London Bobby Tapes and CDs

British Records Division of London Bobby Entertainment
CDs of Pub and Music Hall Songs

BR-3101A

At The Pub with London Bobby Tracks one and two recorded live in the Barmaid's Arms, track three at McMaster University, Tracks one and two are augmented with bass, drums and feature Maurice Bolyer on the banjo. Original issue sold nearly 50,000 copies.1972

Welcome to the Pub

Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner

The Barrow Boy Song sound

I've got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts

Knees Up Mother Brown sound

Daisy Bell sound

She was One of the Early Birds sound

My Old Man's a Dustman

Oh! You Beautiful Doll sound

You Made Me Love You

They're Moving Father's Grave sound

Don't Dilly Dally sound

Waiting at the Church

I'm 'Enery the Eighth I am sound

The Lambeth Walk (excerpt)

Shine on Harvest Moon sound
For Me and My Gal
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
When you wore a Tulip sound
Yessir! That's my Baby
Let Me Call You Sweetheart
Rockabye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody sound
Sweet Georgia Brown sound
Roamin' in the Gloamin' sound
A Wee Deoch and Doris
I Belong to Glasgow sound
Show Me the Way to go Home sound
Goodnight Irene
We'll Meet Again sound
It's a Shame when you Gotta Go Home sound
CA-NA-DA

Bonus Track: The Student Pub

Roll Out the Barrel
Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here
He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Heart of my Heart
Hava Nagila
Row, Row, Row
Tipperary
Pack Up Your Troubles
My Bonnie
Oh! Sir Jasper
Roll Me Over
Phrench Phrases
Alouette
Working on the Railroad

BR-3102

London Bobby's Pub Party (Gold Record) 1973
English, Irish and Scottish Pub Singalong with London Bobby, Queen Anne, Anita Scott, Stan Kane, Jimmy Carton and banjoist Maurice Bolyer. A full band and a large audience. Recorded drunk at a live party! Original issue was advertised on TV and sold 100,000 copies, a GOLD RECORD.

Welcome to the Pub

Music Hall Medley
The Man who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo sound
'Allo, Who's Your Lady Friend?
Hold Your Hand Out, Naughty Boy
When Father Papered the Parlour
Ship Ahoy
I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside

War Song Medley
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
Madamoiselle from Armentieres sound
Give my Regards to Broadway
K-K-K-Katie
Over There
How're you Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm
Pack Up Your Troubles

The Northern Lights of Aberdeen sound

Flanagan and Allen Medley
Strolling
Underneath the Arches sound
They're Building Flats where the Arches used to be

Irish Medley
Irish Lullaby sound
Peggy O'Neill
When Irish Eyes are Smiling

Harry Champion Medley sound
Any Old Iron
A Little Bit of Cucumber
Ginger, You're Barmy!
'Enery the Eighth, I am
The Biggest Aspidastra in the World
When I'm Cleaning Windows sound
The Orange and the Green sound
My Old Man said Follow the Van
Did Your Mother Come from Ireland?
Clancy Lowers the Boom
Lili Marlene
The Wild Rover sound
Danny Boy sound
I've got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts sound
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner sound
Roamin' in the Gloamin' sound
Wee Deoch and Doris
I Belong to Glasgow.
There'll Always be an England sound
A Little Bit of Heaven sound
Scotland the Brave sound
It's a Shame when you Gotta go Home. sound

BR-3103

At The Pub with Queen Anne, 1974
Pearly Queen Anne Macbeth accompanied by the "Pearly Kings" at the Skyline Pub, Toronto. Gracie Fields and Vera Lynn songs, very live audience. Guests London Bobby and Maurice Bolyer.

Come Round Any Old Time

Music Hall Medley Waiting at the Church One of the Ruins Mary-Ellen at the Church 'Enery the Eighth I Am

Maurice Bolyer on the Banjo Charleston, Black Bottom, Five foot two

London Bobby Jolson Medley Carolina in the Morning Swanee

Vera Lynn Medley White Cliffs of Dover The Siegfried Line We'll Meet Again Bless 'Em All

Request medley Sussex-by-the-Sea, Blaydon Races, California, See the USA

Now Is The Hour

Sally

With 'er 'ead Tucked Underneath 'er Arm

My Ain Folk
Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, A Foggy Day

Bonus Tracks from BR3102 Pub Party

War Song Medley Tipperary, Mademoiselle from Armentieres Give My Regards to Broadway K-K-K-Katey, Over There How're You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm Pack Up Your Troubles
The Biggest Aspidastra in the World
Don't Dilly Dally
I've Got a Luverly Bunch of Coconuts
Maybe It's Because I'm a Londoner
It's a Shame When You've Got to Go Home

BR106

Laughter in Paradise, London Bobby's best comedy album. Irreverent but funny. Recorded live at Churchill's Inn, Waikiki, Hawaii 1979.

Track 1 Seersucker Suits, The Scots, The Parrots, Jingle Bells, The Mailman, Maggie May, The Bus Driver, Sandbox, Aussies and Kiwis, The Flying Ace.
Track 2 Archibald, Four Leaf Clover, the English are Perfect, Amazing Grace, Ceilings, Pat and Mike, Air Fungus, The Dustman, The Lingerie Store, Henrietta, Suzy Suzy.

BR107

Hawaii Live, Oh! 1978, the London Pub transported to Waikiki. London Bobby, Recorded Live at Churchill's Inn, Waikiki, Hawaii in 1979. Lively night with interesting guest performers Charlie on harmonica and Hawaiian vocalist Chris Neddals.

