Fred Walmsley

AI haven't got Time to come round for the Dole
BDay I tied the Knot

Label: Duophone
Catalogue number: D544
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #8412

Fred Walmsley on the short-lived DuoD label, performing topical comic songs about unemployment and marriage — British music hall material from the 1920s-30s on an obscure marque.

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Fred Walmsley

AShingly Sea Shore
BI'm going back to my Home Sweet Home

Fred Walmsley recorded 'Shingly Sea Shore' and 'I'm Going Back to My Home Sweet Home' for Duo Disc (539), a minor British label of the 1920s–30s. Walmsley is not otherwise documented.AI summary

Duophone D539

Fred Walmsley

AShingly Sea Shore
BI'm going back to my Home Sweet Home

Duophone D539

Fred Walmsley

ATell England
BFourteen rollicking Sailors

Fred Walmsley recorded 'Tell England' and 'Fourteen Rollicking Sailors' for Imperial, a small British label. Details of this artist and the repertoire are difficult to place.AI summary

Imperial 2477

Fred Walmsley

ATell England
BFourteen rollicking Sailors

Fred Walmsley on Imperial 2477 with 'Tell England' and 'Fourteen Rollicking Sailors', patriotic and novelty material from the early 1930s. Imperial was a small British label; Walmsley does not appear in standard discographies.AI summary

Imperial 2477 Voice