Name that Tune 24
So, you think its getting too easy, do you? (Only) 13 answers for the last issue of Name That Tune doesnt exactly point that way, but then again as I always maintain - there are no difficult clues, either you know it, then its easy, if you dont it isnt…
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Well done the following players who knew that Name That Tune 23 was
“Kiss - Beth”
(OK, so it was easy, but dont get used to it):
- Dan, Mike (mscho), Trish and Todd, TOML, Alan Novich, Spud, Krissy, Renfield, Spnnrn, Mike (daddyo), Sev, Ellie and Clete6.
I’m not sure about todays tune.. it was a hit in England all of 35 years ago, but whether it crossed the Atlantic, I can’t say for sure. See what you make of this
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Dave:
ex Mystery Lyrics Host, Webmaster of mysterylyrics.info more or less since its conception, and lover of obscure music. I also host the online version of "Name That Tune" on this website. I am the European connection for Mystery Lyrics, and frequently see things from a different perspective.
Hi Dave This is “Storm in a Teacup” by Lynsey de Paul
Dan
@Dan,
first answer, unfortunately you didnt quite get the artist right… Lynsey de Paul is a woman (used to be quite delicious actually), but the voice on the clip is definately male…. one point though, thats fine
Sounds like the Fortunes, so it must be Storm In A Teacup. #7 over there, but didn’t chart here.
@Clete6,
been into your British chart book Andy? That certainly is a wealth of information, wtg!
lynsey de paul and storm in a teacup did NOT make the journey, Dave, unless it was on the Titanic!
@alan novich,
Lynsey de Paul was not on the Titanic Alan, a little too young for that, but she wasnt singing this song either…
Fortunes “Storm in a Teacup”
@rettaric,
Spot on, well done Ret
I don’t remember having heard it…………..Tom
@TOML,
Maybe not Tom, apparently it wasnt a big hit in the USA. Thanks for replying anyway though
storm in a teacup the fortunes
@Trish and Todd,
Well done!!
is it PITTER PATTER ? ….LOL
@RENFIELD,
not quite Gary…lol
“Storm In A Teacup” by the Fortunes
(it really sounds like the Wiggles…but I’ll go with the Fortunes
@Spnnrn,
a wise decision that gets you the points… wtg Kathy!!
Is there some reason I’m getting answers and responses, or am I just way too late? I thought that the answer from one week has the lyric from the new one and I’m showing Storm in a Teacup by the Fortunes and everyone’s remarks as well as last week’s answer. I think I’m confused.
@Ellie,
Dear Ellie, your answer came between me releasing the comments and making the next Name That Tune, a most unfortunate time I must admit…