Super Compilation ..
From Original 78 r.p.m. Records From 30ies & 40ies

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Leaning On A Lamp Post 2 LP

Track List :
Leaning on a Lamp Post,

When I'm Cleaning Windows

Fanlight Fanny

Chinese Laundry Blues

My Ukulele

Baby

I Do Do Things I Do

Sunbathing In The Park

I Went All Hot And Cold

The Fiddler Kept On Fiddling

Lets All Go To Reno

Leaning On A Lamp Post

Auntie Maggie's Remedy

I Told My Baby With The Ukulele

Believe It Or Not

In A Little Wigan Garden

Levi's Monkey Mike

She's Never Been Seen Again

The Wedding Of Mr. Wu

If You Don't Want The Goods, Dont Maul'Em

There is Nothing Proud About Me

Madam Moscovitch

As The Hours .. Roll By

Why Don't Women Like Me?

Running Round The Fountains In Trafalgar Square

Sitting On The Ice In The Ice Rink

I Could Make A Good Living At That

John Willie At The Licence Office _ Part 1&2

Come hither With Your Zither

Do De O Do

John Willie's Jazz Band

Swimmin'With The Wimmin

You Can't Keep A Growing Lad Down

The Old Kitchen Kettle

The Best Of Schemes

John Willie Goes Carolling - Parts 1&2

George Formby, OBE (born George Hoy Booth; 26 May 1904 – 6 March 1961), was an English actor, singer-songwriter and comedian who became known to a worldwide audience through his films of the 1930s and 1940s.

On stage, screen and record he sang light, comical songs, usually playing the ukulele or banjolele, and became the UK's highest-paid entertainer.

The Queen wanted to be president of the George Formby Society but was told she was too important

'I know all his songs and I can sing them' !!!!

The George Formby Society was created by fans of the well-known entertainer after he died

As the leader of territories encompassing just over 137 million people, you might assume the Queen always gets her own way.

But it turns out this isn’t always the case. It has been reported Elizabeth II was keen to become President of the George Formby Society but was informed she was too important for the position.

A new BBC Radio Two documentary which is due to be broadcast next weekend will reveal the Queen’s great fondness for George Formby, the ukulele player, actor and comedian who was Britain’s highest-paid entertainer during the 40s.?

“Her correspondence secretary noted: 'I don’t honestly think, if you don’t mind me saying so, this is appropriate; you’re the head of the armed forces, the head of the Church of England, I don’t think you can be president of the George Formby Appreciation Society.’?

“To which the Queen replied, ‘Well, I do see that, but you see I love George Formby”. ‘Really?’ responded the secretary.

‘Oh yes. I know all his songs and I can sing them’”.

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