Home Lyrics Musicians Albums History Links. Rolling down to old maui. Wind and rain, Them coconut fronds, them tropical shores, we soon. Sea of Joviality with KroTukk and KHARITES_ - 28/11/2020 Stream Full VOD. Waka Flocka Flame - Ballin Out. With Kharites_ & Krotukk!
Rolling Down to Old Maui Songtext. Waka Flocka Flame - Waka Flocka Flame. Adventures on the Sea of Thieves with Andy and JD. John Spiers and Jon Boden recorded Old Maui in 2005 for their album Songs and again in 2010/11 for their CD The Works. Ian Robb and Hang the Piper sang Rolling Down to Old Maui in 1979 on their Folk-Legacy album Ian Robb and Hang the Piper. Sea of Sings, ye scurvy dogs! The islands' tropical location and remoteness from both the toil of whaling and the responsibilities of home and family also lent them a certain reputation among sailors. It's a damn tough life, full of toil and strife, we whalermen undergo, And we won't give a damn. 01/04/2022 Stream Full VOD. Danny Spooner sings Rolling Down to Old Maui. Instant Downloads > Vocal Instant Downloads. 54 - Old MauiWords by Traditional.
That deck the Arctic Sea. On the cold kamchatka sea, But now we're bound from the arctic ground. Owards our island home: Our main yard sprung, our whaling done, And we ain't got far to roam! "Rolling Down to Old Maui Lyrics. " Sometimes mistaken for a Stan Rogers original due to his popularizing it in 1979, this song is actually a traditional forebitter from the mid-19th century; its first written appearance is in the 1858 journal of a sailor aboard the Massachusetts-based Atkins Adams under the title "Rolling Down to Old Mohee. " Attraverso ghiaccio e vento e pioggia, e quelle fronde di cocco, quelle terre tropicali, presto vedremo di nuovo; Sei mesi infernali abbiamo passato lontano sul freddo mare Kamchatka, (2). That deck the Arctic sea, Now lie many leagues astern. The district was known all over the world for its riotous debauches, and the whalemen accordingly felt called upon to go on their wildest sprees in Honolulu. " And in the second one's: The expanding of the Pacific whaling grounds after the mid 19th century meant longer voyages for European whale ships, and needless to say the sailors looked forward to the delights of tropical islands like Maui when their ships put in to provision or re-fit. ROLLIN' DOWN TO OLD MAUI. Dreadnoughts, The - Starbuck's Complaint. And we ain't go far to roam. Come dolce è la brezza.
Our mast and yards are sheathed with ice. This is mentioned in the lyrics, which say that the whalers are saying goodbye to the cold of the North and excited to experience the heat of the South. Dreadnoughts, The - Top Of The Hill. And their big black eyes even now look out. How soft the breeze. In the foreign glades.
SWMS027; Mudcat 33324; trad. The Longest Johns Impromptu Singing Stream! Tra gli alberi dell'isola, ora il ghiaccio è lontana dalla poppa. A gutsy anticipation of the joys of the Southern Isles after the hardship on Northern Seas. Browse for more products in the same category as this item: 2014 NEW CHARTS. And bitter squalls of hail, Our spars were bent and our canvas rent. Ocean of Larcenists! Lloyd noted: Maui is one of the Hawaiian islands. And now ashore we'll have good fun.
Rockol is available to pay the right holder a fair fee should a published image's author be unknown at the time of publishing. Quelle fanciulle native, quelle radure tropicali, attendono il nostro ritorno; anche ora i loro grandi. The horrid isles of ice cut tiles. And we don't give a d*** when the day is done. Occhi castani scrutano, sperando di vedere un bel giorno, le nostre ampie vele, arrivare prima della tempesta, muovendosi verso la vecchia Maui. Finally, it was thanks to the Canadian singer Stan Roger who widespread it that this sea chanty became incredibly famous. The song captures the hunting habits of the whalers across different seasons. Vocal Jazz Ensemble > A Cappella > TTBB A Cappella. We'll heave the lead.
Them coconut fronds and tropical lands, we soon. They noted: From the singing of Stan Hugill. So it must have come as a blessed relief to spend three weeks here in spring before returning to their three of four year trip to the far north. Sung (but not written) by Stan Rogers.
A "homeward bound" feeling prevails after the arctic hunting season but it was likely that they were merely calling at Maui for "fitting out" for the further half year in the southern oceans. In the fifties and sixties, the Pacific whalers used to meet there, or in nearby Oahu, twice a year. We're homeward bound, 'tis a grand ol' sound with a good ship taut and free, We don't give a damn when we drink our rum with the girls of old Maui.