About Stanley Kirkby
Stanley Kirkby was a British music hall singer at the beginning of the twentieth century. He was particularly well known for a series of songs he sang during the First World War, such as "Boys of the Dardanelles", a patriotic song, "Tell my Daddy to come home again", a sentimental treatment of how hard it was for children to be parted from their soldier fathers, and in 1910 he covered "The Galloping Major"[1] - the original version of which had been performed by George Henry Bastow in 1906.[2]
Top Tracks
When We've Wound Up The Watch On The Rhine - 1915
Somewhere in France, Dear Mother
Somewhere In France, Dear Mother - 1915
When The Moon Shines Bright On Charlie Chaplain - 1915 recording
We Didn't Want To Fight, But By Jingo - Now We Do - 1914
Till The Boys Come Home - 1915
When You Know You're Not Forgotten By The Girl You Can't Forget - 1916 recording
Tell My Daddy To Come Home Again - 1915 recording
We Shall All Do The Goose Step - 1915 recording
The Bulldog's Bark - 1912 recording
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