| Irish Pirate Ballads and Other Songs of the Sea |  | Artist: Dan Milner
Label: Smithsonian/Folkways
Category: Music
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 49,196
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: SFWCD40553
UPC: 093074055328
EAN: 0093074055328
ASIN: B001NHFRBG
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| Tracks:
| • | Ten Thousand Miles Away | | • | The Ballad of Ó Bruadair / Out on the Ocean | | • | Saucy Ward | | • | Captain Coulston | | • | Granuaile | | • | Get Up, Jack, Let John Sit Down / Miss Thornton's | | • | The Flying Cloud | | • | Larry Maher's Big Five-Gallon Jar | | • | Bold McCarthy (The City of Baltimore) | | • | All for Me Grog / Parnell's March | | • | Castle Gardens (Sixty Years Ago) | | • | The Lowlands Low | | • | The River Lea |
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Album Description
Pirates, shanghaiers, slavers, and smugglers are just some of the central characters in this album of lusty, authentic maritime songs; others are ardent patriots, hard-pressed immigrants, and weathered sailors sheltering in the taverns of the seven seas. All are midway between some dicey spot in life and an uncertain future. Their compelling stories of bold adventure are excitingly re-told here by an all-star crew of Irish singers and musicians. 40 page booklet, 13 tracks, 58 Minutes.
Album Description
Pirates, shanghaiers, slavers, and smugglers are just some of the central characters in this album of lusty, authentic maritime songs; others are ardent patriots, hard-pressed immigrants, and weathered sailors sheltering in the taverns of the seven seas. Their compelling stories of bold adventure are excitingly re-told here by an all-star crew of Irish singers and musicians led by New York based celtic folk vocalist/author Dan Milner. A detailed 40-page booklet tells the whole story.
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| Customer Reviews:
Top-notch songs of the sea from a great label. May 18, 1999
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Renowned New York Irish instrumentalists Billy McComiskey and Brian Conway, 1986 All-Ireland Champions on accordion and fiddle, respectively, joind with Dan, Lou Killin, Andy O'Brien, and a group of veterna performers from the South Street Seaport.With Louis Kilen, Mic Moloney, Andy O'Brien, Billy McComiskey, Brendan Mulvihill, Brian Conway, Bon Conroy, Frank Woerner, Jan Christensen and Liam Milner. Contains Paddy West, The Banks of Newfoundland, Billy O'Shea, The Loss of the Ship Jane Maria, The Harp Without The Crown, The Nightingale, Rosemary Lane, Poor Old Horse, Lovely Ann, Row Bullies Row, Yellow Meal, Lord Bateman, The Girls of Valparaiso, The Lily of the West, Leave Her Johnny Leave Her.
A Must Have! June 21, 2002
webby2000 (Rehoboth, MA United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Thanks Dan for preserving these songs! The album is fantastic! As you are listening, you can just imagine men on a ship a "hundred years ago" working the sails and ropes...you just want to sing along with every song! I gave my first album away to someone in Salem, MA celebrating Nathaniel Bowditch's anniversary. (Nathaniel invented the sextant and was author of "The New American Practical Navigator.")Now I must buy a second!
Great Listen April 25, 2009
E. Irene Goulette (McKinney, TX USA)
Saw this in Smithsonian magazine-of course it was much cheaper on Amazon and if you love Irish ballad music, you'll love this CD. It is fun to hear.
 Irish Pirate cd's June 24, 2009
Michael D. Cannon (Mukwonago, WI USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
It's ok. Just like most cd's one doesn't like ALL the songs. Some I like and others are so-so.
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