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Jay Laurier - Let's have a Jolly Good Cry (CDR39)

Jay Laurier was a star of Pantomime and Musical Comedy as well as Variety.
He was famed for his silly innocence - as in I'm always doing Something Silly

24 Tracks recorded between 1911 and 1924.

Melodies of the Music Hall (CDR38)

Following many requests for instrumental versions of music hall songs, here is a CD with tunes played on a variety of instruments including Fairground Organ, Barrel Piano and Theatre Organ. A special feature is the 36 tracks of music hall choruses played by Charlie Kunz and ideal for singing along.

46 tracks of well known favourites played in a variety of styles.

A Music Hall Sampler (CDR37)

This CD of newly transferred tracks offers an opportunity to hear a wide range of music hall artistes. From the well known to the more obscure, this has something for everyone. For those few songs which have already been released on this label, alternative versions are used to avoid repetition.

28 Tracks recorded between 1901 and 1931.

Victoria Monks (CDR36)

This new CD by "John Bull's Girl" features such well known songs as Give my regards to Leicester Square and Say Hello, Old Man

28 Tracks recorded between 1905 and 1913.

The Variety Series of CDs feature recordings made after the introduction of electrical recording in 1925. Although "classic" Music Hall had ended by this time, many fine artists appeared in Variety theatres throughout the Country, and made some excellent recordings.

Tessie O'Shea - It all belongs to Me - (VAR36)

Tessie O'Shea brings her 1930s recordings to life in this full CD of boisterous fun.

27 Tracks of original recordings

Hebrew Humour - (VAR35)

This CD features the ethnic humour of Julian Rose, Max Bacon and Sam Levenson. Characters all with unique personalities, this disc has been produced in response to many requests.

19 Tracks originally recorded between 1928 to 1954, plus 7 earlier bonus tracks

Charlie Higgins - All Poshed Up (VAR34)

Charlie Higgins was one of the most popular comedians on record in the early 1930s. Here are the best of his recordings on this full CD. His humour travels well over the years and still seems as fresh today.

26 Tracks originally recorded between 1930 to 1934

The Real Guy - (VAR33)

Billy Bennett - billed as Almost a Gentleman brings us a selection of his songs and monologues. Many are parodies of well known monologues such as "The Green Tie on the Little Yellow Dog", Billy Bennett's take on Bransby William's famous recitation "The Green Eye of the Little Yellow God".

23 Tracks originally recorded between 1926 to 1934

Despite recent postal rate changes, we are pleased to hold our CD prices at £10
This includes UK inland postage
- NO extra charges for inland post or packing.
(Overseas $18 plus $4 airmail postage per order)

Further CDs are in preparation.

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