Vesta Tilley
About the artist
Matilda Alice Powles (May 13, 1864 – September 16, 1952), was an English male impersonator. At the age of 11, she adopted the stage name Vesta Tilley becoming the most famous and well paid music hall male impersonator of her day. She was a star in both England and the US for over thirty years.
Top songs
- Jolly Good Luck the the Girl Who Loves a Soldier
- Jolly Good Luck to the Girl Who Loves a Soldier
- The Girls I Left Behind Me
- I've A Bit Of A Blighty One - 1919 recording
- I'm following in father's footsteps
- When the right girl comes along
- It's part of a policeman's duty
- The King of the house is baby
- I'll Show You Around Paree
- The Seaside smile
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- Following a fellow with a face like me
- I've A Bit Of A Blighty One (1919 recording)
- The Royal Artillery
- The Army Of Today's All Right (1915)
- I'm the idol of the girls
- Sidney's in Civvies Again
- The Girls I Left Behind
- Jolly Good Luck To The Girl
- Monty From Monte-Carlo
- I've A Bit Of A 'Blighty One'
- Where Are The Girls?
- Let's Make A Night Of It
- Introduce Me To The Lady
- Aunt Matilda
- I've a Bit of a Blighty One
- The Army Of Today's All Right - 1915
- Come And Be One Of The Midnight Sons
- I'll Show You Round Paree
- Following in Father's Footsteps
- The Seaside smile (1907)
- I'm the idol of the girls 1908
- Following In His Father's Footseps
- Its Part Of A Policemans Duty
- The Army of Today's All Right
- What Would the Seaside Be Without the Ladies?
- Sidney's In Civvies Again -2-1919
- I'VE A BIT OF A BLIGHTY
- It's part of a policeman's duty (1907)
- I'm following in father's footsteps (1906)
- The Royal Artillery 1907
- I'm following in father's footsteps 1906
- Jolly Good Luck To The The Girl Who Loves A Soldier
- i'm following in father's footsteps (by Kathy Kirby)
- The King of the house is my baby
- The Royal Artillery (1906)
- I'm Following In Father's Footsteps -3-1907
- The Army of Today's Alright (Jun 1915)
- Let’s make a Night of it Tonight
- The Maiden’s Sea Trip
- Sidney’s in Civvies again
- What Would the Seaside Be Without the Ladies
- Jolly Good Luck To The Girls Who Loves
- Give It To Father
- Following a fellow with a face like me (1908)
- I'm the idol of the girls (1908)
- The King of the house is baby (1906)
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- When the right girl comes along 1907
- The Seaside smile 1907
- Jolly Good Luck To The Girl Who Loves A Soldier - Vesta Till
- Jolly Good Luck to a Girl Who Loves a Soldier
- One of the Midnight Sons (Dec 1910)
- Algy (The Piccadilly Johnny with the Little Glass Eye) (Jul 1907)
- Oh! Let the Stormy Winds Blow (Early 1914)
- I’m the Idol of the Girls (May 1908)
- Monty from Monte Carlo (Jul 1911)
- It's a Fine Time for a Soldier (Feb 1917)
- The King of the House is Baby (Apr 1907)
- Aunt Matilda (Apr 1913)
- I’m a bit of a Blighty One (Feb/Mar 1919)
- The Seaside Smile (Sep 1907)
- One of the Midnight Sons
- It's a Fine Time for a Soldier
- Royal Artillery
- Oh! Let the Stormy Winds Blow
- What a Nut !
- Following A Fellow With A Face Like Me 1908
- Jolly Good Luck To The Girl Wh
- Jolly good luck to the girls who love the soldiers
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