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Vintage Audio - 1914

Sheet music to "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" This page of the Vintage Audio section of the website contains archive recordings of songs, skits and speeches from the first year of the war, 1914.

Each recording is titled along with its performer.

All files are in MP3 and Adobe Flash format.

Sound quality is, alas, sometimes poor, indicative of the state of the then art of sound recording.

Lyrics and the text of speeches accompany many files listed.

Song and Artist Listen and Download
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
John McCormack
Click to download as MP3  
Aba Daba Honeymoon
Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan
Click to download as MP3
The Battle that Wasn't
Jolly Jesters
Click to download as MP3
United Forces March
United Forces March
Click to download as MP3
Are We Downhearted?
Arthur Boyton
Click to download as MP3
Boys in Khaki, Boys in Blue
F Wheeler
Click to download as MP3
While They Were Dancing Around
Henry Burr
Click to download as MP3
Three Cheers For Little Belgium
Violet Lorraine
Click to download as MP3
Potsdam
Penrose and Whitlock
Click to download as MP3
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
American Quartet & Billy Murray
Click to download as MP3
The Homes They Leave Behind
Maggie Teyte
Click to download as MP3
We Didn't Want to Fight
Stanley Kirkby
Click to download as MP3
Your King and Country Wants You
Helen Clark
Click to download as MP3
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
Albert Farrington
Click to download as MP3
Your King and Country Wants You
Edna Thornton
Click to download as MP3
When Tommy Comes Marching Home
Harry Marlow
Click to download as MP3
Hoch, Hoch Der Kaiser
Whit Cunliffe
Click to download as MP3
While They Were Dancing Around
Henry Burr & Peerless Quartet
Click to download as MP3
Tow the Row, Row
Whit Cunliffe
Click to download as MP3
Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts
Jack Charman
Click to download as MP3

The "linseed lancers" was the Anzac nickname assigned to members of the Australian Field Ambulance.

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