Yeah, so is Molly. Those gal's gotta round man.

Mr TeaTime BlackBeard

yeah

Damn yea turns out he reincarnated

Albany shantymen did way better. It made my hair stand up

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stuart griffith Right, I love this shanty. The version I'm most familiar with has a slower and more even tempo. More in line with a work song. I still enjoyed this version a lot though.

Chas No kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7llq7Voz6jcdKs.html I beg to differ. Slow, low and powerful is probably best for this song because of they rhythm of the words. It’s like playing a slow snare cadence. Sure some might sound great fast and weaker, but most don’t.

@Chas No I think he means since they used to sing these to keep a pace at work. But I agree since its modern I like the sped up version

Thank you cottonbloom. I checked out your work. VIDEO: Cottonbloom original- We Know (the non-lyrical version!) I liked the sonic journey on this one. The single graphic was provocative and carried that minimal action- my head stayed in the sound- the image blanking the visual for imaginative relating to your intentions. Sometimes a video is a toss up between visuals and sound. Both have to have something. I think I hope the audio is the strongest and posting live performances is my back up plan. David

Thank you so much!! Have to say this comment made my day.

Well, I make documentary type song videos and feel my way around the medium building up some skills.The world seems to live on "jump-cut " videos and high speed attention span. I like to be able to follow the "build" in a performance so I have long shots. You have long shots and build when your video calls for it...ssssooo I liked that. But the music was that whole other dimension so the parts are bigger than the whole.

Hi S Clever. Good ear. I too notice on stage events ( Keith Richards signalling to end a song ) and heard that vocal entrance as we sang. I was surprised by the musicianship of Pressgang's Christopher Weatherstone that he picked up that we had our own reading of Bully and didn't repeat 00:39. You are right they sang with power right out of the blocks and that performance was magic. I was sure glad the camera was running. Not 4 months later Pressgang Mutiny came to Yarmouth during an East Coast Pressgang Mutiny tour ( they camped out at our homes to save expenses ) and they lead Bully this time and Yarmouth Shantymen had to be careful of how they performed the song. Thanks you for commenting. David Mahoney

We love it, man. Thanks a lot Timothy. This was a magic moment on the Halifax, Nova Scotia waterfront. David

Ta mate. David

Wtf... I'm in Mount Vernon Washington, I didn't know there was one in Georgia!?

Yarmouth Shantymen would help if we lived in Georgia. THANKS for the comments Jessica. David

@@YarmouthShantymen1 thank you!

LOOOL I was about to ask the same

.85 would work so much better

sounds all robotic so thanks but no thanks idiot

Thanks Nicolas. Yarmouth Shantymen and Pressgang Mutiny. Totally spontaneous performance. We never met the guys before, but when asked from the stage, when we saw them singing along, they said they sang shanties and knew our closing number to come up they said "Sure". I always film our shows so the magic was there on video. You'll see I used 2 cameras. Wide and closer frame on lead singer. David

What the actual fuck are you drunk?

@@therealcbumstead Can I ask you something? Do you think im sitting drunk, writing to a girl called Sally or do you think its a joke about the lyrics to song from the perspective of Bob?

@@Belisarius536 Uh actually my comment was a joke too and I do indeed get it

@@therealcbumstead What, that was a joke? Yeah of course it was. I still don't get it. Can you explain it to me then, and how it applies to my joke because "what the actual fuck are you drunk" doesn't really play off mine or have a pun, does it? What was there to "get"? In not getting at you or anything, honestly I just don't get your joke. You sure your not bully in the alley and went home with greasy Annie instead of dear Sally?

@@Belisarius536 An ironical question to point out that your comment was hilarious and only a drunk person would come up with something like that, i didn't mean to be rude in some way. Stay safe buddy!

Thanks Timothy. Notice the guy in the back row with the gray vest. This would not have happened without his stage presence. Just as the clip begins you'll see him gesturing to the guy in the red vest. When I sang a shanty I asked the guys if they were in a band and we said we'd ask them up but then we forgot. Wayne remembered and alerted us. That single gesture turned us into fans of Pressgang Mutiny who now have their first CD out.www.pressgangmutiny.com/ yarmouthshantymen.org/index.htm

Hi Camarilla, You are absolutely right. I did all the media work and it was early in my use of 2 cameras and using a centrally located ZOOM digital audio recorders. This audio is from each camera and very LIVE but it was two different distances. Now I live record audio with a ZOOM H6n just forward of center to get live but reduced recording of the amplification of the voices in the track. That single audio track allows me to use lots of video clips and not make the sound bounce. However as I write, this video is our best at over 36,000 views and if I repost a fixed video the numbers will go back to zero. Thanks David

anytime man i love the song thou wish i could sing it with a big group but i suck at singing without background sounds lol

Daniel Blythe yo based?

Hess very based

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thalorenz just found u so much fun to watch knew Bob 50 years ago linda

Tak David

Tak. David

ACMaster360 that song didn't originate from black flag

Minimonkey04 Well no shit.

Hell yeah!

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