Stanley Holloway

ALend to defend
B(Kindersley)Save your way to victory

Label: CP
Catalogue number: 907/8
Genre: Music Hall
Condition: Excellent−
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #6731

Stanley Holloway, the British character actor and entertainer, performing wartime propaganda and morale-boosting songs 'Lend to Defend' and 'Save Your Way to Victory' on CP 907/8.

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2. BMy Missus
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2. BMy Missus
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1. ACome to the Cookhouse Door
2. BCoaling
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1. ADinder courtship
2. BLooking at the sky
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1. ADinder courtship
2. BLooking at the sky
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1. ADinder courtship
2. BLooking at the sky
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1. AFuture Mrs Hawkins
2. BMy old Dutch
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1. AFuture Mrs Hawkins
2. BMy old Dutch
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1. AHi di Hi
2. BPenny on the drum
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1. AJoin the Navy
2. B(+I Tresmand)Sometimes I'm happy
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1. AKeep smiling
2. BHand in Hand
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1. ALend to defend
2. B(Kindersley)Save your way to victory
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1. ALooking at the Sky
2. BA Dinder Courtship
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1. ANo lika da war
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1. AOld Sam
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1. AOld Sam pick up tha musket
2. BWho goes therr
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1. AOnaway awake Beloved
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1. AOnaway awake Beloved
2. BPass Everyman
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1. ARude Sailor
2. BLittle Pal
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1. ASong of the Sea
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1. AThe missus and I
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1. AThe missus and I
2. B(+E MacFarlane)Down Love Lane
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1. ATommy the Whistler
2. BCobbler
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1. AWhat care I
2. BI thowt mebbe I would & I did
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