From Salthouse Dock: : Shanties and Sailors' Songs

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Call Number: CD Folk Webb From
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Folk Webb From	2-week checkout	On Shelf
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Folk Webb From	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact disc.
"These unapologetic shanties and songs resonate with all the long-voyages of sailing ships on the track from Liverpool to America or around Cape Horn. Shanties helped coordinate the heavy work of hauling upper tops'l and upper t'gallant halliards, heaving -up the anchor with capstan or windlass, and pumping ship. 'Forebitters', or 'main-hatch songs' helped pass a dull hour at sea."
Heave away me Johnnies -- Won't you go my way -- Sailor's alphabet -- The hogeye man -- Sally Brown -- Congo river -- The Florida's cruise -- Strike the bell -- Haul away for Rosie-O -- Hello, somebody! -- Roll the woodpile down -- The plains of Mexico -- South Australia -- The gals o' Chile -- Coast of Peru -- Goodbye, fare ye well -- The rope with the golden strands -- Rockport farewell -- Dear old Liverpool town -- Liverpool Judies -- One more day -- A Liverpool packet.
Bob Webb, lead vocals, double-head gut-string minstrel banjo, MacCann-duet concertina; Stormalong John (Jack Coutts, Arthur Garnett, Will Jones, Harry Lowrey, Tony Molyneux and Charlie Scott), vocals; Harry Lowrey, McCann-duet and English concertinas; Shanty Jack (Pete Hayselden), vocals, bones, button-accordion.

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