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Felix McGlennon (1855-1943) was born in Glasgow, son of an Irish shoemaker. He had some success printing penny songbooks in Manchester before moving to London in the late 1880s where he established himself as a successful songwriter on an industrial scale. He visited America and forged lucrative links with publishers there. He was an early … Continue reading ""