Here the artiste normally associated with each song is given in italics,
actual recording artist in bold
Charles Foster:
Alas My Poor Brother -
H C Barry
Algy the Piccadilly Johnny -
Vesta Tilley
Oh Mr Soldier Boy -
Miss Maggie Duggen
Cooking the Cock of the North -
Harry Bedford
One at a Time -
Miss Loftus
Is there Anything Else you'd like -
Wilkie Bard
You've got a long way to go -
Frank Coyne
Why did I leave my Little Back Room -
Alf Chester
At my Time of Life -
Herbert Campbell
Darling Mabel -
Leonard Barry
Daisy Day -
Katie Lawrence
Jolly Little Polly on a Tin Gee Gee -
Fanny Leslie
Couldn't help it, Had to -
T E Dunville
What Ho She bumps -
Charles Bignall
I'm the Plumber - A
rthur Rigby
Oh Girls! If he wants to kiss you -
Will Dalton
Fred Dixon:
Are We to part like this -
Kate Carney
Follow the Man from Cooks -
Ethel Haydon
We all had a Finger in the Pie -
Frank Seeley
Captain of the Forty Thieves -
Dan Leno
Connie Ediss: I love Society
Burt Earle: Mocking bird
G Snazelle: The Whistler -
G Snazelle
George J Gaskin: Just because She made Dem Goo Goo Eyes -
Victoria Monks
H Clarke: Mendelssohn's Concerto (Banjo)
Harry Taylor: I know 'em all -
Frank Coyne
Policeman's song "Night Duty" -
T E Dunville
Herbert Darnley: God Save the King (Recorded just after Queen Victoria died)
Leslie Stuart: Little Dolly Daydream (Piano Solo)
Louis Bradfield: My Old Dutch -
Albert Chevalier
Musical Avalos: El Capitain March (Xylophones) -
Sousa
R G Knowles: Have you got that £10 note
Bonus Tracks:
Gus Elen: The New Cut Coon
George J Gaskin: And her Golden Hair etc. -
Alice Leamar
Emile Berliner: Whist! The Bogey Man -
Mohawk Minstrels
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