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HARRY CHAMPION (17 April 1865 – 14 January 1942) - was an English music hall composer, singer and Cockney comedian, whose onstage persona appealed chiefly to the working class communities of East London
He made his name around 1910 to 1917 (pre world war 1 era) but also mad a come-back during the 1930s. These are early original recordings.
This is a list of the 22 recordings on the MP3 CD

Harry Champion - A Little Bit Of Cucumber 1915 625.8 KB
Harry Champion - Any Old Iron 1.1 MB
Harry Champion - Boiled Beef and Carrots 1.2 MB
Harry Champion - Cucumber 1917 1.3 MB
Harry Champion - Doctor Shelley 1914 353.7 KB
Harry Champion - Down Came the Blind 844.1 KB
Harry Champion - I Was 'olding Me Coconut 871.4 KB
Harry Champion - I'm Getting Ready for My Mother in Law 1906 1.3 MB
Harry Champion - I'm Henry The Eighth (1911)
Harry Champion - C.A.R.R.O.T.Y 1912 2.3 MB
Harry Champion - Don't do it again, Matilda 1910 1.8 MB
Harry Champion - Ginger, You're Balmy 1910 1.9 MB
Harry Champion - Have a drop of gin Joe 1912 2.1 MB
Harry Champion - I Enjoyed It 1922 2.1 MB
Harry Champion - Medley 3.3 MB
Harry Champion - My Old Iron Cross 1915 359.8 KB
Harry Champion - Never Let Your Braces Dangle 860.2 KB
Harry Champion - Samuel Duff 871.1 KB
Harry Champion - When I Was Licking My Stamp 828.4 KB
Harry Champion - Wotcher, My Old Brown Son 1913 2.2 MB
Harry Champion - Yorkshire Pudden 707.3 KB
Harry Champion - You Can't Help Laughing, Can Yer 1913

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