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HFVS Pirate Episode with Guest DJ, Tom Mason of the Blue Buccaneers (Podcast/Radio Show)
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Pirate Episode with Guest DJ, Tom Mason of the Blue Buccaneers
Captain Tom Mason of the Blue Buccaneers takes the helm as our guest DJ for an hour of songs about pirates and the sea. Listen to songs from islands the pirates visited, dance to both the peg-leg jig and the peg-leg tango, and sing along to sea shanties old and new. Captain Tom also gives a brief lesson in how to talk like a pirate, as well as a few words about fine dining on the deep sea. – tommason.net
Saturday from 9-10am & Sunday from 7-8am
September 15 & 16, 2018
WXOJ LP – 103.3 FM – Valley Free Radio
Northampton, MA
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PLAYLIST
- Tom Mason and the Blue Buccaneers “If You Want to be a Pirate” [“If You Want to be a Pirate: Songs for Young Buccaneers”]
- Pete Seeger “Blow the Man Down”
- Tom Mason and the Blue Buccaneers “It’s a lot of Work to be a Pirate” [“If You Want to be a Pirate: Songs for Young Buccaneers”]
- Captain Bogg and Salty “Pegleg Tango”
- The Bushwackers “South Australia” [Australian Songbook]
- Silly Grandpa “Biscuits and Gravy” [Chicken in the Yard]
- Bill Crosby “Selfish Shellfish” [Boomerang Orangutan]
- Ralph Covert “Pirates” [Welcome to Deadsville]
- Dicey Doh Singers “Sloop John B” [Smithsonian Classic Maritime Music]
- Bruce Springsteen “Buffalo Gals” [Seeger Sessions]
- Roane “John Kanaka” [Libertalia]
- Tom Mason and the Blue Buccaneers “Talk Like a Pirate” [“If You Want to be a Pirate: Songs for Young Buccaneers”]
- Bob Marley and the Wailers “Jammin’” [Bob Marley and the Wailers Gold]
- The Almanac Singers “The Coast of High Barbary” [America’s Political Songwriter No.10]
- The Dubliners and The Pogues “The Irish Rover” [The Best of the Pogues]
- Tom Mason and the Blue Buccaneers “Sailing On” [“If You Want to be a Pirate: Songs for Young Buccaneers”]
