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She was poor but she was honest : nice, naughty and nourishing songs of the London music hall and pub / sung by Derek Lamb with guitar augmented by banjo, violin and voices.

By: Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: FW 8707 | FolkwaysPublication details: Folkways, 1962.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmSubject(s):
Contents:
Side 1: 1. She was poor but she was honest -- 2. The money rolls in -- 3. Pickled onions; Don't cry daddy; The winkle song -- 4. Roll-tiddly-ole -- 5. Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington Green -- 6. Botany Bay -- 7. The hole in the elephant's bottom -- 8. The landlady's daughter; Slap dab; Nine inch nails; My daughter's wedding day; The poor young girl -- 9. Villikins and his Dinah -- Side 2: 1. Sweeny Todd the barber -- 2. Barsted king of England -- 3. The old baby farmer -- 4. 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 -- 5. Do it no more -- 6. The end of my old cigar -- 7. The little shirt my mother made for me -- 8. My Ma's a millionaire; Wise men say; You are a marvel; Any old iron; Henry the eighth -- 9. The miner's dream of home.
Holdings
Item type Home library Shelving location Class number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode
Sound Recordings Sound Recordings VWML Storage SAD 3802 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Reference only SR00800

Sound disc, analog.

Descriptive notes are missing.

Musical instruments: banjo, violin.

Side 1: 1. She was poor but she was honest -- 2. The money rolls in -- 3. Pickled onions; Don't cry daddy; The winkle song -- 4. Roll-tiddly-ole -- 5. Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington Green -- 6. Botany Bay -- 7. The hole in the elephant's bottom -- 8. The landlady's daughter; Slap dab; Nine inch nails; My daughter's wedding day; The poor young girl -- 9. Villikins and his Dinah -- Side 2: 1. Sweeny Todd the barber -- 2. Barsted king of England -- 3. The old baby farmer -- 4. 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 -- 5. Do it no more -- 6. The end of my old cigar -- 7. The little shirt my mother made for me -- 8. My Ma's a millionaire; Wise men say; You are a marvel; Any old iron; Henry the eighth -- 9. The miner's dream of home.

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