The Chain (aka tune association) [Part 1]

[Sh4rkyBloke]

Folding is part of the art of Origami, which is Japanese. Japan is in the Far East, but another compass direction would be North. Hitchcock did a film called North by Northwest which featured Cary Grant whose original name was Archibald Leach. Baldness means having no hair, perhaps by removing it all... so I give you...

Love Plus One - Haircut 100

 

[Landslide]

100 runs would be a century in cricket, a word that also found fame when attached to the moniker Jiminy in the Disney film Pinocchio. Pinocchio was famous for his nose, as a result of which I give you...

No-One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age

 

[johnnyh]

If you want a Haircut you visit a barbers, in the barbers you can also get a close shave, something that Gillette have used top sports personality TigerWoods to promote in an advertising campaign. Tigers live in the jungle, and that is a line from

The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Ladysmith Black Mambazo & the Mint Juleps


noooooooooooooooo I was too late...!!!! Oooooops

 

[johnnyh]

There have been many Ages, stone, bronze, iron... and another domestic appliance like the iron is the fridge. A comical manufacturers name of fridges is Smeg. Smeg is a word often employed by Dave Lister and others in Red Dwarf, a sci-fi tv series.
Other TV's include Eddie Izzard, Eddie shares his first name with...

C'mon Everybody - Eddie Cochran!

 

[Fnaar]

C'mon everybody is an imperative, as is
Shake Some Action - the Flamin' Groovies

 

[johnnyh]

speaking of all things Flamin', there is an episode of the Simpsons in which Moe steals Homers invented drink, branding it the Flaming Moe. In the same episode American rock band Aerosmith take to the stage to perform Walk This Way. Walking is one way of getting from A to B using ones legs, as is to

Run - Snow Patrol

 

[alecstilleyedye]

there's a lot of snow in iceland, where bjørk comes from, so i give you:
motorcrash - the sugarcubes

 

[Fnaar]

sugarcubes are used to make things sweeter, as is honey, which is made by bees. The band the bees hail from the Isle of Wight. Wight sounds like white, which is a colour. Black is also a colour,and Jimi Hendrix was black. He is dead, as is Buddy Holly. Holly is associated with Christmas, as is:
Walking in the air - Aled Jones

 

[alecstilleyedye]

aled jones is welsh, as are the manic street preachers, preachers are often found in church where you can get married to heather mills hence
the frog chorus - paul mccartney

 

[johnnyh]

another musical Jones from the same part of the world is MR Tom Jones. Mr Jones often has knickers thrown at him whilst performing. These garments are generally worn by ladies, ladies being the female part of the human race. Human League were a synthpop band and so I give you

Together In Electric Dreams - Phil Oakley and Giorgio Moroder


all that and beaten to it twice over!

 

[Sh4rkyBloke]

This is getting very silly now.








Well done everyone!!

 

[johnnyh]

ok here goes...

A famous Zeppelin, or airship, was the Hindenburg. This crashed and burned big style.
The accident served to shatter public confidence, and marked the end of the giant, passenger carrying rigid airships.

The result is that the Germans now prefer to get from A to B using motorways, or to give them their German name

Autobahn - Kraftwerk!

 

[Sh4rkyBloke]

Kraft make cheese, which is milk related. With milk you can make milk shakes which are very tasty. Keira Knightly is also very tasty... but irrelevant in this tenuous link, I just like to mention her...

anyway, milk shakes don't actually have to be shaken... and neither did Mr Stevens so I give you

Green Door - Shakin' Stevens.

 

[alecstilleyedye]

lakes have a water side, as in emerson, lake and palmer, speaking of whom;

laura palmer's theme - angelo badalementi

 

[johnnyh]

Brotherhood of Man realeased a song "Angelo", and the Barron Knights did a take off "Ann & Joe". I played in the support act for the Barron Knights at a gig a few years back, and I recall one of the pieces we played was

"Can't Get Enough" - Bad Company