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From a US-UK supergroup, charted in the lower reaches of the Billboard Hot 100, just missed out on the UK Top 50.

My first thought for those clues too!

Must be Dead Man Walking then.

A Handful of Songs, Written By Lionel Bart & Mike Pratt, sung by Tommy Steele. Edit: or was it Little White Bull? I'm leaning more towards this as its definitely more unlikable than the former suggestion.

If I were a Rich Man? (Ukranian, 1960s classic & high, not sure about dishevelled, trinketed or low)

That's the one. (Disco inferno doesn't fulfill the requirements as far as I can tell).

This song Featured in a film, charted (UK) 12 years later, is popular at funerals.

Destination Calabria & People Hold on both fulfill those criteria.

DDP: The main team had an excellent start with Mr Wyngarde's demise mid-January, but sadly (and perhaps, considering my record in this competition, unsurpringly) nothing since. E My theme team has two Ron's gone, Messrs. Chesney & Taylor. The rest linger on. E. Scavenger Hunt: One hit, a unique Kok (© Bibliogryphon); not setting the world on fire but two more uniques means victory. D Silver Screen: Currently in joint-fourth place, one hit behind the leaders B Inverse DP: Five hits, par for the course, not last anyway. D Hartlepool Deadlypool: Four Hits, one of whom appeared on Hollywood Squares! I think my best ever performance, so I'm giving myself a C.

Those Were The Days, Mary Hopkin

Is Simon Bates still on Radio 2?

Is that a clue?

Not from their first album.

Correct.

US song of the mid-70s, top 10 in US and UK. Spawned a UK parody which also was a top 10 hit. Inspired a movie of the same name.

While the duke survives, his wife doesn't. Alexandra 'Sacha' Hamilton, Duchess of Abercorn dies aged 72 after an illness.

Dream Weaver, Gary Wright

Eden Kane, Five top ten singles '61-'64 (Well I ask You & Get Lost, '61, Forget Me Not & I Don'y Know Why, '62, Boys Cry, '64) Peter Sarstedt, Where do you go to, '69 Robin Sarstedt, My Resistance is Low, '76.

Melvin Dummar, who claimed to be a beneficiary in Howard Hughes' will, has died aged 74.

Jesus, I look away for five minutes and they drop like flies. Hau Pei-tsun please.

Pizza Express founder Peter Boizot, dead aged 89.

Gloria Katz, 'American Graffiti' screenwriter dead at 76. Also worked on Star Wars, Indiana Jones amongst others.

Gianluca Vialli reveals he was treated for cancer for a year but is now 'very well'

Update on Mr Cryer from his son...