As one of the workshop leaders of the Sunday afternoon Shanties Workshop, I'm trying to identify who led the songs I was able to record. Here's my list of shanties in the order they were led, with my best approximation of titles:

GETAWAY 2005 SHANTIES WORKSHOP
Sunday Afternoon
Coordinators: Ken Schatz and Charlie Ipcar

In performance order:

1. Ken Schatz "Stormalong John"
2. Charlie Ipcar (Charley Noble) "Whisky-O"
3. Terry Silver (Leadfingers) "Bold Princess Royal"
4. Dick Rogers "Little Sally Racket"
5. Dave Diamond (Tone-Deaf Dave) "Boston Harbor"
6. Tom Hall (Curmudgeon) "Billy Riley"
7. Edmund (CET) "Santeano"
8. Noreen Keene "Bold Riley-O"
9. Stuart Reynolds "Roll Alabama Roll"
10. Barry Finn "Roller Bowler/Good-Bye You Ladies Fair"
11. "John Kanaka"
12. (Lonesome EJ)"Heave Away Me Johnnies/We're All Bound to Go"
13. Jim Bunch (Gutbucketeer) "Alabama John Cherokee"
14. Bill Day (Bill D) "The Ebenezer"
15. Carole (SussexCarole) "Ilo Man"
16. Andrew McKay (Crane Driver) "Heave Away Boys Heave Away"
17. Dick Rodgers "Haul-Away Joe"
18. Barry Schlesinger "Blood-Red Roses"
19. Severn Savage "Hilo Johnny Brown Stand to Your Ground"
20. Theresa Tooley (treaties1) "Good-Bye My Lover Good-Bye" (a capstan shanty from the Great Lakes Sailors)
21. Dan Schatz"Johnson Girls"
22. Barry Finn " Won't You Help Me to Raise 'Im" (w/Ken Schatz and Theresa Tooley)
23. David Diamond (Tone Deaf Dave) "Haul Away for Rosie-O"
24. Charlie Ipcar (Charley Noble) "Tanqueray Martini-O"
25. Ken Schatz "Johnny Come Down to Hilo"

I would appreciate any help provided. Also please include the Mudcat name if known.

My intention is to provide a MP3 file to anyone who led a song who would like to hear what was recorded, and a complete CD to the other workshop leader. The recording quality varies greatly, depending primarily on how close the singer was to my equipment and how strong a singer he or she was.

This was a very energizing workshop, with an incredible range of songs and singers. I came in knowing I was half asleep and left at the end ready to sing for another 10 hours!

Cheerily,
Charley Noble