Arthur Peel

AJulius
BIf tha knows nowt-say nowt

Label: Scala
Catalogue number: 528
Genre: Music Hall
Condition: Good
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #20493

Arthur Peel recorded comic and dialect pieces for Scala, a small British label; 'If tha knows nowt-say nowt' is in Yorkshire dialect, reflecting the music-hall tradition.

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AWe all went to Leicester Square
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