Percy french gives his last concert in glasgow

January 24th , 1920

Percy French, the renowned Irish songwriter, entertainer, and humorist, passed away just 8 days after his last concert in Glasgow, Scotland, on January 24, 1920 in Liverpool.

His death marked the end of a career that left a lasting impact on Irish culture and entertainment. Percy French was known for his witty and humorous songs and performances, and he had a significant following during his career.

His songs, which often featured clever wordplay and humorous observations, were beloved by audiences in Ireland and beyond. Some of his well-known compositions include “The Mountains of Mourne” and “Are Ye Right There Michael?”

Some of his songs, like “The Mountains of Mourne” and “Phil the Fluter’s Ball,” have become classics in the Irish music repertoire.

While Percy French’s last concert marked the conclusion of his performing career, his songs and legacy have endured, and he continues to be celebrated for his contributions to Irish music and humor.

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