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5 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s

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5 records matching

• Lionel Rothery

  1. AOne little one more
  2. BHas anyone seen my Pom

  Lionel Rothery on Imperial 1374, performing "One little one more" and "Has anyone seen my Pom".AI summary

  Imperial 1374

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• Lionel Rothery

  1. AI want to go down the Dear Old Strand
  2. BWhat are the Wild Waves saying

  Lionel Rothery recorded 'I want to go down the Dear Old Strand' and 'What are the Wild Waves saying' for Guar (Guardia?) catalogue 951.AI summary

  Guardsman 951

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• Lionel Rothery

  1. AHey Ho Can't you hear the Steamer
  2. BHello Cupid lend me a Fellow

  Two comic or novelty songs by Lionel Rothery on Pil (Pilotone), a small British marque of the interwar period.AI summary

  Pilgrim 5664 Comic

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• Lionel Rothery

  1. AI want some Money
  2. B(G Currie)Pucker up & whistle

  Lionel Rothery performing "I Want Some Money" and "Pucker Up & Whistle" (composed by G. Currie) on Imperial 1041, a small British label.AI summary

  Imperial 1041 Music Hall

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• Lionel Rothery

  1. AOh Auntie
  2. B(O'Moore) The Ministrel Boy

  Lionel Rothery (a British comedian and entertainer) performs 'Oh Auntie' and 'The Minstrel Boy' on Imperial, a British label of limited output and period.AI summary

  Imperial 3734 Music Hall

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