Jack Lumsdaine

Jack Lumsdaine enlisted in the Australian Imperial Forces in 1915 [3] He suffered a gas attack in France and became known as the whispering baritone in his radio and Jazz recording career.

• 1923 Wodonga [4]
• 1924 Aussie Rose [5]
• 1925 Somewhere South of Shanghai
• 1927 You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone [6]
• 1927 Canberra is Calling to you
• 1928 Calling to You
• 1941 Am I? [7]
• 1942 Digger [8]
• 1945 Sydney Flour Song
• England in the Morning
• Cobber o Mine
• We're Hanging Out Our Washing on The Siegfried Line
• 1946 Curl The Mo, Uncle Joe
• Johnie our Aeroplane Girl
• Verm-X song
• Cornflakes song
• Tintex song
• Banish The Budget Blues [9]

• photograph of him on some sheet music[10]
• Photograph[11]

• 1932 I'm Waiting for Ships That Never Come In [12]
• 1938 Queanbeyan [13]
• 1928 Honeymoon Cottage [14]
• 1943 Scallywag [15]
• 1938 Canberra is Calling to You [16]

Sheet music from forty songs are preserved at Australian libraries. Many performed with the 2FC radio orchestra or George Trevare. Thirty-six of his recordings like You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone are preserved at the National Film and Sound Archive.