Arthur Lloyd
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Arthur Lloyd (1839-1904) was a Scottish singer, songwriter, comedian and stage producer, primarily for music hall in the United Kingdom.
He wrote over one hundred and eighty-five songs, all of them now forgotten except for Married to a Mermaid (1866) which is occasionally sung in Britain. He performed for the Prince of Wales and other royalty on a few occasions (command performances). Lloyd was the first prolific and successful singer-songwriters for music hall.
Other songs popular in his day that he wrote and performed include:
- Cruel Mary Holder (1866)
- Not for Joseph (1868)
- Constantinople (1870)
- Take it, Bob (1880)
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