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Episode 183: A Pat Razket Visitation Set List

Episode SetlistDecember 4, 20185Views 0Likes 0Comments

This is the set list for Episode 183: A Pat Razket Visitation which originally aired on November 28, 2018 and can be heard here. Ye Banished Privateers: Welcome To Tortuga; Songs and Curses The Galley Rats: The Frigate Niobe; The Galley Rats Pat Razket: My Love for Thee; Deeds & Debts Scott…

Album Review: Save The Ales

ReviewsNovember 20, 20184Views 0Likes 0Comments

Save The Ales is the second album from the Mid-West band Red Rum. A three person band who loves mixing comedy with their music that features a wide variety of instruments. When I say wide variety I'm not exaggerating: 12 string guitar, bodhran, 21-string autoharp, concertina, mandola, banjo, tin whistle, fiddle, spoons, jaw harp and "anything…

Album Review: Three Pennies Short EP

ReviewsNovember 19, 201813Views 0Likes 0Comments

Three Pennies Short is the firest EP from The Penniless Jacks and actually the first EP we've reviewed so a bit excited about the new experience. Now the Jacks are a three person group from the New England area who all have experience playing with many other acts but in 2018 have dedicated themselves to focus specifically…

Episode 180: Familiar World Returns Set List

Episode SetlistNovember 13, 201820Views 0Likes 0Comments

This is the set list for Episode 180: Familiar World Returns which originally aired on November 7, 2018 and can be heard here. Ye Banished Privateers: Welcome To Tortuga; Songs and Curses RustMonster: All Hands Ahoy; The Flight of the Filthy Vicar Musical Blades: No Time Like Today; Modern Day Pirate McScallywag:…

Album Review: Broadsides and Ballads

ReviewsNovember 8, 201817Views 0Likes 0Comments

Broadsides and Ballads is the second studio album for The Whiskey Bay Rovers, the first since their debut album of Shantyman's Folly back in 2013. Based out of Louisiana, this album does touch on their roots in a few places. Mind you the review below was written as I listened to the album suffice to say…