
Oh, What A Lovely War
Various Artists
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Originally a West End stage production (opening in 1963) and later a successful film (in 1969), Oh What A Lovely War was inspired by the book The Donkeys. A smash hit when it opened, it brought back into favour many of the songs of the First World War era, songs that have continued to be popular music hall songs long after the war. With the show slated to return to the theatre where it was first staged (the Theatre Royal Stratford East) before transferring to the West End, and with the impending centenary of the First World war, these songs are sure to enjoy yet another revival of interest.
Oh! It's A Lovely War
Belgium Put The Kibosh On The Kaiser
Your King And Country Want You
I'll Make A Man Of You
When The Moon Shines Bright On Charlie Chaplin
A Conscientious Objector
Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag
Now You've Got Yer Khaki On
Oh! Boy When You're Home On Leave
When The War Is Over, Mother Dear
Keep The Home Fires Burning (Till The Boys Come Home)
Good-Bye-ee
Roses Of Picardy
Over There
America Answers The Call
They Didn't Believe Me