Stanley Holloway - Young Albert And Old Sam
Review by Jasa Marmer
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Sam Small At Westminster | ||
| Old Sam - One Each A-piece All Round | ||
| Old Sam - Beat The Retreat On Thy Drum | ||
| Sam’s Xmas Pudding | ||
| The Lion And Albert | ||
| Albert Comes Back | ||
| Albert Evacuated | ||
| Albert And His Savings | ||
| Old Sam - Pick Up Tha’ Musket | ||
| Albert And The ‘Eadsman | ||
| Marksman Sam | ||
| Old Sam - ‘Alt! Who Goes Theer? | ||
| The Beefeater | ||
| With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm | ||
| Sam’s Medal | ||
| Brahn Boots | ||
| Old Sam’s Party | ||
| Sam Goes To It |
Video
Stanley Holloway - The Lion And Albert
With With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm - Stanley Holloway - 78 rpm
Brown Boots Music Hall Cockney Monologue by Stanley Holloway C 1935
STANLEY HOLLOWAY: Sam's Christmas Pudding.
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Formats
- CD
- Compilation
- Remastered
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | William J Clark |
| Copyright (c) | William J Clark |
Notes
This CD contains 18 Tracks in total, recorded between 1931 and 1941Barcodes
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- Rights Society: MCPS
- SPARS Code: ADD
About Stanley Holloway
English actor and entertainer (1 October 1890 - 30 January 1982) , Stanley Holloway was famous for his comic and character roles on the stage and screen. He is especially known for his role of Alfred Doolittle, having had a long association with the musical My Fair Lady, performing in the original 1956 Broadway production, the 1958 London version and the film version of 1964. He received Tony Award & Academy Award nominations for his performances.
He was also renowned for his recordings of comic monologues and was still performing English character parts into his eighties. He died at the age of 91.
Real Name
- Stanley Augustus Holloway
Name Vars
- Holloway
- L. Holloway
- Lea Holloway
- S. Halloway
- S. Holloway
- Stanley Holloway as the Narrator
- С. Холлоуэй
- Стенли Холлоуэй
Comments
Hands down, this is the classiest AND funniest "inedible Christmas pudding/fruitcake" novelty song ever.
I'll never look at a grenadier emblem the same way again.
I'll never look at a grenadier emblem the same way again.
Love it!
Blessings
Blessings
I grew up with his LP 'ere's Holloway. Vaudeville was a devilish good lot of fun and dry, dry wit with lashings of double entendre
There's more to this poem. The Ramsbottoms called in the insurance man to claim on their lost son, but Albert turned up because Wallace coughed so hard Albert 'shout out like a cork'. The Ramsbottoms were none too pleased as they lost out on the insurance pay out.
A fun memory from my childhood!
That was something else. Dr. Robert W Malone sent me here. You gotta love those grizzly old time kids stories and songs. Good lessons!
my dad always used to tell this to me, don't know why tho
Lol ? lol ??
I just found another version of Albert and the Lion where after Albert is regurgitated his Dad gives him a shilling and his stick with its 'orse' 'ead 'andle and says "go and see what the Tiger's can do!"
But I've lost it completely.
Anybody any ideas?
But I've lost it completely.
Anybody any ideas?
Paul McCartney, "THE LYRICS - 1956 TO THE PRESENT
My Uncle Gordon's Party Piece! Thanks for the memories.
A different take on 'The Lion and Albert'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EsaRtsvk_w&list=PL4CuSrEMbnNvkGe9dXcZd2_elnNXsxPlz&index=2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EsaRtsvk_w&list=PL4CuSrEMbnNvkGe9dXcZd2_elnNXsxPlz&index=2
I love this and all of Stanley Holoway,Max Wall and many great artists of Music Hall,I remember my Grandad reciting many monologues not as a"party piece "but just being part of him,no particular reason,just him,but there is one monologue ,or it may be a song? But all my Grandad told my Mum(his daughter!) was the following two lines (the rest I assume was not for for my mum's ears!)
My wife's a cow
My wife's a cow-keepers daughter
I saw her as
I saw her as...king for water
My wife's a cow
My wife's a cow-keepers daughter
I saw her as
I saw her as...king for water
❤️
A classic!
I'm watching this for class?
POV: your english teacher made u watch this during online class
I used to work with a German chap called Robert, who had learned this verbatim from this recording, and his accent was impeccable.
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I grew up with my dad telling UD this poem but I first heard it from my grandad
Had the story book of this from the 1970s. Have it now for my kids.
this was one of my favorites when i was a child, i first heard on the radio
My mother used to recite this to old folks homes when we travelled with a ladies choir around Monmouthshire in the 50’s and 60’s and I danced ballet and tap. We had so much fun and the people loved seeing us. We went to hospitals at Christmas time. And concert halls. My mother was a great elocutionist. Great memories great times.
I will never be the same
Far more naughty at the time but just as funny today ?