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More pop stars and groups

Arabesque | 15:33 Fri 23rd Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Help needed please with the following cryptic clues. Answers are pop stars and groups.

1. One, two, three
2. You need these if you're playing Scrabble
3. Get Lost! Both the singers names are found in the Bible.

Many thanks for help/answers

GetOverIt

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topspin

2: Seven Letters (rock band)

quizbabe

No 1. one two three was a song by dina carroll
No. 3. Get Lost was a song by Eden Kane

Arabesque

Question Author

Thank you topspin and quizbabe for such quick answers.

postmanthe

One, two, three was also a hit for Len Barry in1965

Arabesque

Question Author

Thank you postmanthe - I'll have to toss a coin before deciding which one to put on the entry form.

topspin

If one, two, three is a hit song, where is the cryptic aspect?
It's more likely to be something like Right Order if there is such a group. Also the clue states pop stars and groups, not song titles.

Arabesque

Question Author

Good thinking topspin - I'll have to give it more consideration. I've already trawled through my Top Singles book. However, Eden Kane fits the clue very well and the clue is one of his/their hits. Totally confused now.

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