| Description |
1 score (2 volumes) ; 32 cm |
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score |
| Note |
"Notes on the shanties" precede each volume |
| Contents |
volume 1. Windlass & capstan shanties. Billy Boy ; Bound for the Rio Grande ; Good-bye, fare ye well ; Johnny come down to Hilo ; Clear the track, let the bullgine run ; Lowlands away ; Sally Brown ; Santy Anna ; Shenandoah ; Stormalong John ; The hog's-eye man ; The wild goose shanty ; We're all bound to go ; What shall we do with the drunken sailor? -- Halliard shanties. Blow, my bully boys ; Blow the man down ; Cheer'ly, men ; Good morning, ladies all ; Hanging Johnny ; Hilo somebody ; Oh run, let the bullgine run ; Reuben Ranzo ; The dead horse ; Tom's gone to Hilo ; Whisky Johnny ; Boney was a warrior -- Fore-sheet or sweating-up shanties. Johnny Boker ; Haul away, Joe ; We'll haul the bowlin' -- Bunt shanty. Paddy Doyle's boots -- |
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volume 2. Windlass & capstan shanties. The Black Ball Line ; One more day ; A-roving ; The banks of Sacramento ; The shaver ; Paddy works on the railway ; Can't you dance the polka? ; John Brown's body ; Whoop jamboree ; My Johnny ; The drummer and the cook ; Miss Lucy Long ; Do let me go ; Blow ye winds of morning ; Fire down below -- Halliard shanties. Shallow Brown ; A long time ago ; Won't you go my way? ; Hilo, John Brown ; Roll the cotton down ; Round the corner, Sally ; The bully boat ; My Tommy's gone away ; Sing fare you well ; O Billy Riley ; Time for us to leave her ; Lizer Lee ; A hundred years ago ; Walk him along, Johnny ; Hilonday ; Stormalong ; So handy, me gels ; The sailor likes his bottle, O -- Fore-sheet shanty. Haul away, Joe. |
| Note |
Plate no.: 2951-2952. |
| Genre/Form |
Sea songs.
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Folk music.
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Folk music.
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Scores.
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Scores.
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| Music No. |
2951-2952 J. Curwen |
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