Celebrating Twenty Years Online 2001 - 2021ARTHUR LLOYD'S SONGS
Introduction - Help - Songs - Credits
'Being
a swell or lion comique required more
than making appropriate noises and drinking appropriate drinks - as
Charles Norman sang in 1868 (in the Star of Bermondsey), So
Much Depends Upon The Syle In Which Its Done. Dress and bearing
were of central importance. The stage swell paraded all the apparatus
of genteel apparel, though variation and distortion were common where
the object was parody.
Right - Repertoire of the Legitimate, Veritable, and Popular Comic Songs, sung by Arthur Lloyd before His Royal Highness The Prince Of Wales, The Nobility, and Gentry at St. James's Hall, & his popular concerts throughout Great Britain and Ireland, kindly sent in by Pat Wheatley - Click for details.
Thus Arthur Lloyd often performed in bizarre dress and make-up, sporting a coat with exaggerated lapels, an outlandish silk choker, and "a forty Cardigan power moustache"' - Popular Music in Britain - Music Hall Performance and Style - Open University Press. - Courtesy John Grice.
Currently there are 198 Arthur Lloyd songs, 1 Horatio Lloyd song, and 1 Delarue Lloyd song listed here. Click the Song Sheets to see enlarged versions.
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List of Arthur Lloyd's Songs
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SONG SHEET |
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A cow and three acres. Alternate title: Three acres and a cow.
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"Alice again" "Mother blow my little nose" Medley |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Aldgate pump |
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All through obliging a Lady |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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American beef. |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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American drinks Alternative Title - American bar at the Cafe Riche This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun
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Arthur Lloyd |
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And that's why I've not got 'em on |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Arthur & Martha |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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At it again |
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Baby show The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Ballet girl |
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Bandy Legged Borachio, Or, The Roley Poley Eye |
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Robert Coote |
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Barney O'Brian at the Exhibition |
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Beautiful for ever - Mrs. Mary Plucker Sparrowtail. |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Beautiful young widow Brown |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Beef, Pork, Mutton |
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Bird Whistle Man. |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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BlackSmith The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Blighted Barber (Ye) - or Fee fi fo fum This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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1873 ? |
Robert Coote / F W Green |
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Bloated young aristocrat The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Bob Baker |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Brewer's daughter The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Brown The Tragedian - No matter! This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Busy Bee The Or Which Bee Wright & Which Be Wrong |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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But of course it's no business of mine |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Captain Cuffs |
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Captain La Di Da Di Doo |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Chillingowullabadorie |
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Circus Master The
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Clang clang his Cymbals went / Millingtary Band |
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Comic Medley |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Constantinople Alternate title: Countess of Constantinople |
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1870 ? |
Arthur Lloyd |
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Cruel Mary Holder |
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1866 ? |
Arthur Lloyd |
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Dada or I shall call Dada This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Diddle Diddle Dumpling |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Dirty Dicks & Matilda Hicks |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Do Ra Mi Fa - Alternate title : Music master |
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Sung by Charles Coborn - Written and Composed by Arthur Lloyd |
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Dobb's in Paris or The Swiss girl and her Guitar |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Dobb's visit to Paris |
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Don't ask me to give up Flo Alternate : I love a darling girl called Flo This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun' |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Dr. Gregory Bolus Squill: The quack doctor This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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C J Pavitt |
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Drink and let's have another |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Dutch clock man The |
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Et-cetera |
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Words by F. Ancy Music by Arthur Lloyd |
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Envy of the World down at Westminster The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Fireman's dog The : a legend of Wapping |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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For goodness sake don't say I told you |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Freemason The (Tell Me the Sign John) |
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W&M. Arthur Lloyd, George Palmer |
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Funny Mrs Jones This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
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Gallant 93rd The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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German Band The |
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Arthur Lloyd/G W Hunt/H C Maguire |
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Going to the Derby - in my little donkey cart |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Good-Bye John or The lass that loved a sailor |
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Happiest day of my life The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Happy thought |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Hide and Seek |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Hildebrandt Montrose Christopher |
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1870s? |
Edward Harrigan |
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How did you leave the pigs? |
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T. S. Lonsdale |
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Hush-a-bye. |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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I couldn't |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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I don't like a cur at my heels |
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I fancy I can see her now - a Lancashire lay
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Arthur Lloyd |
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I like to be a swell |
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I shall tell my mama |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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I sigh for her in vain. Alternative Title - Beautiful Sal This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two
Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
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I think it looks very much like it This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
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I vowed that I never would leave her |
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Arthur Lloyd/George Bicknell |
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I would I were Lord Mayor : [a city legend] |
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Colenso |
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If Adam hadn't had a missus |
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Written by Walter Burnot Composed by Carlo Minasi |
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I'll gang tae Paisley This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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I'll place it in the hands of my solicitor |
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Frederick Gilbert |
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I'll strike you with a feather Alternate title: I'll stab you with a rose |
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Arthur Lloyd/G H McDermott |
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Ill used Organ Man |
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Immenseikoff |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Immenseikoff Quadrille |
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Improver The |
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Ipecacuanha Alternate title : The Doctor's Daughter |
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Arthur Lloyd/W W Thornton |
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It makes me so awfully wild This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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It makes me so awfully Wild |
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Arthur Lloyd/Richard Childs |
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It makes me so awfully Wild 2 |
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It's a sort of thing we read about, but very seldom see |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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It's naughty but it's nice |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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It's the sort of thing we read about but very seldom see |
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It's wonderful how we do it but we do |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Johnny go into the garden |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Just by The Angel at Islington |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Just the thing for Frank (companion song to Not For Joseph) |
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Arthur Lloyd/James Batchelder |
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Just One Little Polka |
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Words by T. S Lonsdale / Music by Louis Raynal / Popularised by Arthur Lloyd |
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Just to shew there's no ill feeling |
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Arthur Lloyd/James Foster |
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Ka-Foozle-Um Alternate tiltle : In ancient days there lived a Turk |
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1865 ? |
