| Contents |
She was poor but she was honest (3:37) -- Money rolls in (1:21) -- Pickled onions ; Don't cry Daddy ; Winkle song (1:51) -- Roll tiddly ole (1:43) -- Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington Green (2:45) -- Botany Bay (2:17) -- Hole in the elephant's bottom (1:18) -- Landlady's daughter ; Slap dab ; Nine inch nails ; My daughter's wedding day ; The poor young girl (3:00) -- Villikins and his Dinah (3:03) -- Sweeny Todd the barber (4:06) -- Barsted King of England (2:44) -- Old baby farmer (2 :35) -- I don't want to play in your yard ; They're moving Granpa's grave to build a sewer ; Two lovely black eyes (3:03) -- Do it no more (1:56) -- End of my old cigar (1:40) -- Little shirt my mother made for me (1: 19) -- My ma's a millionaire ; Wise men say ; You are a marvel ; Any old iron ; Henery the eight (1:26) -- Miner's dream of home (0:40). |
| General note | "Nice, naughty and nourishing songs of the London music hall & pubs"--Original insert. |
| General note | Includes program notes by Derek Lamb and texts of songs. |
| General note | Originally issued in 1962, as analog disc on Folkways Records: FW 8707. |
| General note | Previously issued as compact disc. |
| General note | Smithsonian Folkways: FW 8707; F-8707 on original container. |
| Performer |
Sung by Derek Lamb, with guitar augmented by banjo, violin and voices. |
| Other title | Nice, naughty and nourishing songs of the London music hall & pubs. |
