Botticelli - October 2016

Correct, Correct, Jack Cole.

DQ: From a comical or novelty song?

IQ: Were you Ahab the Arab’s camel?

Not Clyde.

C

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Last name does not start with C
  4. American
  5. Could be alive today, if real
  6. Not known from TV or movies
  7. Did not first appear in print
  8. First appeared after 1964
  9. Not really a “bad guy,” but definitely a rascal
  10. From a song
  11. Did not first appear after 1980
  12. The “C” is for an actual name rather than a title
  13. Not a rock and roll song
  14. Best-known version was sung by a man
  15. Did not first appear in the 1970s
  16. Best known version not by a black artist
  17. From a Country & Western song
  18. From a comical or novelty song

Uh-huh. Can’t think of any Roger Miller or Ray Stevens songs with this character… or Sheb Woolley… maybe Homer & Jethro? Hmmm…

We need to finish this round so I can get rid of this earworm… :smiley:

IQs:

  1. Did you play the Phantom of the Opera in the silent version?
  2. Were you famous for portraying the Wolfman?
  3. Did you play Dracula in House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula?

DQ:

Song was a one-hit wonder for best-known singer of it?

Two DQs reserved.

Not Lon Chaney Sr.
Not Lon Chaney Jr.
Not … Christopher Lee?

C

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Last name does not start with C
  4. American
  5. Could be alive today, if real
  6. Not known from TV or movies
  7. Did not first appear in print
  8. First appeared after 1964
  9. Not really a “bad guy,” but definitely a rascal
  10. From a song
  11. Did not first appear after 1980
  12. The “C” is for an actual name rather than a title
  13. Not a rock and roll song
  14. Sung by a man
  15. Did not first appear in the 1970s
  16. Best known version not by a black artist
  17. From a Country & Western song
  18. From a comical or novelty song
  19. Song was not a one-hit wonder

Re 14 and 19: As far as I know, the best-known version is also the only version. (Actually, there are minor differences between the record and the music video, but it’s the same singer.)

Correct on 1 and 2. #3 was John Carradine.

1 DQ reserved while I think.

Still stumped. I yield my two DQs, one per customer, to whoever would like to ask them.

DQs:

Mine: First name Charlie or some form of Charles?
from EH: By an artist best known for comic songs?

C

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Last name does not start with C
  4. American
  5. Could be alive today, if real
  6. Not known from TV or movies
  7. Did not first appear in print
  8. First appeared after 1964
  9. Not really a “bad guy,” but definitely a rascal
  10. From a song
  11. Did not first appear after 1980
  12. The “C” is for an actual name rather than a title
  13. Not a rock and roll song
  14. Sung by a man
  15. Did not first appear in the 1970s
  16. Best known version not by a black artist
  17. From a Country & Western song
  18. From a comical or novelty song
  19. Song was not a one-hit wonder
  20. First name is not Charlie or some form of Charles
  21. By an artist best known for comic songs

EH, if you’d like to reclaim your other DQ and ask it, go ahead. Maybe it would help to know the second letter of my first name, or which half of the alphabet the singer’s name is in, or…

OK, thanks.

DQ:

Is the second letter of your first name a vowel?

C

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Last name does not start with C
  4. American
  5. Could be alive today, if real
  6. Not known from TV or movies
  7. Did not first appear in print
  8. First appeared after 1964
  9. Not really a “bad guy,” but definitely a rascal
  10. From a song
  11. Did not first appear after 1980
  12. The “C” is for an actual name rather than a title
  13. Not a rock and roll song
  14. Sung by a man
  15. Did not first appear in the 1970s
  16. Best known version not by a black artist
  17. From a Country & Western song
  18. From a comical or novelty song
  19. Song was not a one-hit wonder
  20. First name is not Charlie or some form of Charles
  21. By an artist best known for comic songs
  22. The second letter of my first name is a vowel

Still stumped. I give up.

I give up as well. I’ve racked my brain, but it’s not there.

I am NobleCoy Lumpkin, of Hahira, Georgia, and I was what one might call a non-attending attendee at the 43d annual convention of the Grand Mystic Royal Order of the Nobles of the Ali Baba Temple of the Shrine.

Don’t know what EH’s taste in music is, but I’m kind of surprised the Prof didn’t get this…

:smack::smack::smack:
I was remembering his name being McCoy Lumpkin.

Yeah, I know the song. Thanks for the earworm.

Heh, heh. I’ve been dealing with that earworm (especially the first verse) for several days now… :smiley:

I remember that song, too. “Dang it, Coy, this here’s Bubba!” Good one, SCAdian.

Start a new thread for November, please.