ?

11.  getting there, as in you have the link

11 jacksons

no, it's more cryptic than that

11 Joe Jackson

11.

12 BB King

19 Lobo

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES
3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course - ACE

4.  Actually, I don't mind them (US funksters, had hits in the 80s, think of an announcement and/or a memorable "dance")

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES

11. Black and Benny together (what links these two - you know they are Jacks and put a bit of a twist on it, early 90s chart toppers)
12. Monarch of the gun (early answer to this was along the right lines, male, US legend no longer with us)
13. I need a good book, here it is (US male, no longer with us, might make more sense to West Country chit chatters, how do they shorten "here it is" in the West Country and what can it refer to, think of a sign on a door)

14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End - FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS

15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (UK Band although could be confused with a solo artist, one-hit wonder, very late 60s)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT
18. Surfing near Southport - BING CROSBY

19. Short Fiddler (US singer songwriter although could be confused with a band, a few chart hits, early 70s, one-word short answer, early answer to this along the right lines)

20. Poor little donkey doing double time - CAROL DECKER

12. BB KING LG

19. LOBO NEC

WD before the additional clues

How do you get 12 please?

11. Snap

King is a monarch and BB is a ball bearing gun.

Monarch is a King

BB Gun, a ball-shooting gun

terrible clue, I know

11. SNAP! Cauthen, and before I got to use the Ally Pally clue

Ah, ok.

16 the gap band

1.  All doom and gloom at the greasy spoon - SAD CAFE
2.  Chelsea on a losing run - MOODY BLUES
3.  Outstanding effort on the golf course - ACE

4.  Actually, I don't mind them (US funksters, had hits in the 80s, think of a London announcement and/or a memorable "dance")

5.  Sixty a day, well what do you expect? - WEEZER
6.  Not one of the twins - ROBERT CRAY
7.  Painful procedure mainly for the ladies - WAX
8.  Protesters on tour - FLYING PICKETS
9.  This little piggy runs amok with a hammer - PERCY SLEDGE
10. Scaled-down regatta - SMALL FACES
11. Black and Benny together - SNAP!
12. Monarch of the gun - BB KING

13. I need a good book, here it is (US male, no longer with us, might make more sense to West Country chit chatters, how do they shorten "here it is" in the West Country and what can it refer to, think of a sign on a door - somewhere you might take a book)

14. Ronnie and Reggie in the West End - FUN LOVIN CRIMINALS

15. A bolt from the blue for the house husband (UK Band although could be confused with a solo artist, one-hit wonder, very late 60s)

16. Baldies - EAGLES
17. Record-breaking Scottish rock - McGUINNESS FLINT
18. Surfing near Southport - BING CROSBY
19. Short Fiddler - LOBO
20. Poor little donkey doing double time - CAROL DECKER

I meant number 4 the gap band

4. THE GAP BAND pp

lol

13. Lou Reed

15.  I suppose I could have said metrosexual instead of house husband, it's general rather than specific

15 Thunderclap Newman

There's an old British horror film (Death Line, 1972) about a bunch of people that have been trapped within hidden parts of the underground system for generations, and the only words they can speak are "Mind the gap!" 

13. LOU REED Cauthen

here it is = Yer Tiz in the West Country and signs saying thus can be seen on many a door to the loo

HF

15. THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN NEC


think that's it, all cleared up before the Guineas

lol, Loud Reed. wd Cauthen

15 thunderclap newman

WD guys, some absolute horrors there I am sure you will agree

Jun 7, 2020 -- 9:35AM, hfink wrote:

There's an old British horror film (Death Line, 1972) about a bunch of people that have been trapped within hidden parts of the underground system for generations, and the only words they can speak are "Mind the gap!" 

I remember my sister telling me about that one! Think she said they were cannibals?

Thanks again, squares, very tough!

thanks squares

wd all

Yes, after those 'horrors' squares I think I'll relax by watching 'Death Line' again, lol.

Thanks squares, great entertainment again, and some great clues, as well as the usual mind-bending ones!

wd everyone getting those tough last ones.

Thanks squares.

brings to mind Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders

anyone doing any quizzes or up for some this weekend?

I can do one for Saturday or Sunday afternoon if there is any interest.

I will try to pop in on Saturday during work breaks, will try to write another but can't guarantee it will be ready by Sunday.

I probably have a list of enough names (but no clues made up yet) to do two if wanted.  I have thought of adding another slightly different element to it as well.

Hopefully be able to look in cheers squares

Hi squares, I've got a band/singers one on the go, if I can get my backside in gear to finish it! Most of the way there. But if you guys have a couple for this weekend, I can hang mine over until next week. Happy to go with the flow! 

Bring it on - whenever it suits you HF

okee-doke, I can put it up at 13:00 today.

OK great.