One of my favourite shanties, and an interesting interpretation of it, rendering it in a more everyday song-style. My favourite (thus far) traditional, shanty version however is David Coffin's performance at the Portsmouth Festival. He gives it some blood.
@@vaahtobileet Yes they are. I just listened to the end credits again and right away episode 1 and 2 are different. The end credits song is sung by a large number of people (I believe its this version from the 2010 Portsmouth Maritime Folk Festival th-cam.com/video/49FWp7WLYKw/w-d-xo.html }. The second episode end-credits song is sung by a single person .The third episode is back to a group singing, but it sounds softer as if they were far away. The forth doesn't have any singing whatsoever and is just the score/instrumental music. Lastly the fifth and final song is the same one as the first episode. The first and last episodes both have a person saying "hoo!" or "woo!" at 58:48
Outstanding
This is by far my favourite version of this song. Well done lads!
Thanks a million!
listening again soo good george well done ,,,uk
sooo good george love it from uk
Great!
One of my favourite shanties, and an interesting interpretation of it, rendering it in a more everyday song-style.
My favourite (thus far) traditional, shanty version however is David Coffin's performance at the Portsmouth Festival.
He gives it some blood.
HOW DOES THIS ONLY HAVE 250 LIKES!??!?!?!!?!????
Awesome work, one of my favourite shanties
It's definitely up there for us too!
Stumbled upon this on TH-cam Music and I'm so glad I did! Exquisite rendition of this song
This is great!
Top notch, been listening to this for ages, still haven't got sick of it
Shiver my timbers!!! Rrrr meaty, that's a voice I fancy!
after 35 listenings and singing in my sleep al keep u forever xxxx
By far a version of champions. Very solid boys. 👌
Fabulous 👌
Very good lad 🏴☠️🌊🏝
This is really great! Thank you!
What an extraordinary work. That voice is wonderful, congrats ^^
Aye! Great chanty great interpretation! Skol!
The major chord at the end of two of the choruses is a nice surprise.
Thanks for uploading it, I just discovered this and the Stable Sessions and then the video was turned private and I couldn't listen to it anymore :(
It's taking a while to move everything over but thanks so much for bearing with us!
Starting to play guitar because of this, goddamn it this is good!
esto es genial 👍
good stuff
Nice!!!!
The North Water brought me here
Very cool!
@@vaahtobileet This song is played during the end credits of each episode in a slightly different style or singer
@@moomoopuppy508 No, it's not.
@@vaahtobileet Yes they are. I just listened to the end credits again and right away episode 1 and 2 are different. The end credits song is sung by a large number of people (I believe its this version from the 2010 Portsmouth Maritime Folk Festival th-cam.com/video/49FWp7WLYKw/w-d-xo.html }. The second episode end-credits song is sung by a single person .The third episode is back to a group singing, but it sounds softer as if they were far away. The forth doesn't have any singing whatsoever and is just the score/instrumental music. Lastly the fifth and final song is the same one as the first episode. The first and last episodes both have a person saying "hoo!" or "woo!" at 58:48
The major G chord at the end of the choruses is a nice surprise.
Geil!
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makes a man wish to be treading around the horn with sheets a billowin' an timbers a creakin'.