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

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6 records matching

• G Todd

  1. AWe go to sleep again
  2. BYou can't get many Pimples on a Pound of Pickled Pork

  G Todd recorded this comic novelty song for Fort Records, a small British label; the B-side title 'You can't get many Pimples on a Pound of Pickled Pork' suggests music-hall humour of the interwar period.AI summary

  Fortune 1913 Music Hall

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• George Todd

  1. ATen little Bridesmaids
  2. B(F Holbrook) When you cone Home

  George Todd with Ten Little Bridesmaids and, by F. Holbrook, When You Come Home on Fortune 1823.AI summary

  Fortune 1823 Music Hall

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• H Banks

  1. ABeautiful Bird Sing On
  2. BIn the Valley where the blue Birds sing

  H. Banks singing two songs about birds—'Beautiful Bird Sing On' and 'In the Valley where the blue Birds sing'—on the Fort label, catalogue 1804.AI summary

  Fortune 1804 Voice

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• Jack Ford

  1. ARemember where you come from
  2. B(S Curtis) Vesper Bells

  Jack Ford on Fort Records, a small or short-lived British label, performing 'Remember Where You Come From' and 'Vesper Bells'. Little is known of this artist or label.AI summary

  Fortune 1829 Voice

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• T Regan

  1. AThe Green Isle of Erin
  2. BThe dear little Shamrock

  T Regan recorded 'The Green Isle of Erin' and 'The dear little Shamrock' for Fort, a minor British label. Both titles suggest Irish traditional or sentimental material, typical of British dance and music hall recordings of the 1920s–30s.AI summary

  Fortune 1812 Music Hall

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• Tom Kinniburgh

  1. AHeart bowed down
  2. B(N Williams)Asleep in the Deep

  Tom Kinniburgh, a singer of ballads and light vocal pieces, recorded two songs on the Fort label: 'Heart bowed down' and 'Asleep in the Deep'.AI summary

  Fortune 1819 Voice

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