Guitar: Liverpool Judies
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Really appreciate it Tony. My auntie taught me this song when I was a wee one... she was a sailor.
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It's only the truth. Lovely voice on you. Take care.
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That is so nice of you to say so. Slaynt
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OK Mike. Enjoyed finding this version and recording it.
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Fantastic - and I've been trying to get the Spinners version of this worked out on the guitar for years. I'm not 100% it's their way but it'll do for me at the folk club next week! Have to suss out what I need to put up some contributions of my own...
nicedave29 2 years ago
Always happy to provide help and encouragement
threelegsoman 2 years ago
I'll listen to you all night., mate.
nro542 2 years ago
It may take all night to get through all my contributions. lol :))
threelegsoman 2 years ago
What a fantastic performance ! As an under-informed Yank, I've never heard this song before, but I absolutely love it. Great tune and lyrics...and you have the perfect singing voice for it!
Here comes more Yank ignorance: Is this a traditioinal song and, if so, is there a story behind it?
meredumais 3 years ago 2
Hi
Thank you for your kind comment. It is a traditional shanty, and that I am sorry to say is all that I know about it. However, if you look it up in Wikipedia you may well find out more about it.
Kind regards from the Isle of Man
Tony
threelegsoman 3 years ago