 In 1906, Fred D’Albert and Fred Godfrey wrote Mary, Queen Of Scots for Vesta Victoria. They teamed up again in 1909 for several more songs: Have You Met A Girl Named Mary?; I Wish That I Knew Your Little Sister; I’m Not A Baby Any More; Put On Your Old Plaid Shawl; She’s A Girl Up North; There’s A Girl In Berlin (with J.C. Moore); and When You’ve Got A Lady Near You. That same year, they also wrote three songs for Australian Music Hall star and early recording pioneer Billy Williams, “The Man In the Velvet Suit”: Come Into The Garden, John (with Williams); In The Land Where The Women Wear The Trousers (with Williams); and Oh! Oh! Oh! (A Tale Of Paris). In 1910, Godfrey and D’Albert wrote In The Land Where The Heather Grows and Put On Your Kilt, Sandy. |
In 1906, Fred D’Albert and Fred Godfrey wrote Mary, Queen Of Scots for Vesta Victoria. They teamed up again in 1909 for several more songs: Have You Met A Girl Named Mary?; I Wish That I Knew Your Little Sister; I’m Not A Baby Any More; Put On Your Old Plaid Shawl; She’s A Girl Up North; There’s A Girl In Berlin (with J.C. Moore); and When You’ve Got A Lady Near You. That same year, they also wrote three songs for Australian Music Hall star and early recording pioneer Billy Williams, “The Man In the Velvet Suit”: Come Into The Garden, John (with Williams); In The Land Where The Women Wear The Trousers (with Williams); and Oh! Oh! Oh! (A Tale Of Paris). In 1910, Godfrey and D’Albert wrote In The Land Where The Heather Grows and Put On Your Kilt, Sandy.