sea shanty

The stirring sea shanty, he says, was based on a traditional tune.

In fact, most of the fun on offer is safer than a censored sea shanty.

For more about this see Work song and Sea shanties.

Today, it is hard to believe how popular sea shanties were in the mid-1960s.

Given its metre, it may have derived from a sea shanty.

Professional sailors made use of a large body of sea shanties.

The songs below share some of the key lyrics and are mainly sea shanties.

"So we didn't think the pirate episode should have sea shanties."

She made her first musical recording of a sea shanty at the age of six.

Sea shanties are a type of work song traditionally sung by sailors.

It most frequently sung as a ballad but can also be a sea shanty.

There was a definite old-world sea shanty atmosphere to the place.

On this album there are two sea shanties, and only one Jacobite song.

Gilbert hummed a few lines from a sea shanty, and Sullivan knew what to do.

A low-status job, it nevertheless is referred to in various sea shanty lyrics.

'You'd rather I wrote sea shanties,' he said in her ear.

He was a great one for singing because he'd sing sea shanties and Irish songs.'

It is based on sailors' sea shanties including a 'hornpipe'.

That done the trick, the song, the sea shanty what o' course you've heard a hundred times or more.'

Blow the Man Down is a sea shanty.

Work songs sung by sailors between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries are known as sea shanties.

Forebitter is an American band with an international following specializing in sea shanties.

"Molasses", sea shanty based on the incident and the history of molasses.

It is noted as such in the sea shanty Spanish Ladies:

The opening horn pipe can be dated back to the 1700s and further as a traditional sea shanty.