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“What a Lovely War!”
Roy Palmer, “What a Lovely War!” Veteran VT121 (cass., UK, ca. 1990) |
The CD has a selection from the 120 songs in Roy Palmer’s Book.
Produced by John Howson
Singers
Bill Alexander (London) [18];
David Blick (Gloucestershire) [4];
George Bregenzer (London) [7];
George Collinson (Hull) [10, 16];
Margaret Gardham (Hull) [5];
Rex Gregson (Carlisle) [12];
Gordon Hall (Sussex)[2, 6, 13-14, 19, 25-26];
Hamish Henderson (Edinburgh) [3, 9, 15, 23];
Nibs Matthews (London) [8, 17, 22];
John Pearce (Birmingham) [24];
Maurice Rooney (Norwich) [11];
Malcolm Speake (Birmingham) [21];
Harold Wirdham (Gloucestershire) [1, 20]
Tracks
- [HW] Bugle Call Rhyme (0.24)
- [GH] Salonika (2.33)
- [HH] The Highland Division’s Farewell to Sicilly (2.12)
- [DB] The REME Song (2.00)
- [MG] We Are the WAAFs (0.29)
- [GH] Quartermaster’s Store (5.58)
- [GB] The Codfish (Roud 149) (2.01)
- [NB] The Soldier and the Sailor (Roud 350; G/D 3:685) (1.49)
- [HH] The Kriegie Ballad (4.50)
- [GC] CRE Song (1.19)
- [MR] Down the Mine (3.30)
- [RG] How Did I Ever Become a Corporal? (0.35)
- [GH] Three German Officers Crossed the Rhine (5.50)
- [GH] I Wore a Tunic (2.20)
- [HH] The Ballad of Wadi Maktilla (4.16)
- [GC] This Old Coat of Mine (2.16)
- [NM] Lulu (1.11)
- [BA] Valley of Jarama (1.34)
- [GH] Suvla Bay (2.18)
- [HW] A Soldier’s Farewell to India (1.18)
- [MS] Orderly Song (3.45)
- [NB] We Are the First Herts Boys (0.33)
- [HH] D-Day Dodgers (3.24)
- [JP] Ragtime Soldier (1.01)
- [GH] Blandford in the Mud (1.40)
- [GH] Hanging on the Old Barbed Wire (Roud 9618) (7.27 )