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15 Sep 08 - 06:09 PM (#2441481) Subject: Review: Harry Lauder From: Folk Form # 1 I want to get a Harry Lauder album that doesnt have any of his embarrassing spoken parts on it. I just want the music. Can anyone help? |
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02 Jan 09 - 09:42 AM (#2529577) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Folk Form # 1 I'll take that as a no, then. sigh. |
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02 Jan 09 - 10:14 AM (#2529597) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: John MacKenzie Try this I don't know what talking if any there is on it. This site lists one other CD, which has been digitally remastered. |
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02 Jan 09 - 10:28 AM (#2529612) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: bobad There is a bunch of Lauder stuff available here Cylinder Preservation And Digitization Project for streaming or downloading. |
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03 Jan 09 - 04:58 AM (#2530292) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: GUEST,Lance Boyle Dozens of streaming audio clips of Sir Harry Lauder can be found at archive.org |
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03 Jan 09 - 06:22 AM (#2530315) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: masato sakurai Scotland's Stars on 78: Sir Harry Lauder contains: 1 Overture - The Harry Lauder Medley 2 I Love A Lassie 3 Will You Stop Your Tickling Jock 4 Breakfast In Bed 5 Roamin' In The Gloamin' 6 Waggle O' The Kilt 7 Soosie MacLean 8 There's A Wee Hoose 'Mang The Heather 9 I've Just Got Off The Chain 10 Just A Wee Deoch An' Doris 11 We Parted On The Shore 3:59 12 Keep Right On To The End Of The Road |
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17 Mar 19 - 08:43 PM (#3982748) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Joe Offer Here's a very nice video of Andy Stewart performing Harry Lauder songs: |
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18 Mar 19 - 04:48 PM (#3982949) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Gallus Moll Not sure why you find his talking interludes embarrassing? That was the fashion of the day, part of his act...we should not judge past performances by current standards! Perhaps you should seek the song and tunebooks? |
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18 Mar 19 - 05:20 PM (#3982964) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: keberoxu And you know what else is odd? A thread is at the Mudcat forum, within the past twelve months if memory serves, from somebody with the opposite problem. Remember? Somebody, I forget who, really really wanted to locate that particular recording of "I Love a Lassie" which is so notorious that there are passages in English-language fiction -- for example, P. G. Wodehouse -- that celebrate the moment in which Harry Lauder speaks the lines: "This is herrrrr -- naw, it's a RABBIT." And a bunch of us faithful Mudcat member truffle-hunters went digging and snuffling about, and we found recording after recording of Harry Lauder singing "I Love a Lassie" but we could not locate, try as we might, a digital file online with that famous spoken line. |
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18 Mar 19 - 05:24 PM (#3982966) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Joe Offer Well, Folk Form #1 hasn't posted at Mudcat for almost a decade, so that's what happen to those who don't like Harry Lauder's monologues. I always thought of Lauder's shtik as a monologue punctuated by songs - with the monologue being the more interesting part. -Joe- |
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18 Mar 19 - 09:39 PM (#3983007) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: beachcomber Was it a fact that Sir Harry lost a son in WW1 ? I read this somewhere I seem to remember ? |
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20 Mar 19 - 04:24 AM (#3983268) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Brakn CAPTAIN JOHN LAUDER |
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20 Mar 19 - 07:08 PM (#3983481) Subject: RE: Seeking: Harry Lauder music album From: Gallus Moll Harry Lauder lost his son John - his only child. |