Shanties from the Seven Seas¶
Hugill, S. (1961). Shanties from the Seven Seas. Routledge.
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- Aboard nineteenth-century sailing ships, strophic work songs — sea shanties — did concrete labor.
This sourceHugill's account of sea shanties as working songs aboard sailing vessels, the shantyman's improvised verses answered by the crew's chorus. Hugill's description of the call-and-response shanty, the shantyman's verses answered by the crew's chorus.
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- Aboard nineteenth-century sailing ships, strophic work songs — sea shanties — did concrete labor.
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