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I Love The Sea
04:00
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Life On The Waves
05:10
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El Sueno
03:26
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Sally Brown
02:21
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Hey, Rattler, Hey!
03:15
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All Went Down Together
04:02
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Foggy Mountain Top
03:18
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Big River
03:57
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Titanic
05:18
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Knee Deep In The Blues
02:41
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When The Voyage Ends
03:29
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She Walks Right In
04:07
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Down By The Riverside
03:56
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The Mermaid Song
05:21
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The Middle Watch
02:38
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Wild Rover
03:54
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Crow Black Chicken
03:20
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A Capital Ship
03:37
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The Mercantillers New York, New York
The Mercantillers are a seasoned band from New York City that performs an upbeat and exciting blend of traditional and original sea-chanteys, bluegrass, country, folk music and rock-n-roll. The group has been bringing reelin’ and rockin’ sets of their original tunes, familiar folk songs and sing-along chanteys to audiences throughout the tri-state area and Massachusetts since 1997. ... more
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