A very interesting and unusual publication from the Mid-Nineties, this is "A Century of Song", consisting of "A medley of styles in popular music since 1900", namely nine songs that nominally have words and music by the book's author, Kent (Bromley)-based Roy Dean (plus piano arrangements by Janet Bishop), although Dean wrote them in the traditions of popular music of the Early 20C, and sometimes borrowed lyrics from poetical, etc., sources ... The book was published by "Da Capo Music Ltd.", based in Bolton, Lancashire. (Photos One to Four give a brief visual guide to this EX+ condition product) 1) "I can't get Fat like Father" for baritone & piano (composed in Late-Victorian music hall style, c.1900). 2) "Beneath the Bajan Moon" for mezzo-soprano (or baritone) & piano (composed as a romantic ballad, in the manner of an Edwardian parlour song). 3) "Spring Weather" for baritone & piano (composed as an art song, after the fashion of English Georgian composers, of the 1910s. The text i