
Tom Smith (That's Me) Singing "There's Always Me"
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Released on the 1970 album, "It's Glen Again Live at the Ashfield Glasgow". This song was first published in 1912, and three of the earliest recordings were made by Charles Harrison, Henry Burr and Delos Becker with Solman McGuire. In Scotland, it was made popular by a British lady named Edie Haley who adopted Glasgow as her home. She would appear on stage in highland dress and sing this song, bringing the house down. Not much information is available about her online, but accounts state that she was a male impersonator, and would often be clothed in her act as a kilted solider. She traveled abroad also performing in the US and South Africa. Written by Alfred Solman and Sylvester Maguire.

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