Songs of the sea
By: sung by Alan Mills
Contributors: Lacombe, Gilbert; Four Shipmates (Musical group)
Publisher: Folkways Records
Published: 1957
Place of publication: New York City
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Sea songs
Other titles: Rio Grande.; Haul away, Joe.; Sally Brown.; Cheerly, men.; Johnny Boker.; Paddy Doyle.; Dead horse.; Salt horse.; A-roving.; Tom's gone to Hilo.; Johnny come down to Hilo.; Ten thousand miles away.; Shenandoah.; Billy boy.; Lowlands.; Drunken sailor.; Blow boys, blow.; Blow the man down.; Clear the track, let the bullgine run.; Can't you dance the polka?; Long time ago.; New Bedford whalers.; Fire down below.; Sailor's grave.; Boney was a warrior.; Santy Anna.; Chesapeake and the Shannon.; Home dearie, home.; Goodbye, fare ye well.; Hilo somebody.; Galloping Randy Dandy O.; Leave her, Johnny.
Notes: Texts and program notes by Edith Fowke ([16] p.) inserted in container.

Sea songs; sung by Alan Mills, with male quartet the Four Shipmates and guitar acc by G. Lacombe.
Table of contents: title: Rio Grande; title: Haul away, Joe; title: Sally Brown; title: Cheerly, men; title: Johnny Boker; title: Paddy Doyle; title: The dead horse; title: Salt horse; title: A-roving; title: Tom's gone to Hilo; title: Johnny come down to Hilo; title: Ten thousand miles away; title: Shenandoah; title: Billy boy; title: Lowlands; title: The drunken sailor; title: Blow boys, blow; title: Blow the man down; title: Clear the track, let the bullgine run; title: Can't you dance the polka?; title: A long time ago; title: The New Bedford whalers; title: Fire down below; title: The sailor's grave; title: Boney was a warrior; title: Santy Anna; title: The Chesapeake and the Shannon; title: Home dearie, home; title: Goodbye, fare ye well; title: Hilo somebody; title: Galloping Randy Dandy O; title: Leave her, Johnny.