The shanty book
Subtitle: sailor shanties
By: collected and edited, with pianoforte accompaniment, by Richard Runciman Terry ; with a foreword by Walter Runciman
Publisher: J. Curwen; G. Schirmer
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 59
Subjects: Sea songs
Notes: For voice and piano.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Billy boy; title: Blow, my bully boys; title: Blow the man down; title: Boney was a warrior; title: Bound for the Rio Grande; title: Cheer'ly, men; title: Clear the track, let the Bullgine run; title: The dead horse; title: Good-bye, fare ye well; title: Good morning, ladies all; title: Hanging Johnny; title: Haul away, Joe; title: Hilo somebody; title: The hog's-eye man; title: Johnny Boker; title: Johnny come down to Hilo; title: Lowlands away; title: Oh run, let the Bullgine run; title: Paddy Doyle's boots; title: Reuben Ranzo; title: Sally Brown; title: Santy Anna; title: Shenandoah; title: Stormalong John; title: Tom's gone to Hilo; title: We'll haul the bowlin'; title: We're all bound to go; title: What shall we do with the drunken sailor?; title: Whisky Johnny; title: The wild goose shanty