Get all 7 Pirates for Sail releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Three Pirate Guys (Yo Ho Ho Ho), Crabby Road, The Buccaneer Rap, Faire Warning, Dark Side of the Lagoon, Band on the Rum, and A Shot Across The Bow.
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Northwest Passage
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The Mary Ellen Carter
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If I Only Had Some Rum
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Both Sides the Tweed
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Mull of Kintyre
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Morning Glory
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The Sailor's Prayer
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Devil's Dream
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The Boatman
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Farewell to Nova Scotia
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Rock Lobster
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Pirates for Sail Baltimore, Maryland
Pirates for Sail (also known to their fans as the Crew of the Drunken Ferret and the Drunken Ferret T’Barnacle Choir) has been navigating the waterways and watering holes of Maryland since 2005. We plunder, pillage, carouse and sing, and we do all this in between consuming enormous quantities of rum. We’re bloody pirates, mate, and we’re on the account until Jack Ketch catches up to us! ... more
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This is my favorite album so far. I don't think I've ever felt as seen as when listening to "Mermaids and Queers." "Slytherins and Misunderstood" finally convinced my mom to embrace her Slytherin identity!
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Okay it is too hard to choose one favorite track but Oak & Ash & Thorn is the first song of TLJ I heard and it's just THE song of the year for me. I am READY for adventures.
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