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i'm related to bransby william his my great great great grandad and thts the truth
rossmeister92 4 years ago
I am Bransby williams Grandson and i and my two daughters are his only living decendents, so I donot knw how rossmeister92 can be related.
paulcorinmusic 2 years ago
I have just found out that this was almost certainly recorded in 1908.
85scampi 4 years ago
This is Fantastic. I will have to fish out my Bransby Williams, he was such a BIG 'Turn' you know. Today, they just would not understand this genre would they?
85scampi 4 years ago
I would love to know who wrote this and what it is all about?I did look it up on the computer but nothing about this that i could see though i didnt look thoroughly.
mic33george 4 years ago
This is really an extremely rare gem, indeed displaying truly Victorian pathos.... oh well... this will resound for a long time in my ears...
kspm01 4 years ago
This is early and is in the 1918 HMV catalogue which lists the correct speed as 82!, which well and truly shows it's age. Bransby Williams (1879- 1961) career spanned Music Hall to Television. A wonderful recitation on a lovely 1910's label. Thanks for that.
85scampi 4 years ago