@Boyne  Sarah Vaughan?

 

 

@Boyne ....... Ella Fitzgerald ?

@moiand @Osgood is Goodboth of you are close. Another clue: Diana Ross is a fine singer but I'm not sure that her "impression" of my favourite singer is a good one.

@Boyne................. Aretha Franklin ?

@Osgood is Goodalas no although Aretha has a great voice. Another clue" Alison Moreton did a cover version of one of my favourite singer's best known songs.

@Boyne  Gladys Knight?

 

Others - please post a song that follows the last one when you post a guess.  This follows Sarah Vaughan whose song was a sad one!

 

 

 

 

@moi no, not Gladys Knight. I've just noticed that the auto-correct changed the name in my last clue to Alison Moreton when it should be Alison Moyet.

After all those clues I need a vacation. Oops, there is another.

 

 

 

The Bellamy Brothers - Native American

4 minutes ago, moi said:

The Bellamy Brothers - Native American

 

These people are so slow, It's Lady Day

 I have her and Bessy neck and neck if I'm honest

19 minutes ago, yorkleyblue said:

These people are so slow, It's Lady Day

 I have her and Bessy neck and neck if I'm honest

Congratulations. A bottle of whisky on its way. Bessie was a fine singer. One of the greats.

Lagavulin is my choice :)

 

 

@yorkleyblueAn excellent whisky. Have just poured myself a glass. Sitting here listening to Billie. What a voice. A great combination: whisky and Lady Day.

I'm not jealous.  At all.  nope, not me.

Anyway, back to the game - double bubble connections here - if you can guess what they are.

 

 

From bottle to jug.

 

Another double up ....

 

2 hours ago, Boyne said:

@yorkleyblueAn excellent whisky. Have just poured myself a glass. Sitting here listening to Billie. What a voice. A great combination: whisky and Lady Day.

I am a total f**kwit!  When I said Sarah Vaughan, I meant of course Billie Holiday, because of the Strange Fruit clue.

So, I'm not sure whether doubling up is one of Yorkley's euphemistic innuendos...