Douglas Byng, billed as "Bawdy, but British", was one of the top cabaret and Variety stars of the 1920s and 30s. Famous for his female impersonations, he wrote many of his songs, some of which were originally banned by the BBC. Unusually, he was particularly successful at pantomime as well as being a top cabaret artist.
Track Listing
Things we want to know The Cabaret Boys The Sunday School has done a lot for me Oriental Emma of the 'arem Sex Appeal Sarah She may be all that's wonderful Lots of little things are done by Kindness Hot Handed Hetty Mexican Minnie Sport Spring I'm one of the Queens of England I'm Millie a messy old Mermaid Louisa from Pisa At the Ball Flora McDonald Songs of the Shires - Hunting Songs of the Shires - Nana of the Manor Naughty Victorian Days And Modern American Ways Thank you so much Missus Lowsborough-Goodby I'm a Mummy Lizzie the Pre-War Flivver Miss Otis Regrets I'm a Tree Naughty Nellie Gwyn Mrs. Lot Boadicea