Haul Away Joe
from Songs of the Lakes, Rivers, and Seas: Shanties, Forecastle Songs, and Other Maritime Ballads by Shantyland
about
Haul Away Joe (Roud 809; Ballad Index Doe004; Mudcat 71905) is a traditional American short-drag sea shanty first documented in 1917 and recorded in the 1940s by Lead Belly.
Michael Dause is also a part of these fantastic projects:
Treeskin (treeskin.bandcamp.com)
Moss Manor (instagram.com/mossmanor.jpg/
Michael Dause is also a part of these fantastic projects:
Treeskin (treeskin.bandcamp.com)
Moss Manor (instagram.com/mossmanor.jpg/
credits
from Songs of the Lakes, Rivers, and Seas: Shanties, Forecastle Songs, and Other Maritime Ballads,
track released April 2, 2021
Ben Traverse - Melody / Bass Harmony
Michael Dause - Melody / Tenor Harmony
Recorded (mostly) live in the Earthwork Barn, Lake City, MI
Recorded by Michael Dause & Ben Traverse
Mixed & Mastered by Michael Dause
Layout design by Ben Traverse
Ben Traverse - Melody / Bass Harmony
Michael Dause - Melody / Tenor Harmony
Recorded (mostly) live in the Earthwork Barn, Lake City, MI
Recorded by Michael Dause & Ben Traverse
Mixed & Mastered by Michael Dause
Layout design by Ben Traverse
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
Ben Traverse Grand Rapids, Michigan
Michigander and Earthwork Music Collective member Ben Traverse is a young balladeer with a very wide hat who commands a wide array of instruments in their mission to bring the finest traditional folk music into the 21st century.
shows
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Apr 28Lansing, MI
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May 1Ann Arbor, MI
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May 3Three Oaks, MI
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May 4Traverse City, MI
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May 5Ludington, MI
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May 8Ludington, MI
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May 15Niles, MI
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Jun 7Mio, MI
discography
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Nov 2023 -
Dec 2022 -
May 2022 -
Jul 2021
contact / help
Ben Traverse recommends:
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Michael is one of my dearest friends and the other half of Shantyland. Go listen to his wonderful album. I also sang on the first track and helped with micing on another!
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