For some information about the shanty: mainlynorfolk.... sung by North Sea Gas. Links to the images: www.meisterdru... drouot.com/en/... images.app.goo... images.app.goo...
Wonderful song! In Germany we call this "Ohrwurm" (Earworm)", which describes the phenomenon of not being able to get a song out of your consciousness for hours or days. Greetings.
@@wor53lg50 Thank you very much for your warm words, which I was very happy about! I hereby send my warm and patriotic greetings from Germany to your great and proud nation, to which the world has so many outstanding things to thank! 🇩🇪🤝🏴🏴🏴👍
You should listen to their other songs too. Hector the Hero, Gypsy Laddie, Edinburgh Toon, Rosslyn, Kishorn Commandoes, Calling Doon the Line - all great!
You and your lefty progressives have gotta stop kicking us to the curb with spitefulness and demonising us, i hope that DT makes headway then it's welcome back to the fold and we missed you.. .
Oh, I'm American, living in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, so I thought they were saying Cape Fear instead of Cape Clear. Maybe in another version I heard that. One of my favorite shanties!
Oh, Jenny get your oatcakes done!
Wonderful song! In Germany we call this "Ohrwurm" (Earworm)", which describes the phenomenon of not being able to get a song out of your consciousness for hours or days. Greetings.
Indeed, and well said mein bruder 🏴🤝🇩🇪..
@@wor53lg50 Thank you very much for your warm words, which I was very happy about! I hereby send my warm and patriotic greetings from Germany to your great and proud nation, to which the world has so many outstanding things to thank! 🇩🇪🤝🏴🏴🏴👍
@@DemonCore.TheBlck8ightsociety thanking you to, for you and for yours, take care my friend....
North Sea Gas, a very interesting name for a band. Many thanks for uploading Sir.
You should listen to their other songs too. Hector the Hero, Gypsy Laddie, Edinburgh Toon, Rosslyn, Kishorn Commandoes, Calling Doon the Line - all great!
Lol!👍😂
I heard the dreadnoughts version if this. Its suprising how much variation there is between the two.
This one is better
Ah the Eddystone Rock. Bane of English saliors.
i remember learning this in music classes at secondary school many years ago
Lovely 🎉
A great song!
Now that is a good tune.
I didnt expect such a jumpy fast song from a slow intro lol, I shall cover this beauty!
Britain, Native Briton, we love you still. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🤍
You and your lefty progressives have gotta stop kicking us to the curb with spitefulness and demonising us, i hope that DT makes headway then it's welcome back to the fold and we missed you.. .
Oh, I'm American, living in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, so I thought they were saying Cape Fear instead of Cape Clear. Maybe in another version I heard that. One of my favorite shanties!
Absolute banger.
Ye don't hear shanties like this no more.🇬🇧
Nice shanty
nice sharing
I could be completely wrong but this sounds like Da Sind Wir Aber Immer noch (but the British came first of course)
Wow, surprising the East Germans would use that melody.
@@patrioticarchive British charm.
Is “pig tail sailor” referring to Chinese sailors with their long queues or just English sailors with braided hair?
More than likely the latter mate
I believe they're referring to the officers.
Here in the Royal Danish Navy, the officers rank insignia is sometimes mockingly called a "pigtail"
Jenny get your oatcakes done.
Your man is on his way ashore ☺️
Aye mate?
Medieval song?!❤❤
19th century mate
@@patrioticarchive wow
@@patrioticarchivewhat's it's origin??
I can't find it on wikepedia
@@vatsal7640 Here's some info: mainlynorfolk.info/lloyd/songs/whipjamboree.html
@@patrioticarchive 👍