
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]
As an Amazon Associate, Spinn Radio earns from qualifying purchases.
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
There's A Land - 1914 recording
The Trumpeter
Fall In (1914)
Till The Boys Come Home
'Tis a Story That Shall Live Forever
We Didn't Want To Fight, But By Jingo - Now We Do (1914)
We Didn't Want To Fight
Tell My Daddy To Come Home Again (1915 recording)
When You Know You're Not Forgotten By The Girl You Can't Forget (1916 recording)
Boys Of The Dardanelles (1916)
When We've Wound Up The Watch On The Rhine (1915)
It's a long way to Tipperary
Tis a Story That Shall Live for Ever
Don't Go Down In The Mine, Dad
Till The Boys Come Home (1915)
We Shall All Do The Goose Step (1915 recording)
Tis A Story That Shall Live For Ever - 1913 Zonophone 78
The Bulldog's Bark (1912 recording)
The Galloping Major
Don't Do That to the Poor Puss Cat
When We've Wound Up The Watch On The Rhine
When The Moon Shines Bright On Charlie Chaplain (1915 recording)
We Didn't Want to Fight, But By Jingo - Now We Do
Till the Boys Come Home (Keep the Home Fires Burning)
There's A Land (1914 recording)
Somewhere In France, Dear Mother (1915)
Sweet Adeline
Why Robinson Crusoe Got the Blues
Tis a Story That Shall Live Forever
It's a long long way to Tipperary
Somewhere
The Pretty Little Girl from Nowhere
The Trumpeter - 2012 Remaster
Following In Father's Footsteps
Brown wings
Maritana. In happy moments day by day
Tis a Story That Shall Live Forever - 2012 Remaster
Tis A Story That Shall Live For Ever (1913 Zonophone 78)
Boys of the Dardanelles
When Tommy Comes Marching Home
Tune into 50,000+ live radio stations from every corner of the world on an interactive 3D globe with audio-reactive visualizations.