Tom Foy is famous for his whimsical style of North Country Humour. Famed as "The Yorkshire Lad" he made a particular name for himself in sketches such as "First Time that I come up to London" and "Tom Foy and his Donkey" and as a pantomime dame. Interesting today for their social history as much as the humour, his recordings span the period 1911 - 1916. A full CD of 23 tracks.
Track Listing
My Girl's promised to marry Me Much obliged to Me
Courting Donkey and Me
The Fool of the Family Scouting
If We live to be Ninety Nine Amateur Theatricals
My Bunker Bump Nearly Wedded
Nineteen Bright Pounds I've had some Money left Me
Live and Learn First Time that I come up to London
I've been to America My Aunt Martha Ann
Wales and Wales and Weals Our Straits Canal
Ah'm disguised My farewell to Sarby Brig
Ah've had t' nose pulled All through t'Black Horse
Getting my Temper up
