Name: Mr. Poppleton's Moustache by Reginald Pikedevant
Duration: 4 min 16 s
Description: A comedic Victorian song about a man who loves his facial hair, perhaps a bit too much. Composed circa 1860 by Henry Walker, and dedicated by him to the Anti-Shaving League. Arranged and performed by Sir Reginald Pikedevant, Esquire

great line, 'it's loss would kill me in  trice' great tune had me in stitches

A song dedicated to the Steampunks kicked off a Carousel recently in San Diego.

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A comedic Victorian song about a man who loves his facial hair, perhaps a bit too much. Composed circa 1860 by Henry Walker, and dedicated by him to the Anti-Shaving League. Arranged and performed by Sir Reginald Pikedevant, Esquire

Mr. Poppleton's Moustache

Played entirely with the bass guitar and a nice cup of tea, this is my cover of ''I Will Survive"  but done in a chap hop style.

Mr. Poppleton's Moustache

Reginald Pikedevant

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