George Formby
Indelibly associated with the ukulele and fun, nonsense songs, George Formby was
one of the biggest stars and best-paid entertainers of the 1930s and 1940s. He
came from humble beginnings in the north of England to become a king of the
music halls, adopting the stage name Formby from the Lancashire town of the same
name. A tiny figure, he initially planned to be a jockey, riding his first
professional race when he was 10 and weighed under four stone but, after the
death of his father in 1921, he changed course and headed for the music halls. A
natural comedian, Formby is said to ...
The Window Cleaner (No. 2)George Formby
Bless 'Em AllGeorge Formby
Imagine Me in the Maginot LineGeorge Formby
Mr. Wu's a Window Cleaner NowGeorge Formby
Our Sergeant MajorGeorge Formby
It's Turned out Nice AgainGeorge Formby
The Window Cleaner (No. 2)George Formby
You Don't Need A Licence For That
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Bless 'Em AllGeorge Formby
Leaning On A Lampost
Imagine Me in the Maginot LineGeorge Formby
The War And Postwar Years - Disc A
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Mr. Wu's a Window Cleaner NowGeorge Formby
Leaning On A Lampost
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Our Sergeant MajorGeorge Formby
George Formby: England's Famed Clown Prince Of Song
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It's Turned out Nice AgainGeorge Formby
All Our Yesterdays
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