A mixture of music styles and era's....a real mish mash of sound from the distant past !
1. Indian Love Call......Slim Whitman
2. China Doll......Slim Whitman
3. On Ilkla Moor Baht 'At.....Sheffield Orpheus Male Quartette
4. Alexander.....Sheffield Orpheus Male Quartette
5. Dream Mother.....Stanley Kirby
6. Darling Old Mother O' Mine......Stanley Kirby
7. Ol' Man River......The Street Singer
8. The Song Of Songs......The Street Singer
9. Until You Fall In Love.......Harry Roy & His Band (V) Chick Henderson
10. I'm Stepping Out With A Memory Tonight......Harry Roy & His Band (V) Chick H
11. Three Batchelors......Mr Peter Dawson
12. A Chip Of The Old Block.......Mr Peter Dawson
Stanley Kirkby (born James Baker; 1878 – 30 October 1949) was an English baritone singer and variety artist of the early 20th century. He sang ballads and popular songs of the Edwardian era, the First World War and the inter-War period. He sang mostly in music halls and variety theatres and was a popular recording artist.
Kirkby must be regarded as one of the most prolific of all recording artists in the United Kingdom, making many records under a variety of pseudonyms as well as his own name, for every record label, during the first three decades of the 20th century.
Much of his recorded output from about 1912 was for Edison Bell (Winner, Velvet Face and Radio labels), and it is this label with which he became particularly, but not exclusively associated.
