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Sailor's Hornpipe
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Hornpipe as only the Jolly Rogues can play it
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Depending on the programs purpose and musical selection,The Rogues appear attired in either 18th or 19th Century clothng of the two periods,adding to the color
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Charts
Peak #531
Peak in subgenre #42
Author
Jolly Rogues
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July 13, 2010
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MP3 2.0 MB 128 kbps 2:14
Story behind the song
Sailor’s Hornpipe Beginning in the 16th C., British sailors need a means to exercise solo and in cramped quarters. The hornpipe/dance became the medium and this tune the mechanism. In classic 4/4 time, Samuel Pepys mentioned it in his diary as “Jig of the Ship” and by 1797 as “College Hornpipe” and “Jack’s the Lad.” Most popularly played on a whistle or a squeezebox, John Philip Sousa incorporated it into his “Jack Tar March” and in the
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