S Oxon |
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Madame Tussaud's, Alternate title: Waxworks, Alternate title: Welsh Rabbits |
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Robert Reece |
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Major De Voy |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Man at the Nore The : a legend of the briny deep! |
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Arthur Lloyd/J London |
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Marquis and the beggars |
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Married to a Mermaid
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1866 ? |
Michael Watson;words by A.J C. A.J.C. is perhaps a pseudonym of William Thackery |
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Married to A Mermaid 1
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Married to A Mermaid 2
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Merman The |
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1870 ? |
Sung by Arthur Lloyd |
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Massacre of the Macpherson The : A humerous highland legend |
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1864 ? |
Sir Martin Theodore/William W Aytoun/Bon Gaultier |
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M-Hm |
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Millingtary Band The or Clang clang his cymbals went |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Mounseer Frenchy |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Mr Liddle And Miss Riddle |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Mrs. Mary Plucker Sparrowtail or Beautiful for ever |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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My story it is true |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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My wife's relations This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Napolian Third This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Newhaven Fishwife Sung by Horatio Lloyd Arthur Lloyd's Father |
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Never mind me |
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Not for Flo |
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Nor for Joseph
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Not for Joseph
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Not for Joseph
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Not for Joseph
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Not for Joseph Polka
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Arthur Lloyd/W Godfrey |
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Not for Joseph Galop
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Not for Joseph quadrille
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Arthur Lloyd/Marriott Charles/Handel Rand |
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Not for Joseph - Hitchcock's Half Dime Series
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Nursery rhymes |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Off to the Derby or Now for Epsom - 'tis the Derby |
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W Wilson |
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Oh! Angelina was always fond of soldiers |
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Oh you little ducky |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Oh! Marigold This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
J. B. Geoghegan |
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Old woman and her pig |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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One more Polka Alternate title: When I was at a party
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Arthur Lloyd |
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One-ry, Two-ery, Tickery Seven |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Organ grinder The
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Organ Grinder Quadrille The
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Michael Watson |
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Pardonnez moi |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Piano organ man The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Pity a poor Foreigner |
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Maurice Welfare |
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Policeman 92 X |
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Pollee-Wollee-Hama : the jolly Japanese |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Pom-pom-pom |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Postman The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Pretty lips Alternate title : Neumy,neum,neum |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Pretty little Mary Alternate title : Chuck-Chuck-Chuck-Chuck Large version on the V&A Museum site here. |
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Arthur Lloyd/H C Maguire |
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Promenade Elastique The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Putney bus The |
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Florian Dore |
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Quite Utterly Too |
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Railway Guard The: Alternative title: The Mail Train To The North |
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Gaston Murray and Alfred Plumpton |
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Railway porter The : Alternate title: In times of locomotive power |
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1868 ? |
Charles Sloman |
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Reflecting on the past |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Rick ma tick |
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Arthur Lloyd/Robert Hamilton Nimmo |
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Riding on top of an omnibus |
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Roman Fall This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
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Royal Academy Beau The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Schoolmaster The or A B C D E ........
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Maurice Welfare |
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Seringapatam (companion song to Constantinople) |
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Sharps & Flats This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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She'd kept them All for me |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Delarue Lloyd's |
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R Lloyd Sung by Delarue Lloyd, Arthur Lloyd's brother. |
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Signor Mac Stinger |
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Arthur Lloyd/William Sim |
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Silly Billy This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Some lady's dropped her chignon |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Song of songs
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Song Of songs (new version) |
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Song of Many Songs - A. Lloyd's Medley |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Song of the Dutch clock man |
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Sophia-phia-phia |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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St George's And St James's - a new medley |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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St. George's and St. James |
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Sugar shop The |
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Take a Tract Alternative Title: Where are you going? |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Take it Bob or I'm a jolly old miller This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Take it Bob - Reissue |
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Take your time don't hurry |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Takes the Cake |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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There are many worse off than you |
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Thomas's sewing machine This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Three acres and a cow Alternate title : A cow and three acres
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Tichborne Case The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Tipperary Rose : parody on "I'll strike you with a feather" |
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Arthur Lloyd/Walter Bornot |
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Tooraloorallooral Lee This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Tra-La-La |
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Twin brothers The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Unfortunate Man The or Oh! So Unfortunate |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Upper ten and lower five The (Duet for two gentlemen) This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Ups and downs This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Known to be Pre - 1878 |
Arthur Lloyd |
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Vulgar family The |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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War Medley |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Watling's Pork Pie |
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What a wonderful scholar was he |
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What everything's made of |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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When I prove false to thee |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Where are you? There you are! |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Who'll shut the door |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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Who's for the bank |
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Yeoman's Wedding The This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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You are you know |
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Arthur Lloyd/J Sturroch |
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You know |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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You may look but you mustn't touch |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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You naughty Boy Alternate title : The Naughty Boy |
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Arthur Lloyd |
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You understand or at least I hope you do This song featured in Arthur Lloyd's 'Two Hours Genuine Fun |
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Young men of the present day |
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If you know of any Arthur Lloyd songs not mentioned here, or have any Song Sheets not displayed that you would be willing to have put on the site, please Contact Me.
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Also See this page detailing the Oxford University Libraries' online catalogue of G.W Hunt's songs with links to availability.
Most of the Song Sheets shown here are from my own collection or kindly loaned by Peter Charlton. However there are some Song Sheets shown here which have been kindly loaned by other individuals and these are credited on their individual pages.
I am very grateful to John Grice for his painstaking work in collating and compiling this list.
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