Punch And Judy Polka

Composer Ted Dicks and songwriter and lyricist Myles Rudge were the team behind this Top Ten hit for Bernard Cribbins along with its B-side Right Said Fred. The Hole In The Ground begins with a working man standing in the hole he’s digging and a ‘bloke in a bowler hat’ standing above him who’s offering criticism. By the end of the song their positions have somewhat changed.British actor Bernard Cribbins had a hit in 1962 with The Hole in the Ground produced by The Beatles’ own George Martin for Parlophone. It’s a jaunty tune with a cheeky lyric -- a crowd-pleaser all around.

Punch And Judy Polka

Punch And Judy Polka

Written by Frank Eyton and Noel Gay this classic showtune has been recorded by a number of artists notably Louis Armstrong and was used in a 2004 advert for Hutchinson 3G mobile phones. Arranged for piano vocals and guitar.

All the songs from the smash hit London musical including The Lambeth Walk Leaning On A Lamp-post and The Sun Has Got His Hat On .

Hit classic by Rosemary Clooney arranged for the piano. Hit classic by Rosemary Clooney arranged for the piano.

Noel Gay (1898-1954) was a British composer who found success in the London Music Halls of the 1930s and is often cited as Britain’s answer to Irving Berlin. His collaboration with the songwriter Ralph Butler (1886-1969) led to some of the most memorable popular songs of all time including Run Rabbit Run and The Sun Has Got His Hat On . However their most successful creation is probably Hey! Little Hen written in 1941. This abiding classic has been arranged here for Piano Voice and Guitar. It's sure to raise a smile with any audience!

Gay's lighthearted whimsical tunes have retained their appeal throughout the decades and include 'The Lambeth Walk.' Arranged for guitar vocals and piano. Gay's lighthearted whimsical tunes have retained their appeal throughout the decades and include 'The Lambeth Walk.' Arranged for guitar vocals and piano.

Punch And Judy Polka

Composer Ted Dicks and songwriter and lyricist Myles Rudge were the team behind this Top Ten hit for Bernard Cribbins along with its B-side Right Said Fred. The Hole In The Ground begins with a working man standing in the hole he’s digging and a ‘bloke in a bowler hat’ standing above him who’s offering criticism. By the end of the song their positions have somewhat changed.British actor Bernard Cribbins had a hit in 1962 with The Hole in the Ground produced by The Beatles’ own George Martin for Parlophone. It’s a jaunty tune with a cheeky lyric -- a crowd-pleaser all around.