The Bumper Book of Music Hall Songs - Piano, Vocal + Guitar

The Bumper Book of Music Hall Songs contains 100 entertaining songs from the days of Music Hall, for you to sing with friends and get in to the spirit!

All your Music Hall favourites

Music Hall is an old type of popular British theatrical entertainment that mixed popular songs with comedy, speciality acts and other musical, theatrical and performers. The Bumper Book of Music Hall Songs is packed with 100 of the most rousing and spirited entertainment songs from artists including Albert Chevalier, Kate Carney, and Harry Lauder. The songs date from the 1860s to the 1930s, and include ‘Any Old Iron?’, ‘I Do Like to be beside the Seaside’, ‘A Little of What You Fancy!’, ‘Don't Dilly Dally on the Way (My Old Man)’, all arranged for vocals and piano (grades 3-5), with guitar chords symbols.

Contents (A-Z)

•  A Bird in a Guilded Cage
•  A Little of What You Fancy!
•  And Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back
•  Another Little Drink (Wouldn't Do Us Any Harm)
•  Any Old Iron?
•  Are We to Part like This
•  'Arry 'Arry 'Arry
•  Ask a P'liceman
•  At Trinity Church
•  Burlington Bertie from Bow
•  By the Side of the Zuyer Zee
•  Captain Ginjah O.T
•  Champagne Charlie
•  Darling Mabel (The Love Letter)
•  Don't Dilly Dally on the Way (My Old Man)
•  Don't Have any More Missus Moore
•  Fall in and Follow Me
•  Following in Father's Footsteps
•  From Marble Arch to Leicester Square
•  Gilbert the Filbert
•  Ginger, You're Barmy
•  Goodbye Dolly Gray
•  He'd Have to Get Under, Get Out and Get Under
•  Hello! Hello! Who's Your Lady Friend?
•  Here We Are! Here We Are!! Here We Are Again!!!
•  I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside
•  I Don't Want To Play in Your Yard
•  I Live In Trafalgar Square
•  I Used to Sigh For the Silvery Moon
•  I Want to Sing in Opera
•  I Was a Good Little Girl Till I Met You
•  I Wouldn’t Leave My Little Wooden Hut for You
•  I’m Henery the Eigth, I Am!
•  I’m Twenty-One To-Day
•  If I Should Plant a Tiny Seed of Love
•  If it wasn’t for the ‘Ouses in between
•  If Those Lips Could Only Speak
•  I'm Shy Mary Ellen, I'm Shy
•  In The Twi-twi-twilight
•  It’s A Great Big Shame
•  It's A Bit of a Ruin That Cromwell Knocked About A Bit
•  It’s All Right in the Summertime (The Artist's Model)
•  Jolly Good Luck to the Girl Who Loves a Soldier
•  Just like the Ivy I’ll Cling to You
•  Let Me Call You Sweetheart
•  Let the Great Big World Keep Turning
•  Let the Rest of the World Go By
•  Lily of Laguna
•  Little Annie Rooney
•  Little Dolly Daydream (Pride of Idaho)
•  Little Yellow Bird
•  My Fiddle Is My Sweetheart
•  My Girl's a Yorkshire Girl
•  My Old Dutch
•  Nobody Loves a Fairy When She's Forty
•  Now I Have To Call Him Father
•  Oh I Must Go Home Tonight
•  Oh Mr Porter
•  Oh! Oh! Antonio
•  Poor John
•  Popsy Wopsy!
•  Riding on Top of the Car
•  Row, Row, Row
•  Sea Weed
•  She Cost Me Seven-and-sixpence
•  She Sells Sea-shells
•  She Was One of the Early Birds
•  She's a Lassie from Lancashire
•  Ship Ahoy! (All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor)
•  Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts
•  Sons of the Sea
•  Stop Yer Tickling, Jock!
•  The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery
•  The End of My Cigar
•  The Future Mrs. 'Awkins
•  The Galloping Major
•  The Honeysuckle and the Bee
•  The Man on the Flying Trapeze
•  The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
•  The Miner’s Dream of Home
•  The Night I Appeared as Macbeth
•  The Old Brigade
•  The Rest of the Day’s Your Own
•  There They Are - The Two Of 'Em-On Their Own
•  There's a Long Long Trail
•  Three Pots a Shilling
•  Two Little Girls in Blue
•  Waiting at the Church
•  What I Want is a Proper Cup O' Coffee
•  When Father Papered the Parlour
•  When I Leave the World Behind
•  When I Take My Morning Promenade
•  When the Summer Comes Again ("Three Pots a Shilling")
•  When There Isn’t a Girl About
•  Where Did You Get That Hat?
•  Who Were You With Last Night?
•  Why Am I Always The Bridesmaid?
•  Why Did I Leave My Little Back Room?
•  With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm
•  Wot Cher (Knocked 'Em in the Old Kent Road)