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" Greenland Whale Fisheries " is a traditional sea song. This song originated in the West Indies. In most of the versions collected from oral sources, the song opens up giving a date for the events that it describes (usually between 1823 and 1853).
14. Feb. 2011 · The song tells of a whaling expedition that leaves for Greenland. ...more. "Greenland Whale Fisheries" is a traditional sea shanty, first published around 1725.
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Greenland Whale Fisheries. Traditional Transcriptions. A traditional ballad about the whaling industry, written in the 1700s or before, with hundreds of variants that name different dates,...
- A.L. Lloyd Sings The Greenland Whale Fishery
- The Watersons Sing The Greenland Whale Fishery
- Stuart Gillespie Sings The Greenland Fishery
- David Milton Sings Greenland Fisheries
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We may no longer stay ashore Since we’re so deep in debt. So off to Greenland we will steer Some money for to get, brave boys, Some money for to get. It was eighteen hundred and thirty-four, On March the seventeenth day, That we hoist our colours to the top of the tree And for Greenland bore away, brave boys, For Greenland bore away John Randolph w...
They took us jolly sailor lads A-fishing for the whale. On the fourth day of August in 1864 Bound for Greenland we set sail. The lookout stood on the cross-trees high With a spyglass in his hand. “There’s a whale, there’s a whale, there’s a whale-fish,” he cried, “And she blows at every span.” The captain stood on the quarterdeck, And a sod of a ma...
It was eighteen-hundred and fifty-three On June the thirteenth day, Our good ship she did anchor weigh And for Greenland bore away, brave boys, And for Greenland bore away. Well the lookout on the crosstrees stood With a spy-glass in his hand. “There’s a whale, there’s a whale, there’s a whale!” he cried, “And she blows at every span, brave boys, A...
In eighteen-hundred-and-forty-three, On March the thirteenth day, Our gallant ship her anchor weighed, Bound for Greenland bore away (break oars!), Bound for Greenland bore away. The lookout in the crow tree’s nest With a spyglass in his hand: “There’s a whale, there’s a whale! There’s a whale fish, my boys! And she blows with every span (break oar...
Learn about the history and variations of this old ballad that describes the Spitsbergen right whale fishing in the 1720s. Listen to different versions by A.L. Lloyd, The Watersons, Paul Clayton and others.
8. Nov. 2023 · ‘The Greenland Whale Fishery’ – a brief history. The song details a journey into the Greenland whale fishery (the area near Greenland where whaling was, at that time, bountiful).
3. Sept. 2015 · Peter, Paul and Mary perform "Greenland Whale Fisheries" live at their 25th anniversary concert in 1986. Now, two and a half decades later, in celebration of...
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22. März 2009 · Greenland Whale Fisheries. A traditional whaling song as arranged by Fred Hellerman and Pete Seeger in their days with the Weavers more than fifty years ago, performed by Jim Moran of the...
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