Both of Adrianowicz and Kasin (Radriano & ChanteyRanger) CDs I brought back are very well done, simple arrangements starring the song and the voice, with light accompaniments (if any) that enhance, not overpower. The second is called (I think; it is in my car) Our Time Ashore Is Over, and it contains some traditional but little-heard material, and also some contemporary pieces including the title track that may be of recent composition but fit their other material admirably.
JoeClone, might this (from SaltyWalt's comments below) warrant a separate thread?
I like to stand at the galley pub sing and move about, as the site of the action shifts. For some reason it seems easier to move about there than in the German hall. Walt thought it was good to stand between Geoff Kaufman and David Coffin; I would not dispute that, but I had the thoroughly enviable position of being in front of the three of them. (If only my ears could bend backwards...)