Singers And Groups

[Cassis]

Hi you good people. I'm a bit stuck on some of the answers for the latest quiz so hoping you could help me please.
11 _ _ _, put m in oak, ash! elm & slang for toilet
16 Odd number low, it's that way mate
18 _ _ _, sea, harpy or golden ones
23 Mr Burns poet, a Grand Prix team
60 old can for your drink, tell people how good you are
64 high frequency & a voice or sound
106. _ _ _ , large shallow oval dish + s
Quite a few to go on I'm afraid.
Thank you in anticipation.

[mazie]

23 Robbie Williams

[mazie]

106 The Platters ?

[mazie]

18 The Eagles

[Calibax]

11 Tremeloes?

[douglas9401]

60 Billy Bragg

[douglas9401]

16. One Direction

[mushroom25]

what news story does this relate to?

[Jomlett]

64. White Noise

[anotheoldgit]

Wrong section, try Quizzes & Puzzles.

[weecalf]

106 There was /is a group called The Chargers

[scorpiojo]

106 The Platters

[scorpiojo]

Sorry mazie, didn't see you there :)

[Cassis]

Thank you everyone for your help.

[factor-fiction]

64- rather than White Noise (thought that was a song not a group) I think UltraVox fits

[factor-fiction]

Did you get an answer for Q45, Cassis?

[factor-fiction]

For 11 I'm sure The Tremeloes is right but I'm not sure where the other O went from LOO

[Jomlett]

There is/was a group called White Noise.

[factor-fiction]

Thanks Jomlett- you are right
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Noise_(band)

I'm not sure White Noise fits the clue though. White is not a colour of light- the colour with highest frequency is ultra violet I think.
Ultra+vox seems better to me.
But who knows what the setter had in mind

[Cassis]

Factor fiction. I've put Al Green for question 45.

[factor-fiction]

Thanks. I suppose if you say it in an American accent it could sound like Ale Green