Stephen Higgins

Recordings below are the demonetized pop-0 tail attributed to this artist — descriptions, not verifications.

The machine-readable record: /artist/4200790.json

• They Didn’t Believe Me GB4ZK1814402
• My Ship GB4ZK1814403
• Just One of Those Things GB4ZK1814406
• The Folks Who Live on the Hill GB4ZK1814407
• Come Home Joe GB4ZK1814408
• Miss Otis Regrets GB4ZK1814409
• The Good Life GB4ZK1814410
• I Remember It Well GB4ZK1814411
• One For My Baby GB4ZK1814413
• Some Other Time GB4ZK1814416
• Greeting GB4ZK1814417
• Queen Mab: Recitative: Not long ago UKFLJ1900602
• Queen Mab: Air: Shakespeare, heaven’s most favoured creature UKFLJ1900603
• Queen Mab: Recitative: Then did the queen UKFLJ1900604
• Queen Mab: Air: O happy bard UKFLJ1900605
• The Jubilee: Overture UKFLJ1900606
• The Jubilee: The Morning Address UKFLJ1900608
• The Jubilee: Jubilee Song – ’Tis a comical kind of a song UKFLJ1900610
• The Jubilee: The Warwickshire Lad – As the ballad singers UKFLJ1900611
• The Jubilee: Hollo boys! – Shakespeare's Mulberry-Tree UKFLJ1900613
• The Jubilee: But see, Sirs – Chorus for the Pageant UKFLJ1900614
• The Jubilee: Entr’acte (allegro): The Pageant UKFLJ1900615
• The Jubilee: Sweet Willy O UKFLJ1900617
• The Jubilee: I know nothing – All this for a Poet UKFLJ1900618
• The Jubilee: If you are so vulgar – Duet UKFLJ1900619
• The Jubilee: And with that – Chorus from the Church UKFLJ1900621
• The Jubilee: Entr’acte (andante) UKFLJ1900622
• Datchet Mead: Bright gleam’d the moon! UKFLJ1900623
• Datchet Mead: Elfin Filma, hither trip UKFLJ1900624
• Datchet Mead: Her fiat heard UKFLJ1900625
• Datchet Mead: I’ve brought the petals of a rose UKFLJ1900626
• Datchet Mead: That’s well, my sprightly elves UKFLJ1900627
• Datchet Mead: Return’d so late? UKFLJ1900628
• Datchet Mead: Now haste for morn comes on UKFLJ1900629
• Datchet Mead: Shepherds bring the oaten reed UKFLJ1900630
• Datchet Mead: The world's awake! UKFLJ1900631
• Datchet Mead: The fairy flute UKFLJ1900632
• Overture UKFLJ2100801
• Death or Victory UKFLJ2100805
• The Joys of the Country UKFLJ2100807
• Jack in his Element UKFLJ2100809
• Indian Death Song UKFLJ2100811
• Celia UKFLJ2100813
• The Watchman UKFLJ2100816
• Irish Italian Song UKFLJ2100818
• Swizzy UKFLJ2100820
• The Soldier's Adieu UKFLJ2100822
• The Virtue of Drunkenness UKFLJ2100824
• The Pleasures of the Chace UKFLJ2100826
• After Mr O’Gig’s description … UKFLJ2100827
• Sound Argument UKFLJ2100829
• Happy Jerry UKFLJ2100831
• The Auctioneer UKFLJ2100833
• Prelude – In the year of our Lord 1715 … UKFLJ2301001
• Song: Claude Duval UKFLJ2301002
• Jack’s master, the carpenter … UKFLJ2301003
• Song: The Carpenter’s Daughter UKFLJ2301004
• Come, come, be off Jack. UKFLJ2301005
• Song: The Jolly Nose UKFLJ2301006
• Bravo! Bravo! Beautiful! UKFLJ2301007
• At St Giles’s Round-house … UKFLJ2301008
• Nine years later, and since … UKFLJ2301009
• Song: Nix My Dolly UKFLJ2301010
• The dance is suddenly interrupted … UKFLJ2301011
• Song: Return, O My Love UKFLJ2301013
• Wood and Winny are astonished … UKFLJ2301014
• An hour later, a dishevelled Wild arrives … UKFLJ2301015
• Some days later, Jack is weeping … UKFLJ2301016
• Song: Farewell My Rory Tories UKFLJ2301017
• The visitors leave and the cell door is locked … UKFLJ2301019
• Song: St Giles’s Bowl UKFLJ2301020
• Having freed himself, Jack takes the blanket … UKFLJ2301021
• Postlude UKFLJ2301022