There is a Tavern in the Town
Last updated: 13.04.25
There is a Tavern in the Town is a fine old drinking song known to all English-speaking peoples. It was sang at my primary school, St. Stephen's Junior School back in the late 1940's. Immensely popular, a quick check reveals that I have versions of it in:
This song is itherefore as a must ncluded in our compilation We're Only Here For The Beer! - Light (D-major) by Dr. Rosteck and myself.
- 101 Pub Favourites for Buskers (G-major)
- Daily Express Community Song Book (C-major)
- Great Cockney Songs Vol. 1 (C-major)
- Lieder, Songs und Gospels 2 (A-major)
- Regina Song Album No. 17 (D-major)
- Songs and Dances of England (D-major)
This song is itherefore as a must ncluded in our compilation We're Only Here For The Beer! - Light (D-major) by Dr. Rosteck and myself.
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There is a Tavern in the Town | Song description by wikipedia.org. |
| Composer | Sequencer |
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Unknown | Frank Petersohn |
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F. Adams | James Pitt-Payne |
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Unknown | Dr Rosteck & Mr Grainger | Voice, Piano, Chorus |
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Max Bygraves | Singalongamax | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)       
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Connie Francis | Kissin' Twistin' Goin' wher the boys are |
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Various Artists | All The Best From A London Pub |
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Dr Rosteck & Mr Grainger | We're only here for the beer! | 
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| Title | Performer | Composer |
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There is a Tavern in the Town (3:05) | Fred Feild | Traditional |