| Artist | Title | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noel Coward | Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun | Single | Bacci Bros Record |
| The Jolly Old Fellows | Oh It's a Lovely War | Oh It's a Lovely War Vol 1 | CD41 |
Program:
15 November 2015 Canadian War Art. This week's show discussed Canada's war art program in the First World War that included artists who would soon become members of Canada's famous landscape artists, The Group of Seven.
* Correction: In this episode I note that Sir Max Aitken was born in England. This is incorrect. He was born in Maple Ontario in 1879 and moved to England in 1910. Elected to England’s parliament, Aitken served until 1916. Knighted in 1911, he later was made a Baronet. When elevated to the peerage in 1917 Max took his title, First Baron Beaverbrook, from a stream called Beaver Brook that he swam in as a youth.