- Field Recording - Jack Horntip Collection - See Notes.
- Digital Recording - John W. Herbert - 2006-04-15
- Digital Recording - John W. Herbert - 2006-04-17
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'Hum Fuck A Duck(?)' As A Filler Between Songs Time: 0:13
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A Life On The Ocean Wave [March Pass(?) Of The Royal Marines] Time: 0:17
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A Sailor Told Me Before He Died [aka The Engineer's Song, Tune -
Saint Bee's] Time: 1:13
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After The War Is Over The British Leave [wwi Song In Broken French
Learned From Father] Time: 0:51
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Americans And English Shared Songs In The Pubs During WWII Time: 0:15
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Assholes Are Cheap Today Time: 0:12
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Balls To Mr. Banglestein Time: 0:19
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Barnacle Bill The Sailor [fragment] Time:
0:10
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Bawdy Songs Are The Drinking Songs Of Men Aboard Ship Time: 0:55
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Beer, Beer Glorious Beer [pre-WWII Pub Song]
Time: 0:19
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Bell Bottom Trousers [fragment] Time:
0:14
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Bless Them All [aka Fuck Them All] Time:
1:04
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Bollocks Make A Damned Fine Stew [Believes That This Is Original
Chorus For Cornel Bogey March] Time:
0:20
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Bring Back My Bomber To Me Time:
0:49
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Bums, Bellies And Tits Time: 0:06
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Cats On The Rooftops Time: 0:28
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Caviar Comes From The Virgin Sturgeon Time:
0:16
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Do Your Balls Hang Low? Time: 0:07
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Follow The Band [Current During WWII Remember A Version From His
Father] Time: 0:40
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Gathering Nuts In May [tune Is Used For 'I Have A Dog Whose Name Is
Rover'] Time: 0:09
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Here To Good Old Whiskey [tune - I've Got Six Pence (?), Sung Aboard
Ship During Wwii] Time: 0:15
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Here's To The Next Man To Die [Sung When Drinking After Someone Had
Died] Time: 0:19
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Hey Ho Says
Rolly [fragment] Time:
0:19
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Hitler Has Only Got One Ball Time:
0:13
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I Had A Good Job By I Left [British Marching Cadence] Time: 0:12
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I Put My Finger In The Woodpecker's Hole [Learned As A Scout In The
Late 1920s] Time: 0:36
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I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of
Coconuts Time:
0:29
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I've Got Six Pence [Learned In The Scouts But Sung In The Navy] Time: 0:51
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If I Had The Wings Of An Angel Time:
0:10
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In Mobile Time: 1:00
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Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam [Children's Hymn And Navy Parody] Time: 0:23
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John Thomas [aka Red Plush Britches, Fragment] Time: 0:15
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Keep The Home Fires Burning [Sentimental Song Sung In Pubs During
WWI] Time: 0:25
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King Farouk [fragment] Time: 0:12
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Lydia Pink Time: 0:34
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Mademoiselle From Armentieres [Learned From Father Who Was A WWI
Veteran] Time: 0:22
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My Grandfather's Clock [Original Pop Song] Time:
0:22
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My Grandfather's Cock Time: 0:10
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Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be [Children's Song] Time: 0:19
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One Eyed Reilly [Fragment Of Chorus Only] Time:
0:14
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Passengers Will Please Refrain Time:
0:32
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Please Don't Burn The Shithouse Down [Current During WWII] Time: 0:06
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Poor Little Angeline [fragment] Time:
0:13
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Queen Of All The Fairies Time: 0:09
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Remember Hearing 'Lloyd George Knew My Father'
Time: 0:15
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Remembers Hear 'The Red Flag' Time:
0:11
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Remembers Hearing 'Asshole Rules The Navy' Chorus During WWII Time: 0:08
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Remembers Hearing 'Bang Bang Lulu' During WWII Time: 0:06
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Remembers Hearing 'Red Flannel Drawers' Doesn't Remember Lyrics Or
Tune Time: 0:11
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Remembers Hearing The Doggies Meeting But No Text Or Tune Time: 0:15
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Ring-a-rang-a-roo [aka Ring Dang Do] Time:
0:10
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Roll Me Over In The Clover [fragment] Time:
0:11
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Rule
Britannia [Learned From Father In The 1920s] Time: 0:13
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Seduced Herself With A Fountain Pen Time:
0:45
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See Her On The Bridge At Midnight [aka She Was Poor But Honest] Time: 0:22
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Shit Without Wit [An Old Yorkshire Expression] Time: 0:05
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Sister Anna Will Carry The Banner [recitation, Skit Parody Of
Salvation Army] Time: 0:57
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Sung These Songs To His Wife At Bed Time Time:
0:31
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Sweet Violets [This Was Used As A Tag Line To Avoid Singing A 'Rude'
Word] Time: 0:22
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Ten Green Bottles Hanging On The Wall Time:
0:18
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The Ball Of Kerrimuir Time: 0:37
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The Mayor Of Bayswater [Remembers Hearing More Verses] Time: 0:35
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The Quartermaster's Store [Learned As A Scout In The 1920s] Time: 0:26
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The Sailor's Wife [fragment] Time:
0:21
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There Once Was A Farmer Who Sat On A Rock [fragment] Time: 0:12
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There's A Balls Up(?) On The Flight Deck And They Don't Know Who To
Blame Time: 0:44
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They're Changing The Guard At Buckingham Palace [Recited Poem] Time: 0:21
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Three Old Ladies Locked In The Lavatory Time:
0:18
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Under The
Chesnutt Tree [Boy Scout Song That Has Ribald Gestures] Time: 0:10
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Used To Sing A Parody Of Silver Hair Amongst The Gold Time: 0:25
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Vulgar Songs Were Sung In The Ward Room Time:
0:25
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We Had A Merry Party [Learned During WWII] Time:
1:25
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When I Was Young And In My Prime [Rhymed Recitation] Time: 0:10
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When I Was Young And Seventeen I Had A Pretty Quim Time: 0:15
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When This Bloody War Is Over [Tune - What A Friend We Have In Jesus,
Learned From Father, A WWI Vet, In Early 1920s Time: 0:30
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Who Killed Cock Robin [Music Hall Song] Time:
0:27
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Why Was I Born So Beautiful [aka Why Was He Born So Beautiful] Time: 0:17
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Wild West Show [as Sung During WWII] Time:
0:43
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Will You Mary, Mary, Mary Me Time:
0:24
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You Can't Put Your Muck In Our Dustbin Time:
0:12
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Your Baby Has Gone Down The Plug Hole Time:
0:51
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Zulu Warrior [fragment] Time: 0:14
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[Discussion Of Hearing 'the Frenchman Went To The Lavatory' Time: 1:30
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[fragment Of 'King Of The God Damned Isles']
Time: 0:20
John W. Herbert was kind enough to send us some photos. He says, "Note the big change between
photo 236 and 430 - you grew old quickly in war."

#125 1925

#236 1942

#366 1942

#228 1943

#181 1944

#271 1944

#430 1945
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