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| [] Just for the fun of the thing. Song written and composed by George d' Albert pub Lawrence Wright Music Co., London 1919 [rem: this seems to be the only published song composed by himself] |
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| some of the songs sung by George d'Albert : | |
| [] See-saw Sue written by Harry Hunter, composed by David Day, sung by George D'Albert of the "Mohawk Minstrels" pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1895 |
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| [] Top o' the 'Bus words and music by Fred Gilbert, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1897 |
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| [] Consolations music John Francis, words George A. Stevens, sung by George D'Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1897 |
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| [] The curate words and music Fred J. Barnes, music Charles Collins, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1897 |
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| [] If we had only known words and music Herbert Darnley, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1898 |
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| [] Ma paid Pa words and music Charles Collins and Fred J. Barnes, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1898 |
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| [] Wanted - a Lady written and composed by Carl Howard and George Everard, sung by George D'Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1899 |
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| [] Christmas boxes music George A. Stevens, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1900 |
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| [] Bravo! Good old Bobs! music J. M. Harrison, words Harry Adams, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1900 |
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| [] Ordered South written and composed by Bennett Scott and C. G. Cotes, sung by George D'Albert and Tom White's Arabs, also by Misses Rose Hamilton, Maud Francis and Kitty Beresford pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1900 |
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| [] Peculiar Julia written and composed by Joseph Tabrar, sung by George D'Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1900 |
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| [] When the cock begins to crow George D'Albert's popular song words and music Sam Richards, sung by George d' Albert pub Francis, Day & Hunter, London 1903 |