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- AIf a grey haired Lady says How's your Father
- BFDR Jones
Flanagan & Allen, the celebrated British music-hall comedy duo, performing 'If a Grey Haired Lady Says How's Your Father' and 'FDR Jones' on Decca, catalogue F7297.AI summary
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- ALittle Bit of Chinese Music
- BAt the Races
Flanagan & Allen were the most popular British comic-song duo of the 1930s–40s. This Sterno pressing of 'Little Bit of Chinese Music' and 'At the Races' is from a minor label, making UK copies scarce.AI summary
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- AMiss you
- BI don't want to walk without you
Flanagan & Allen, the British comedy duo of the 1930s-40s, recorded 'Miss You' and 'I Don't Want to Walk Without You' for Decca, catalogue F8138. The pair were famous for their humorous novelty songs and sketches.AI summary
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- AOn the Outside looking in
- BAre you havin' any Fun
Flanagan & Allen, a major British music-hall comedy duo, on Decca, performing novelty or comic songs typical of their stage act from the late 1930s-40s.AI summary
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- ARound the Back of the Arches
- BLet's be Buddies
Flanagan and Allen, the celebrated British comedy duo, performing two songs on Decca—'Round the Back of the Arches' (one of their signature numbers) and the Cole Porter song 'Let's Be Buddies'. Flanagan and Allen were major music-hall stars, and their recordings are widely collected.AI summary
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- AShine on Harvest Moon
- BDon't believe everything you dream
Flanagan & Allen, a celebrated British comedy-song duo of the 1930s–1940s, performing 'Shine on Harvest Moon' and 'Don't Believe Everything You Dream' on Decca (catalogue F8487). The duo were major variety and film stars; these are upbeat novelty numbers typical of their style.AI summary
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- AShine on Harvest Moon
- BDon't believe everything you dream
Flanagan & Allen, the famous British comedy duo of the 1930s–40s, recorded 'Shine on Harvest Moon' and 'Don't Believe Everything You Dream' for Decca, catalogue F8487.AI summary
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- ASierra Sue
- BI'm Nobody's Baby
Flanagan & Allen, the British music-hall comedy duo, on Decca performing 'Sierra Sue' and 'I'm Nobody's Baby', likely from the late 1930s.AI summary
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- AThere's a Boy coming Home on leave
- BIn a little Rocky Valley
Flanagan & Allen, the British music-hall comedy duo, performing 'There's a Boy coming Home on leave' and 'In a little Rocky Valley' on Decca F7488 during the Second World War.AI summary
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- AUnderneath the Arches(31)
- BAt the Races
Flanagan and Allen with 'Underneath the Arches', the song that became their signature, and 'At the Races' on Sterno, a British label of the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AWe'll smile again
- BDon't ever walk in the Shadows
Flanagan and Allen, the celebrated British variety and comedic duo, recorded for Decca during the Second World War with patriotic and comic material. The pair were stars of pantomime and radio.AI summary
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- AWhat more can I say
- BRose O'Day
Flanagan & Allen, a celebrated British comedy duo of the 1930s-1940s, recorded for Decca. The pair were known for comic songs and double acts that became classics of British variety.AI summary
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- AWhy don't you fall in Love with me
- BSmiths & the Jones
Flanagan & Allen, the popular British music-hall comedy duo of the 1930s and 1940s, recorded 'Why Don't You Fall in Love with Me' and 'Smiths & the Jones' for Decca F8325.AI summary
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- AYesterday's Dreams
- BDown ev'ry Street