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Nymtoc · Jul 18, 2011

HERE LOONS / SPIN OW TOE FORECAST

1. Song / singing group
2. Taking off from the last scramble.
3. One has to drink something, doesn't one?
4. It's a very old singing group, and one of its founders went on to become one of the best-known movie singing cowboys (and a pretty good actor, too).
5. Maybe that last clue will trigger your memory.

Albedo of Zero · Jul 18, 2011

COOL WATER /SONS OF THE PIONEERS...water, cool, cool water..water

poetinahat · Jul 18, 2011

archerjoe said:
The original phrase had "wanta Fanta". I think that's for the print ads for the similarity of "wanta" and "Fanta".

D'oh! Too clever by half, me! I hereby retract my incorrect correction. Thanks, Joe!

Nymtoc · Jul 18, 2011

Albedo of Zero said:
COOL WATER /SONS OF THE PIONEERS...water, cool, cool water..water

You got it, Albedo! Nice job! :partyguy:

Albedo of Zero · Jul 18, 2011

ROW DYF U NM / ART INIV ALUEHE / REINBR IGHTER

*well known line of / this song, written by / this great American songwriter
*theme-ing
*nothing will Prohibit you from solving this
*some of the previous scrambles are in the full lyrics of this song

poetinahat · Jul 18, 2011

HOW DRY I AM / THE NEAR FUTURE / IRVING BERLIN

poetinahat · Jul 18, 2011

DIDN'T YOU SEE US JESTERS GOING (HUNA WAN'NA TWEAK HER GIANT THONG) / FLOUR GOOBER
- song / artist
- riffing on the theme as expressed in the last scramble
- song title asks a rhetorical question about the futility of restraint
- from the jive era
- artist's music was the basis of a hit Broadway musical in the Nineties

Albedo of Zero · Jul 18, 2011

poetinahat said:
DIDN'T YOU SEE US JESTERS GOING (HUNA WAN'NA TWEAK HER GIANT THONG) / FLOUR GOOBER

Are you sure you scrambled this?

poetinahat · Jul 18, 2011

Nymtoc · Jul 18, 2011

poetinahat said:
DIDN'T YOU SEE US JESTERS GOING (HUNA WAN'NA TWEAK HER GIANT THONG) / FLOUR GOOBER
- song / artist
- riffing on the theme as expressed in the last scramble
- song title asks a rhetorical question about the futility of restraint
- from the jive era
- artist's music was the basis of a hit Broadway musical in the Nineties

Poet, you've gotta be kidding. :chair

poetinahat · Jul 18, 2011

Nymtoc said:
Poet, you've gotta be kidding.

Nope... it's an actual scramble.

Another clue: The song was covered by a guy who was known to Look Sharp! and often seen Stepping Out.

poetinahat · Jul 19, 2011

DIDN'T YOU SEE US JESTERS GOING (HUNA WAN'NA TWEAK HER GIANT THONG) / FLOUR GOOBER
- song / artist
- riffing on the theme as expressed in the last scramble
- song title asks a rhetorical question about the futility of restraint
- from the jive era
- artist's music was the basis of a hit Broadway musical in the Nineties
- The song was covered by a guy who was known to Look Sharp! and often seen Stepping Out.

- Based on the title, the song would make a good pairing with Amy Winehouse's "Rehab" :e2drunk:

- It's a recidivist's manifesto!
- The artist shares names with two arguable GOATs*: his first name with a GOAT trumpeter, and his surname with a GOAT basketballer
- Could be subtitled "AA is a Waste of Time"
- The aforementioned musical is about a quintet of identically named men. Its title is from another one of the artist's songs. The song in this scramble is on the musical's soundtrack.
- Reiterating Clue 2: The title is a question
- The aforementioned singer who covered the song has the initials JJ. The album on which he covers the song also has the initials JJ.
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*: Greatest Of All Time

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

WHAT'S THE USE OF GETTING SOBER (WHEN YOU'RE GONNA GET DRUNK AGAIN) / LOUIS JORDAN

:drool

Whew!

poetinahat · Jul 19, 2011

Yes!!!! Nymtoc does it again!!! :partyguy:

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

ADD EON IT AREA (FOR HER FORT SEE ANY BOMB) / REFY RANDOOM

1. Song / First singer to perform it publicly
2. It's a logical follow-up to the last scramble

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

ADD EON IT AREA (FOR HER FORT SEE ANY BOMB) / REFY RANDOOM

1. Song / First singer to perform it publicly
2. It's a logical follow-up to the last scramble
3. Most people would probably associate this song with a different (but equally well-known) singer.

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

ADD EON IT AREA (FOR HER FORT SEE ANY BOMB) / REFY RANDOOM

1. Song / First singer to perform it publicly
2. It's a logical follow-up to the last scramble
3. Most people would probably associate this song with a different (but equally well-known) singer.
4. A guy walks into a bar, see, and he stays there till closing time, and he tells the bartender about his troubles, and...

Albedo of Zero · Jul 19, 2011

Two guys walk into a bar; the third one ducks.

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

ADD EON IT AREA (FOR HER FORT SEE ANY BOMB) / REFY RANDOOM

1. Song / First singer to perform it publicly
2. It's a logical follow-up to the last scramble
3. Most people would probably associate this song with a different (but equally well-known) singer.
4. A guy walks into a bar, see, and he stays there till closing time, and he tells the bartender about his troubles, and...
5...it's a quarter to three, and there's no one in the place but this guy and the bartender.

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

ADD EON IT AREA (FOR HER FORT SEE ANY BOMB) / REFY RANDOOM

1. Song / First singer to perform it publicly
2. It's a logical follow-up to the last scramble
3. Most people would probably associate this song with a different (but equally well-known) singer.
4. A guy walks into a bar, see, and he stays there till closing time, and he tells the bartender about his troubles, and...
5...it's a quarter to three, and there's no one in the place but this guy and the bartender.
6. This is NOT hard, folks. The bartender's name is Joe.

poetinahat · Jul 19, 2011

ONE FOR MY BABY (AND ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD) / FRED ASTAIRE
Nice pick!

Nymtoc · Jul 19, 2011

Good work, Poet! I thought someone would get this right away. Oh, well...

:e2seesaw:

poetinahat · Jul 19, 2011

BUM NEEBONE, BOO HOOTER, RUN SOON / NICE SCRAMBL
- song / original artist
- same theme as the last one... plus one
- this artist had a hit with the song, but others have had success with it too... one bluesman added a verse that gives it a Hook, and another old-school rocker did a thoroughly good version, that was actually a medley of this song with "House Rent Blues"
- if you're placing this order for yourself, you won't be driving home!

Albedo of Zero · Jul 19, 2011

ONE BOURBON, ONE SCOTCH, ONE BEER / AMOS MILBURN

one bluesman added a verse that gives it a Hook (John Lee Hooker) , ... old-school rocker did a thoroughly good (George Thorogood) ...cleverclever

poetinahat · Jul 19, 2011

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