Music Hall CDs

The Two Bobs were two Americans who visited the UK on holiday, and stayed on to pursue a major career in the British Music Hall. Their early recordings are in the ragtime vein, but as the years went by they revised their act with the later songs being more of a comic nature. Top of these later songs must be Paddy McGinty's Goat reproduced here in its 1917 form.

An early double act, they could both play the piano and sing and would take each in turns.

Paddy McGinty’s Goat, Alexander’s Ragtime Band, I’m going back to Dixie, Ragtime Cowboy Joe, Hello! Hello! London Town!, Oh That Ragtime Waltz, Dicky Bird, Tra, La-La-La, Whoops! Let’s do it again, Since I met you, Wonderful Girl from Wonderland, I’m on my way to Dublin Bay, Four and Nine, When Paderewski Plays, Si’s been drinking Cider, When You’re in a Revue, Down at Dooley’s Farm, The Jingaboo Man, Torpedoed Jim, Ja Da, Pennsylvani-ah, When Martin Flynn plays on his violin , Our Village, Riley’s Ideal Home, Ginty’s Gramophone, It’s a Cert
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