Maybe It's Because I'm a Londoner
The Stripper
Daddy's Little Girl
Little Brown Mouse
Anniversary Songs
Two Little Boys
The Irish Hawaiian sound
When Irish Eyes are Smiling
The Irish Lullaby
Danny Boy
The Scotsman in Hawaii
Harmonica Medley/Just Because, If you knew Susie sound and
Scotland the Brave

Mad Dogs and Englishmen

To Sing a Song.

Tiny Bubbles sound

The Last Farewell,

Sweet Canadian Girl,

Gentle Breezes from Hawaii,

See the U.S.A.,

She Wears Red Feathers,

Bye Bye Blues (Spoons),

Kanaka Wai Wai sound

Hawaii Aloha sound

Auld Lang Syne,

Knees Up Mother Brown

BR108

Last Night at the Pubs 1982, an affectionate tribute to "Last Night at the Proms". You've heard of "Last Night at the Proms"? Same sentiments, different rendering. In the place of one of Britain's finest orchestras we have London Bobby and a bunch of regulars belting it out with more fervour than accuracy. All in all, a very moving performance, patriotic and enthusiastic!

Hearts of Oak
A Life on the Ocean Wave/Sons of the Sea
Soldiers of the Queen sound
Here's a Health unto Her Majesty
The Ashgrove
British Grenadiers
Old Father Thames
Oh! Mr. Porter
Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty sound
White Cliffs of Dover sound
Blaydon Races
Sussex by the Sea sound

Hang on the Bell, Nellie sound

To Be a Farmer's Boy

Song of the Woad sound

Greensleeves sound

I Leave My Heart in an English Garden

London Pride

Jerusalem sound

Land of Hope and Glory sound

Rule Britannia sound

The Maple Leaf Forever

God Save the Queen sound

BR109

Scottish Gold. Compiled from Pub Party and At the Pub plus some new recordings - various artists. Lively nights at the Pubs as the Scots sort out London Bobby. Actually London Bobby is one quarter Scottish which makes him three quarters Sassenach but with the aid of some guid Scottish friends there is excellent Scottish music on this album.

Roamin' in the Gloamin', Wee Deoch and Doris, I Belong to Glasgow, Stan Kane 3:30
A Gordon for Me , The Toorie on his Bonnet, Sailing up the Clyde, Christine Scott 3:00
My Ain Folk , Anne Macbeth 2:49
The Northern Lights of Aberdeen, Stan Kane, 1:50
Amazing Grace, Anne Laird/ London Bobby, 1:40
Far Away, Christine Scott 2:25
Road to the Isles, I Love a Lassie, No Awa' to Bide Awa', Donald where's your Troosers? Stan Kane 3:40

Roamin' in the Gloamin', Wee Deoch and Doris, I Belong to Glasgow - reprise, London Bobby 3:30

Scotland the Brave, Charlie on Harmonica 1:30

Scotland the Brave, Stan Kane 1:38

A Scottish Soldier, Christine Scott 3:40

Flower of Scotland, Anne Laird 2:15

Keep right on to the end of the Road, Stan Kane 2:18

Auld Lang Syne and Knees Up, London Bobby 1:00

BR110

Live at Expo'86 1986, London Bobby heads up the entertainment (and entertains a Prince!) at the British Pavilion in Vancouver, BC Canada.

Streets of London
Regina in the Morning
Moosejaw,Moosejaw
London Girls
The White Cliffs of Dover
We'll Meet Again
We'll Keep a Welcome in the Hillsides
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
Asso Asso Yogoshi
The Lambeth Walk

The Road to Gundagai

My Boomerang Won't Come Back

Let the Rest of the World Go By

Baby Face

Albert and the Lion

I'm Getting Married in the Morning

Wouldn't It Be Loverly

With a Little Bit of Luck

Leaning on a Lamppost

Show Me Your Yo-yo Tonight

L-O-N D-O-N B-O-B-B-Y

BR-111

You Must Remember This, Piano Solos. London Bobby in tux instead of his pearly suit, piano interpretations of the great oldies and not-so-old, typical of the cruise ship piano bar.

The Days of Wine & Roses (Mancini/Mercer)
As Time Goes By (Hupfield, 1931)
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes(J.Kern, 1933)
Try a Little Tenderness(Woods, 1932)
ALW Medley - Mr. Mistofferlees, Unexpected Song,
Love Changes Everything (Webber)
After You've Gone(Creamer & Layton, 1914)
Dinah (Akst, 1925)
Greensleeves (Trad)
Lara's Theme from Dr. Zhivago Jarre) sound
Don't Blame Me (McHugh, 1933)

Ain't Misbehavin'(T.Waller, 1929) sound

Five Foot Two(R.Henderson, 1925)

Fly Me To The Moon(Howard)

Misty(E.Garner, 1954) sound

Once In a While(Edwards, 1937)/

I Only Have Eyes For You(A.Dubin, 1934)

Soft Summer Breeze(E.Heywood)

Over The Rainbow(H.Arlen, 1939)

On The Sunny Side of the Street (McHugh, 1930)

Moonlight Sonata(Beethoven)

Happy Trails To You(Evans/Rogers)

Where you see the word sound indicates a sound clip is available on the web site, go to www.londonbobby.ca/sounds.htm to hear a sample.

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