Album of Charles Godfrey's Songs, (London: Francis & Day), n.d.

Containers:

Box 120-154 (MUS Peters)

Component identifier:

Item 143

Content Summary:

NLA's copy has a homemade cover and a note referring to Charles Godfrey.

16 works by various composers.

Includes one page about Charles Godfrey written by R.M.

Includes: "Across the Bridge", written by F. Bowyer, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "The Seventh Royal Fusiliers (A Story of Inkerman)", written by Wal Pink, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "Such a don, don't you know", written by Richard Morton, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "The Golden Wedding", written by Harry Adams and composed by Charles Godfrey; "Hi-Tiddley-Hi-Ti; or I'm All Right", written by E. W. Rogers, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "The Story of a Kiss", written by Wal Pink, and composed by Wal Pink Geo. Le Brunn; "My son, my son, my only son", written by E. W. Rogers, and composed by G. Le Brunn; "Half-Past Nine", written by Wal Pink, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "My Pal Jim", written by Harry Adams, and composed by Denham Harrison; "Grand-dad's Birthday; or, What a Time! - What a Time that was!", written by J. P. Harrington, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "When a Child", written by Wal Pink, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "The Pretty Maid was Young and Fair", written by J. P. Harrington, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn; "Will You be Mine, Pretty Bird?", written and composed by Joseph Tabrar; "Hold on, Johnny, Hold on, Jack", written and composed by Charles Godfrey; "Oh! Ain't it Pe-cu-li-ar?", written and composed by Charles Godfrey; and "Jacob Strauss", written by Wal Pink, and composed by Geo. Le Brunn.

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