Music from The Shantyman, The Jolly Rogers, Pirate Comedy Show, Bounding Main, Dogs in Doublets, Bedlam Bards, Flying Fish Sailors, Marooned, Mallory and McCall, The Bilge Pumps, Brobdingnagian Bards, Pandora Celtica, The Pyrates Royale, Axel the Sot, Rillian and the Doxie Chicks, Jim Hancock.

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This week:

The Shantyman, “Pirate’s Life” from Pirate’s Life

The Jolly Rogers, “Pay Me” from Midnight Buffet

Pirate Comedy Show, “The Blackened Pearl” from Pirate Comedy Show Album

Bounding Main, “All For Me Grog” from Lost at Sea – Sea Shanties and Nautical Ballads

Dogs in Doublets, “Pirate Song” from Dogs in Doublets Sing! and The Circle

Bedlam Bards, “Dark Lady” from Furious Fancies

Flying Fish Sailors, “King of the Cannibal Islands” from Loch Ness Monster

Marooned, “Haul Away Joe” from Marooned and The Circle

NEW MUSIC
Mallory & McCall, “The Derelict” from Mallory & McCall Rough Sampler

The Bilge Pumps, “Isn’t It Grand?”

Brobdingnagian Bards, “The Mermaid Song” from A Faire To Remember

Pandora Celtica, “Irish Rover” from Pandora Celtic Demo

The Pyrates Royale, “The Brigantine” from Tales of the Brigantine

Pirate Comedy Show, “Ballad of Eileen Bachendoit” from Pirate Comedy Show Album

Axel the Sot, “101 Nights” from Tales from the Tavern (The Best of Axel the Sot)

Rillian and the Doxie Chicks, “Sam’s Gone Away” from The Circle

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Jim Hancock, “Mingulay Boat Song” from Rolling Home