5 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Lord Rockingham's XI, a novelty instrumental group, recorded the comic novelty hit 'Hoots Mon' and 'Blue Train' for Decca in 1958; 'Hoots Mon' was a UK number-one novelty hit.AI summary
Decca F11059 Comic
Lord Rockingham's XI achieved a number-one hit with 'Hoots Mon', a novelty instrumental that became famous through BBC radio exposure in 1958; this Decca pressing pairs it with 'Blue Train', a jazzier B-side.AI summary
Decca F11059 Instrumental
Novelty instrumental sides by Lord Rockingham's XI on Decca (catalogue F11024). This recording dates to the mid-1950s. Lord Rockingham's XI was a British rock and roll novelty group that became notorious for one hit; these sides are less well-known.AI summary
Decca F11024 Rock
Lord Rockingham's XI, the novelty instrumental group, perform 'Wee Tom' and 'Lady Rockingham I presume' on Decca. This is likely from the 1950s when the group was active.AI summary
Decca F11104 Instrumental
Lord Rockingham's XI on Decca F11139, performing a novelty two-sided recording. This ensemble and record title are from the 1950s skiffle and novelty recording era.AI summary
Decca F11139 Rock