Various Artists, Round the Town: A Night at the London Music Halls - 1h 17m 42s

Tracks & Durations

1. Two Lovely Black Eyes-Charles Coborn 1929	2:32
2. For Old Times' Sake/Daisy Bell-Florrie Forde 1934	3:22
3. Nellie Dean/After the Ball-Florrie Forde 1934	3:21
4. 'E Dunno Where 'E Are-Gus Elen 1931	3:32
5. The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo-Charles Coborn 1929	2:49
6. Lily of Laguna-Eugene Stratton 1911	4:12
7. The Grass Widower-Dan Leno 1901	2:57
8. Has Anybody Seen Our Cat?-Burt Shepard 1901	2:23
9. How Do You Do?-Pat Rafferty 1903	1:46
10. Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home?-Pete Hampton 1904	1:47
11. Can't You Take My Word?-Harry Ford 1902	2:09
12. The Galloping Major-Stanley Kirkby 1901	2:59
13. Bedelia-Joe O'Gorman 1904	2:46
14. Following in Father's Footsteps-Stanley Kirkby 1904	2:42
15. The Bull & Bush-Florrie Forde 1904	3:06
16. Mary Was a Housemaid-Burt Shepard 1902	3:10
17. Callers-George Mozart 1905	3:23
18. Waiting at the Church-Vesta Victoria 1907	2:38
19. 6	2:37
20. I've Told His Missus All About Him-Vesta Victoria 1907	2:30
21. The Boys' Brigade-Hamilton Hill 1906	2:49
22. There's a Girl Inside-Victoria Monks 1907	3:14
23. You Splash Me and I'll Splash You-Alice Lloyd 1907	3:04
24. I'se a-Waiting for Yer Josie-GH Elliott 1906	3:00
25. The Next Horse I Ride On-Vesta Victoria 1907	2:49
26. The Taximeter Car-Billy Williams 1908	2:40
27. She's a Lassie From Lancashire-Ella Retford 1908	3:10

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Round the Town: A Night at the London Music Halls

Tracks: 26 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 18m 55s (+1m 13s)

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