Bbc Music

[yellow11]

help please
1a classic pop-song nearly sublime,possibly-nothing initially wrong in that 6,9
second word=??B??????
12a performer providing lame intro possibly 4-5 ??O?-?????
6d opera piece that is framed with still getting cheers 7 ends a
8d haydn's long-term residence showing various trees in a mist 9 ??????A??
thanks

[fiction-factory]

1a feels like an anagram
12 lion tamer- but I was expecting a music answer

[donny48]

1 yellow submarine

[fiction-factory]

Is that at an anagram of NEARLY SUBLIME + WI?
I only tried NEARLYSUBLIME+PN

[fiction-factory]

I think there must be an O for nothing now I look.

[emeritus]

wouldnt it be

Nearly sublime + o (nothing) w (initially Wrong)

[donny48]

1 w from initially wrong, o from nothing

[fiction-factory]

Yes, I realised that after my 7:15 post. I had discounted the W initially as I thought that WRONG was the anagram indicator and the initially referred to the PN
12 will be obvious-once we see the answer

[fiction-factory]

i also tried WI for initial letters of Wrong In.
I tried everything but what you lot did

[aelmpvw]

12a lion tamer

[aelmpvw]

8d esterhazy

[aelmpvw]

6d jessica

[donny48]

6 Jessica ?

[fiction-factory]

Maybe Lion Tamer refers to this song that I've never heard before

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHDlx8ewYuI

[donny48]

6 bravura

[donny48]

12 Must be lion tamer but very tenuous connection to music

[donny48]

forget bravura

[fiction-factory]

I thought 6d might be IE (that is) around (framing)a word but not if the last letter is A

[fiction-factory]

Jessica could be right (I only know the Almond Brothers track of that name though) if the framed refers to who Framed Roger Rabbit. I haven't worked the cheers out yet though

[donny48]

6 But a connection to opera ?

[yellow11]

many thanks-6d is now A???T?A