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Stan Hugill - Aboard The Cutty Sark
Musician: Stan HugillAlbum title: Aboard The Cutty Sark
Style: Folk, Sea Shanties
Released: 1979
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1577 mb
Size APE version: 1714 mb
Size WMA version: 1822 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 455
Format: AIFF ASF TTA ASF ADX AC3 VQF
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Stan Hugill - Aboard The Cutty Sark
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Tracklist
| 1 | –Stan Hugill | Blow The Man Down |
| 2 | –Stan Hugill, Johnny Collins, Jim Mageean | Boston Town Ho |
| 3 | –Stan Hugill, Johnny Collins, Jim Mageean | New York Girls |
| 4 | –Stan Hugill | Ratcliffe Highway |
| 5 | –Stan Hugill | Lowlands |
| 6 | –Stan Hugill | Shenandoah |
| 7 | –Stan Hugill | Sandy Anna |
| 8 | –Stan Hugill | Leave Her, Johnny, Leave Her |
Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Greenwich Village Recording Ltd.
- Mastered At – Pye Studios
Credits
- Design – Mike Walsh
- Engineer – John Hassell
- Liner Notes – Stan Hugill
- Mastered By – Tony Bridge
- Producer – Joe Stead
Notes
From the back of the sleeve:"The singing of sea shanties as working songs at sea is a lost art. It died with the last of the British Cape Horners, and Stan Hugill, at the age of 73, must now be not only the last shantyman alive, but a primary source of information.
That we were able to record him aboard the Cutty Sark, who in her heyday was to make her name in the hardest ocean road of all the seven seas, running her easting down in the "Roaring Forties", and rounding the Horn in the worst weather Father Neptune knew how to throw at her, we are indebted to the London Borough of Greenwich, without whose help this recording would not have been made possible. Settle back and listen then, not only to an album of sea shanties, but to a lecture on life and traditions at sea from the man who experienced it all first hand; indeed the master. Nobody could do the job better; very soon nobody could do it at all."
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