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Great playing and voice.

Free haha! Love it! 🙌🏼🎊👌🏼😃

You rock dearest Peer! 🙌🏼🎊🥰

Sounds fantastic great acoustics in that setting

Heel tof Peer! Ik krijg altijd goede zin van Old Time muziek.

Beautiful!

It’s great to.see you posting again I always enjoy seeing your work and have been a fan of yours for over 10 years.

Geweldig, Peer! Misschien een keer met een tenor er bij?

Thank you Peer! Merry Christmas.

I wish someone would teach this on banjo so I can learn

Very nice !!!! + i subbed + Thumbs Up # 4

zo'n mooi moment Peer 🙏🎶😊

applaus !

Hartstikke mooi!

heel mooi!

4 helden op sokken!

This shit is so cool 😎

The High G should be a .008 (or thinner) to minimize breakage. You can also use your Guitar capo to change keys.

Good job ,, I do folk clubs, I do like sing around,

Peer van der Burgh You're Banjo is back

Kinda like Keith Richards goes Bluegrass. 5 Strings, 3 notes, 2 Hands, 1 sound that's Finger Picking good.

Peer van der Burgh If Keith Richards also played Bluegrass.

Peer van der Burgh It's really a Keith Richards+ technique where Keith Richards takes the 5 String Open G tuning a step further by replacing the A String with a 12 String Guitar High G so that the Guitar plays like a Banjo.

Peer van der Burgh The frets are closer together so it might be easier for tiny hands if they made 5 String Banjos with a 25.5 in Scale

Peer van der Burgh I hope you're Banjo is back from the ESMC

@UCuHvgu6afuO-3SCK7yTn8-w You can use a capo.

Peer van der Burgh The 5th string can be a 12 String Guitar High G (at most 9 or thinner).

cool😆

Nice! I suggest you discover my arrangement of irish tunes for guitars duet on my channel...

"A rambling pitchfork is an itinerant farm labourer" - thanks for the information!

:) loved it playedon a concertina! great work!

A common mistake made in the lyrics of the chorus there. It is not "About ships stations boys be handy" possibly implying that the crew should make themselves familiar with various places on a ship so as to be of use later. Instead it is three seperate instructions to the crew, the first being in the form of a warning of what is going to happen i.e. "Bout ship!" which means we are going to change our tack from port to starboard (or vice versa). Sometimes known as "Going about", but the 'a' in 'about' is often not used. The next is "Stations boys." which means take up your positions (work stations) for performing this action. Some men will be required at the braces and others at the tacks etc. The last part of this order is "Be handy" in other words "get a move on you lot". So the whole thing should be sung as "Bout ship! Stations boys. Be handy" At least half of those singing this shanty get that line completely wrong. Incidentally, the more usual title for this shanty (and sung as the last line instead of "We're bound for Valparaiso round the Horn") is "Raise tacks, sheets and mains'l haul"

Bravissimo!

it looks like an old Hohner 4 stop - you can tell by the 'spoon' bass keys on the left hand. All the other Cajun type boxes have buttons for the bass.

The lines you are referring to are lifted from "Fightin in the war with Spain" by Wilmer Watts and His Lonely Eagles. Poole pretty much took this song and and made it his own in a different key. He plays it in C classical tuning capoed up btw :)

Peer, sounding good!

Yes! First thumb is mine, brilliant Peer!!!

Excellent! I didn't know you were a fiddler, amid all those other instruments.

Great!

I was looking for a definitive "English" setting of this this will do very nicely, thank you. Lovely playing (edited to add: and yes, I realise it is labelled Irish, but it has a very pretty English pace and lilt to me).

Hoi Peer, weer zo'n leuke deun van jou. Ik ben sept. 2014 begonnen op de English concertina en heb veel aan jouw youtube publicaties gehad. Ik hoorde in Ierland dat the three sea captains vaak wordt gecombineerd met Cooley's Reel. Met welke tune combineer jij hem? Groetjes, Erika

Thank you for the recording. I do hope you don't mind but I've included the audio portion in a video I've just produced. The video relates an 1875 voyage through the south Pacific and your playing became the theme music. I've incorporated a number of other recordings but this one seems to dominate. The video is non-commercial and if you can please give it a look. bscottholmes.com/content/william-t-wawns-first-voyage-aboard-schooner-stanley

Thanks again. Unfortunately, no tablature. I tried to play the complete melody and to fit that into roll patterns as far as possible. So it' s my own arrangement. I do have some notations of chords and bits of tablature for my own use, as a reminder. Maybe you want that? Send a mail to peer@ziggo.nl.

Do you have the tablature for this? This is the best playing of this song I've heard.

Where did you get the music for this song?

Awesome! I might have to get one.

Where did you get that melodeon? It sounds amazing!

You also play the fiddle, and a great job too. Thanks for posting.

Very very nice. Enjoyed listening. Alyre & Lorenzo Old Time Music.

Ahhh love this tune