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| Basic Starting |
In you have no idea what to get, any of the following would be a good start |
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Blow The Man Down |
A Collection: Louis Killen, Ewan Mac Coll, AL Lloyd, Cyril Tawney etc. |
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Sea Shanties and Sailor Songs |
The Shanty Crew |
This CE from England has 29 good recordings, It also has 50 page book that has all the words and an explanation of each song |
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Songs of the Tall Ships |
The Starboard List |
a CD with 30 tracks covering all the well known Chanteys |
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Sailors Ships & Chanteys |
Louis Killen |
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Deepwater Shanties |
Holdstock & Mac Leod |
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| Good Listening |
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Hearts of Gold |
Pint & Dale |
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Huaaz Old Ironsides |
Geoff Kaufman |
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Irish Ballads & Songs of the Sea |
Dan Milner |
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| Whaling |
Recordings dealing mostly about the whaling industry |
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Leviathan |
AL Lloyd |
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Soundings for the Whale (Tape Only) |
The Morgans |
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Whaling and Sailing Songs |
Paul Clayton |
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Tinker Taylor Soldier Singer |
Tom Lewis |
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at South Street (Tape Only) |
Spindirft |
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Hove to and Drifting |
Bob Zentz |
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Trawlertown |
John Conolly, Pete Sumner |
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| Historic |
Recording that are as close to what was originally song on ship (slow, energetic, little if any harmony) |
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From Salthouse Dock |
Bob Webb |
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My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean |
Compilation |
Traditional Music of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. A real collection of old
recording dug up from Topic Records archives, some live performances, and field recordings |
| Other ones I Like |
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a Hundred Years Ago |
Warp Four |
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Crossin' the Line |
Ancient Mariners Chantey |
A series of chanteys laid out to form a story of the sailing of the Connecticut complete with sound effects and narrations |
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Tape La Galoche |
Mes Souliers sont Rouges |
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The Canaller's Songbook |
Golden Eagle String Band |
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