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Ok....Im stumped here I need some help !

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So... Ive been searching up and down for some like ollldd sailor type music. espcially stuff heavy with accordians and mandolins and stuff like that with a more nautical theme... anybody have anything or come across anything like this ?
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Nothing comes to mind but I'd search around on archive.org they got all kinds of old shit. I got alot of cylinder recordings from the 40s off there that i've been diggin through.
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Try googling Irish drinking songs or music. I think this might be the sound you're searching for?
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had some friends who made their millions busking with this kind of stuff. i donno if it's obvious, but try searching for keywords like:
shanties, reels, and traditionals.

you could also go to groups like the pogues, and see who they covered.

maybe lame suggestions. hope it helps.
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some Gilbert and Sullivan?
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If you are looking for mandolins, Look up bill monroe. He was known as the Father Of The Mandolin.

As for accordians, check out http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepage ... istory.htm

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The Pogues were the first band that came to mind when I read this thread...great band!

Beanz, Bill Monroe is the godfather of bluegrass. I was brought up on that stuff. Pops has got all his albums :D
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yea i know... but that was what they also called him.
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Madmantis wrote:The Pogues were the first band that came to mind when I read this thread...great band!



good thinking
The Pogues have some brilliant material
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Thanks for the suggestions ! I will look into these. I'll let you know what I come up with.
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