Evelyn Dall Timeline

About Evelyn Dall

Evelyn Dall on CD

The songs Evelyn recorded are now available on CD. I am starting to list the songs 'that got away.' Like most artists, Evelyn's recorded output is only a sample of what was actually performed. If you know of any more, please let me know.

The Unrecorded Songs Evelyn Performed in Shows

By the Mis-iss-iss-iss-iss-iss-inewah (Something for the Boys) with Daphne Barker

Dig For Victory (Present Arms 1940)

Follow the Girls (Follow the Girls) with Arthur Askey, Jack Billings and Vic Marlowe

Happy Land in the Sky (Something for the Boys) with Daphne Barker, Bobby Wright,                                                                     Leigh Stafford and Bernard Ansell

He's a Right Guy (Something for the Boys)

Home on the Range (Something for the Boys) with Daphne Barker and Bobby Wright

I'm All Washed Up on Love (Parade 1935) with Ralph Riggs

I'm An International Orphan (Parade 1935)

I'm Nobody's Baby (Robinson Crusoe 1941)

I Wanna Hang My Hat (Follow the Girls) with Arthur Askey, Jack Billings and Vic Marlowe

Leader of the Band (Something for the Boys)

Ma! He's Making Eyes At Me (Present Arms 1940)

Might Be (Present Arms 1940) with Max Wall

Oomph! (Present Arms 1940) with Max Wall

Selling Sex (Parade 1935)

Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga (Robinson Crusoe 1941)

Strip Tease Girl (Follow the Girls)

You're Perf (Follow the Girls) with Arthur Askey

Unrecorded Songs Evelyn Performed with
Ambrose and his Orchestra/Octet

A Tisket A Tasket

Flat Foot Floogie

Gypsy in My Soul

Highland Swing (duet with Jimmy Miller)

I Double Dare You

I Found My Yellow Basket

I Like to Recognise It's You

I'll Never Say 'Never Again' Again

Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm

Nice Work if you Can Get It

Oh Johnny Oh Johnny

Pop Corn Man

Rhythm in the Alphabet

Say Si Si

Some Day My Prince Will Come

South American Joe

Taking a Course in Rhythm

The Chestnut Tree (with Max Bacon and Les Carew)

The Hut Sut Song

The Sassanach

Ti-pi-tin

Ve Play Fiddle For De Czar (with Max Bacon and Les Carew)

Working Our Way Through College (with Max Bacon)

From Other Appearances

Did You Ever See a Dream Walking? (solo audition 1934, New York)