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Pianist Michael Sands plays Mrs Mills' arrangement of Good Morning

From the film "Off the Dole" (1935) starring George Formby with Beryl Formby. Composed by Jack Cottrell.

Pianist Michael Sands plays Down Yonder. This hit was originally recorded by Del Wood who regularly appeared on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

Mrs Mills' arrangement of the popular song, recorded for her neice Sharon.

Sharon - I hope you enjoy this tribute to your Aunt's wonderful Piano M...

Pianist Michael Sands plays Mrs Mills' arrangement of Sweet Georgia Brown

Pianist Michael Sands plays Russ Conway's No. 1 hit Side Saddle

Mrs Mills' arrangement of the Disney favourite, as recorded on her Lp "Jumbo Party" (1976).

This recording is for Wayne Sylvester, as a thankyou ...

Pianist Michael Sands plays Winifred Atwell's arrangement of Candlewick.

Pianist Michael Sands plays Winifred Atwell's arrangement of Silver Shoes.

Played by ear

Winifred Atwell's arrangement

Winfired Atwell's Arrangement of the famous Rag, which originally became famous on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

(Played by ear)

Pianist Michael Sands performing Winifred Atwell's arrangment of this 1920's solo.

Winifred Atwell's arrangement of The Black & White Rag.

A mad song, about my gf's pussy.lol

"The Senator and the Asp". Episode three of Frankie Howerd's classic 1970 comedy series. Ammonia is expecting an unwelcome visit from an old flame....

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This is one of our new kittens taking after her mum and playing on the slide. She is around 5 weeks old which is a lot younger than her mum was whe...

I love cats :)= So cute !! Really you never seen before:)

The Barrow Poets who bravely performed the Pheasant Pluckers Song live on BBC Radio 4, some time ago. Taken from my vinyl copy.

Good fun.

Insane musical chaos from Spike Jones and the City Slickers featuring the Sabre Dance and a battle of the bands with Perez Prado! Check out the guy...

Trad Jazz at it's finest!

The Stripper was made in 1962 by David Rose and his Orchestra. It was #1 on the top 40 charts

The later Red Nichols And His Five Pennies play the Entrance Of The Gladiators, that is Joe Rushton on bass sax, Recorded 1950 - 1952.

George Formby, Jr., OBE (26 May 1904 6 March 1961) was an English singer and comedian, famous for playing the banjolele, a banjo-like instrument, ...

George Formby singing Our Sergeant Major with his Banjo-uke.

Enjoy

From the film "Let George Do It" (1940) starring George Formby, Phyllis Calvert, Garry Marsh and Hal Gordon. Composed by George Formby, Fred E. Cli...

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Puttin' on the Ritz - is a pop song written and published in 1929 by Irving Berlin and introduced by Harry Richman in the musical film Puttin' on t...

George singing "They laughed when i started to play" from the film "Much Too Shy" In this clip George is playing his Ludwig ukulele banjo.

George singing "It serves you right" from the film "Bell Bottom George"

George Formby's first number in one of his better films, It's in the Air.

A live performance of 'Blackpool Rock' at the Winter Gardens. Evidently from the same performance as the 'Maginot Line.'

In a seasonal message to the online world, Bill looks back on the tumultuous year of 2011 and in this Winter of Uncertainty chooses to give thanks ...

Fred Dibnahs Betsy was taken out for a run yesterday (sat 29th) with Roger Dibnah, Jack Dibnah ,John fayle and callum tilley

The Fourth part of Fred and Alisons holiday to a steam rally

The Third part of Fred and Alisons holiday to a steam rally

ROB WILTON, THE GRATEST MONOLOGUE ARTIST, AFTER STANLEY HOLLOWAY, SINGS A SONG....

ENJOY!!!!

The Doctor and Rose face their most fearsome adversary yet: the French Dalek.

DVD: http://www.amazon.com/gp/pr... ...

A selection of sketches and routines from the many British comedians to emmerge from the 1950s. Features Dick Emery, Thora Hird, Frankie Howerd, Si...

Recorded in 1982 on VHS video in Black & White by mistake but I think the quality has been better preserved than if it was in colour. Enjoy this c...

Eric and Ernie team up with the BBC's weather men, sports anchors and news readers for some singing and acrobatics.