Selected tracks from George's discography, these tracks will change periodically. The files are Real Audio files and if they do not play, please download a free player from the two links below.

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Banjo Boy
This is the 'B' side of George's last ever recording.

Happy Go Lucky Me
This is the 'A' side of the last recording and actually entered the UK Top 20 hit parade in 1960.

Grandad's Flannelette Nightshirt
Featured in one of GF's best films, "Let George Do It" and written by Eddie Latta & George Formby. It was recorded on December 17, 1939.

Chinese Laundry Blues
This is the song that really made George famous and of course produced a string of Mr Wu songs to follow it. Recorded July 1st 1932. Written by Jack Cottrell, the song was originally known as "Chinese Blues" and was offered to George in 1930 but he rejected it at this time.

I Blew A Little Blast On My Whistle
Written by George Formby, I have heard it said that this is the only song that George really did write himself, according to Brendan Ryan's book "A Catalogue Of His Work" Beryl Formby related that on an over-night journey to London for a recording session, George realised that he was a song short, and composed this song before they reached their destination.

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