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Sea shanty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Shanty town - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Lyrics to shanties and sea songs. ... Hugill, Stan. 1969. Shanties from the Seven Seas. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul; New York: E.P. Dutton. ... Short-Haul Shanties...
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Songs of the Sea from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and America with Information on Shanties, Lyrics, Tune Information, Midis, Historical Background and Tune Related Links ... While sea shanties originated on ships of many different countries, they spread throughout the seas. Shanties were used for the hard work...
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Tides, Almanac, Morse Code ... Shanties are work songs with oft-repeated refrains sung to a rhythm that would coordinate the job at hand, heaving, hauling, pushing or turning. They must not be confused with ballads - many of which were sung at sea or by sailors in harbour - nor even with other fo'c'sle songs;
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Sea shanties are the work songs used on ships during the Age of Sail. ... In 1993 I started this site as a place to share lyrics to traditional maritime songs, particularly sea shanties. It's also a place to find relevant books and CDs.
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Sea shanties are the work songs used on ships during the Age of Sail. ... Most of these songs are traditional shanties, used to co-ordinate the work of many sailors. For more information, see What Is a Sea Shanty? and More About Shanties.
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We’ll sing any song about the sea, or about drinkin’ rum, or about being at sea when ye’d much rather be ashore drinkin’ rum with pretty lassies who’re also drinkin’ rum. ... All songs are traditional unless noted. Sometimes shanties are called chanties. I say this only for the benefit of a search engine...
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