Fred Gibson

APoor Papa
BOh Charley take it away

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: is1916
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #10956

Fred Gibson recorded 'Poor Papa' and 'Oh Charley Take It Away' for Columbia, dance or comic songs of the 1920s.

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Fred Gibson

ADown by the Old Oak Tree
BI Want to be Alone with Mary Brown

Fred Gibson with Down by the Old Oak Tree and I Want to Be Alone with Mary Brown on Homochord D1262.AI summary

Hom D1262 Instrumental

Fred Gibson

AHippopotamus
BBuying a Stamp

Fred Gibson recorded two novelty or comic pieces, 'Hippopotamus' and 'Buying a Stamp', for Broadcast, a minor British label.AI summary

Broadcast 287 Comic

Fred Gibson

ALet's all join the Mustard Club
BI've never seen a straight Banana

Fred Gibson performing 'Let's all join the Mustard Club' and 'I've never seen a straight Banana' on Aco, a British budget label, catalogue 16124.AI summary

Aco 16124 Music Hall

Fred Gibson

APoor Papa
BOh Charley take it away

Fred Gibson in popular songs on Aco 16028, a British budget label.AI summary

Aco 16028 Voice

Fred Gibson

ARiley's Cow Shed
BPhoto of the girl I left behind

Fred Gibson performing two traditional or novelty songs, 'Riley's Cow Shed' and 'Photo of the girl I left behind', for Aco 15482, a vocal record from the early 1930s.AI summary

Aco 15482 Voice

Fred Gibson

ASan Fari Ann
BCome on papa

Fred Gibson recorded 'San Fari Ann' and 'Come on Papa' for Columbia, a major British label.AI summary

Columbia is1287

Fred Gibson

AThis is the Way the Puff puff goes
B(B Desmond)Why is the Bacon so tough

Fred Gibson recorded 'This is the Way the Puff puff goes' and a side credited to B Desmond, 'Why is the Bacon so tough', for Broadcast, catalogue 333, a minor British label of the late 1920s–early 1930s.AI summary

Broadcast 333 Comic