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She Was Poor but She Was Honest: Nice, Naughty and Nourishing Songs of the London Music Hall and Pubs

Derek Lamb FW08707


Country(s) United Kingdom
Keyword(s) Bawdy songs; Love songs; Music--British Isles; Protest songs; Spoken word; Theater; Wit and humor
Instrument(s) Banjo; Guitar; Violin
Language(s) English
 Year of Recording 1962
Record Label Folkways Records
Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits Artist Derek Lamb ; Design by Ronald Clyne

Play		 101 She Was Poor But She Was Honest Derek Lamb 3:38
Play		 102 The Money Rolls In (A Pub Song) Derek Lamb 1:21
Play		 103 Pickled Onions / Don't Cry Daddy / The Winkle Song (medley) Derek Lamb 1:51
Play		 104 Roll-Tiddly-Ole Derek Lamb 1:43
Play		 105 Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington Green Derek Lamb 2:45
Play		 106 Botany Bay Derek Lamb 2:17
Play		 107 The Hole in the Elephants Bottom Derek Lamb 1:18
Play		 108 The Landlady's Daughter / Slap Dab / Nine Inch Nails / My Daughter's Wedding Day / The Poor Young Girl (medley) Derek Lamb 3:00
Play		 109 Villikins and his Dinah Derek Lamb 3:03
Play		 110 Sweeny Todd the Barber Derek Lamb 4:06
Play		 111 Barsted King of England Derek Lamb 2:44
Play		 112 The Old Baby Farmer Derek Lamb 2:35
Play		 113 I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard / They're Moving Grandpa's Grave to Build a Sewer / Thirty Years Ago Today / Two Lovely Black Eyes (medley) Derek Lamb 3:03
Play		 114 Do It No More Derek Lamb 1:56
Play		 115 The End of My Old Cigar Derek Lamb 1:41
Play		 116 The Little Shirt My Mother Made for Me Derek Lamb 1:19
Play		 117 My Ma's a Millionaire / Wise Men Say / You are a Marvel / Any Old Iron / Henry the VIII I Am (medley) Derek Lamb 1:26
Play		 118 The Miner's Dream of Home Derek Lamb 0:44

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