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- AA Humorous Record
- Bpart 2
Albert Whelan, a British music-hall monologue and character artiste, recorded for Broadcast with a humorous piece in two parts.AI summary
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- AAn amusing Interlude
- B(2 parts)
Albert Whelan, a British music-hall character artiste, recorded for Broadcast with an amusing interlude in two parts.AI summary
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- AArkansas Whistler
Albert Whelan recorded 'Arkansas Whistler' for Zonophone; a showcase for Whelan's famous whistling act and comedy talent.AI summary
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- ABathing in the Sunshine
- BTopsy Turvy Talk
Albert Whelan was a pioneering Australian-born whistler and entertainer who had a long recording career from the 1910s onwards. Imperial 2453 captures him in the interwar era performing novelty material.AI summary
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- ACarolina in the Morning
- BGive it a Smile
Albert Whelan, a renowned whistler and entertainer of the Edwardian era, performs 'Carolina in the Morning' and 'Give it a Smile' on His Master's Voice B1586.AI summary
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- ADarby & Joan's Xmas
- B(R Gwynn)Christmas Bells are ringing
Albert Whelan, a singer and whistler known for his distinctive style, on Imperial, performing 'Darby & Joan's Christmas' and 'Christmas Bells Are Ringing', festive material likely from the 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary
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- ADarby & Joan's Xmas
- B(R Gwynn)Christmas Bells are ringing
Albert Whelan, the British singer and character vocalist, recorded 'Darby & Joan's Christmas' and 'Christmas Bells Are Ringing' (credited to R. Gwynn) on Imperial label 2596.AI summary
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- ADeparture of a Troopship
- BWreck of a Troopship
Albert Whelan on His Master's Voice B1474 with two pieces of descriptive music, 'Departure of a Troopship' and 'Wreck of a Troopship'; Whelan was a celebrated character vocalist and recording artist of the early acoustic era.AI summary
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- ADeparture of a Troopship
- BWreck of a Troopship
Albert Whelan, a celebrated British music hall entertainer and whistler, recorded 'Departure of a Troopship' and 'Wreck of a Troopship' for His Master's Voice, likely documenting topical events with his distinctive whistled narration.AI summary
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- ADicky Bird Hop
- BSome other Bird whistled a Tune
Albert Whelan, the Australian-born music hall star, with Dicky Bird Hop and Some Other Bird Whistled a Tune on Duophone M159.AI summary
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- AHas anybody here seen kelly
- BTruly rural
Albert Whelan, a British entertainer, recorded 'Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly' and 'Truly Rural' on National label 429.AI summary
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- AHow do you do Miss Ragtime
- BSnooky Ookums
Albert Whelan, a British whistler and musical comedian of the early 1900s, recorded 'How Do You Do Miss Ragtime' and 'Snooky Ookums' for the Jumbo label, catalogue 1081. Whelan was famous for his whistled numbers and comic material; Jumbo was a small British imprint.AI summary
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- AI don't want to go Home
- BSittin on a Rainbow
Albert Whelan, the celebrated British whistler and music-hall star, on Imperial 2319, performing light sentimental vocal material.AI summary
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- AIt's nice to get up in the Morning
- BKing Chanticler
Albert Whelan, a British music-hall performer and whistler, recorded 'It's nice to get up in the Morning' and 'King Chanticler' for Jumbo label.AI summary
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- AJack & the Beanstalk
- BPuss in Boots
Albert Whelan, a British whistling and storyteller entertainer, on early Zonophone, performing fairy-tale sketches.AI summary
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- AJack and the Beanstalk
Albert Whelan, the Australian-born music-hall entertainer often credited with introducing the signature tune, performs 'Jack and the Beanstalk' on an early G&T.AI summary
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- AJolly good Company
- BA Children's Christmas Party
Albert Whelan was a distinguished British entertainer and whistler, famous for his *Invicta* entry march. This Decca disc offers two spoken or musical pieces: 'Jolly Good Company' and 'A Children's Christmas Party', from a period when Whelan was a major recording and broadcast star.AI summary
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- AJolly good Company
- BA Children's Christmas Party
Albert Whelan, a celebrated British entertainer and reciter, on Decca F2688 singing two humorous character pieces from the 1930s–1940s.AI summary
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- ALittle Red Riding Hood
- BThe Babes in the Wood
Albert Whelan recorded 'Little Red Riding Hood' and 'The Babes in the Wood' for Jumbo, catalogue 904. Albert Whelan was a British whistler and comedian, and these are children's stories or nursery pieces. Jumbo was a cheap British label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- ALittle Red Riding Hood
- BTeeny tiny Woman
Albert Whelan was a British whistler and comedian of the music-hall stage; this Zonophone recording, catalogue 264, pairs two comic songs, 'Little Red Riding Hood' and 'Teeny Tiny Woman'.AI summary
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- AMr Softhead at the telephone
- BMr Softhead Again (10)
Albert Whelan on Jumbo 991, a British entertainer and monologist on a small British label of the 1920s–30s, performing character dialogue pieces.AI summary
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- AMy brother makes the Noises for the talkies
- BI'm happy when I'm hiking
Albert Whelan, a British music hall entertainer, performing 'My Brother Makes the Noises for the Talkies' and 'I'm Happy When I'm Hiking' on Imperial 2490. Whelan was famous for his whistling act and character pieces in the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- AMy Honolulu Honey Lou
- BWho are you with Tonight
Albert Whelan, a British performer and whistler, recorded 'My Honolulu Honey Lou' and 'Who are you with Tonight' for Jumbo label.AI summary
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- AMy Motter
- BA Hard Life
Albert Whelan was a major music-hall performer and comedian of the Edwardian era, famous for his comic character monologues and whistling. This Jumbo label recording captures his distinctive style. Jumbo was a minor British imprint, and Whelan recordings on small labels are less common than his HMV sides.AI summary