15. Non-White Raconteur.
The Raconteurs were a band featuring Jack White and...
Brendan Benson - Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
14. One bed flat for family of ten.
Crowded House - Chocolate Cake
13. Too busy singing.
I'm sure most of you easily spotted the Monkee-Mobile... but did you recall this awful school dinner substitute for rice pudding?
12. He was always wrong in French.
Mal Ryder (aka Paul Bradley Couling from Wales) didn't make much of a mark on the UK music scene in the 70s... but he was very big in Italy. I include him here today because I do like a good Roly Poly.
11. Stork joins hawk to create a weird hybrid.
"Stork joins hawk" was an anagram...
Horst Jankowich - A Walk In The Black Forest
Black Forest Gateaux is evil. But if you dined out in the 70s or 80s, it was seen as the height of sophistication.
10. The UK's chartered professional body for mathematicians puts on a bit of weight in their luxury abode.
"The UK's chartered professional body for mathematicians", as I'm sure George will know, are the IMA. So Fat + IMA in a Mansion...
Fatima Mansions - Angel's Delight
Another staple dessert from my childhood, but far preferable to Black Forest Gateaux. Especially Butterscotch flavour.
9. C disappears fast.
In the word Quick, if you make the C disappear, you are left with...
The Quik - Bert's Apple Crumble
8. Zeus gave nan a mixed message.
"Zeus gave nan" is an anagram...
7. Hedgehog children.
Sonic The Hedgehog, of course...
6. Goat, flippin'... the end of Christine.
Billy Goat + Flipping 'Eck + Stine...
5. Small horses, still kids, you've never seen them before... but they're joining up together!
Bit of a laborious clue, I admit...
New Young Pony Club - Ice Cream
4. Lights on a flying machine.
That'll be the LEDs on the Zeppelin...
3. Fake lists contain everything you need to know.
FaKE LISts...
2. I have a legal document stating that I can write this clue.
1. Proof Stu was a very confused man.
"Proof Stu" was an anagram...
Four Tops - I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)
More tasty treats for you next Saturday morning...
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