A 100 year old Tyneside Music Hall song written by James Weams of Durham (1851-1911)

The Neibors Doon Belaa

Alan Wilkinson of Teesside wrote this song in the 1970s aboutr a legendary event during the Napoleonic Wars.

The Hartlepool Monkey

Have You Changed Your Underwear?

Written by Cy Coben and recorded by Tommy Cooper in 1961 when it reached No.40 in the charts

Don't Jump Off The Roof Dad

From 'Cherry Ripe' album by The Cherry Pickers

2. King Of The Road.wav

A version of the traditional song from 15th century.

Staines Morris

A cautionary tale! Written by American vaudeville artist Walter O'Keefe and recorded by Rudy Valee and The Conneticut Yankees in 1934.

The Tattooed Lady

19th Century Tyneside Music Hall song written by Harry Nelson.
The 'patter' in the song mentions 'Aad Fry' who was my grandfather.
Thomas Fry (Aad Fry) was born in 1852 and was a boatbuilder and pleasure boat operator at Tynemouth sands and was famous for rescuing bathers in distress.

Unknown Album

O! Leuk a' The Sowljor

There's an Unexpected Item in the Bagging Area!

Written during my 'angry young man' period and sadly, still relevant today.

Perfect Peace

Folk singer from Northumberland.
Plays Accordion and English Concertina.
Special interest in old Tyneside songs.

Stephen W Fry