Stanley Kirkby - Where Shall We Go To Night Its A Long Way To Tipperary

Review by Chris Spangle

Where Shall We Go To Night Its A Long Way To Tipperary is an album that showcases the talents of Stanley Kirkby, a British singer from the early 20th century. The album features a mix of popular songs from the time, including the title track, which was a hit during World War I.

Kirkby's voice is smooth and clear, and he brings a sense of nostalgia and charm to each of the songs on the album. The arrangements are simple but effective, with piano and strings providing a gentle backdrop for Kirkby's vocals.

One of the highlights of the album is the track "Keep the Home Fires Burning," which captures the sentiment of the time and is still a popular song today. Other notable tracks include "Take Me Back to Blighty" and "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag."

Summary by Chris Spangle

Where Shall We Go To Night Its A Long Way To Tipperary is a delightful album that will appeal to fans of vintage music and those interested in the music of the early 20th century. Kirkby's voice is a joy to listen to, and the songs on the album capture a sense of history and nostalgia that is hard to find in modern music.