| Bounding Main: A vocal group based on Western Great Lakes region (US), and dedicated to sea shanties and nautical ballads. Includes details of their program, and of members. |
| Cale Seiche: Vocal and instrumental group performing sea shanties in southwestern France. English welcome page, all other pages in French. |
| Cap Horn: Sea shanties group from Brittany which play old songs and compositions with folk intruments. Details of gigs and recordings. (French and English) |
| Corsairs: Six member band performing sea shanties and pirate songs. Events schedule, CDs and audio files. |
| Csikos, Gregg: Performs as Joshua Jenkins, the Shantyman, at renaissance faires and pirate festivals. Gig-list, discography and lyrics. |
| Cztery Refy: Polish maritime music group; history of the band, discography, news, contact details, and audio samples. (Site is in Polish and English.) |
| Daisy Nell and Captain Stan: A Massachusetts duo performing traditional songs of the sea. Includes profile, gig-list, discography and photos. |
| Dick Holdstock Traditional Music: Performer of traditional American and British sea shanties and folk songs. Gig listing and details of recordings. |
| Flash Packet: Sing shanties and traditional music from and about the sea. They also present nautical living history while dressed in authentic costume. |
| Hanging Johnny: Group of singers based in Cornwall and Plymouth, UK, who specialise in shanties and sea songs. Gig guide, and details of recordings. |
| Lewis, Tom: Retired submariner, now resident in Canada, and singing songs of the sea. Profile, details of his recordings and collaborations, reviews, and tour dates. |
| Monkey's Orphan: British group singing shanties and maritime music. Official homepage, giving contact addresses and discography. |
| Nelsons Blood Association of Shantymen: Profile of a Dutch group of shanty singers, with their contact details, and gig-list. (Dutch and English) |
| New York Packet, The: Official maritime music group of the South Street Seaport Museum, New York; founded by collector Dan Milner. Profile, performance and tour dates. |
| Pint, WIlliam, and Felicia Dale: American duo interpreting the maritime song traditions of Britain and France. Profiles, tour dates, and details of their recordings (with audio samples). |
| Rant and Roar: Three piece shanty band playing music of Ireland, Scotland, England and America. Profile, events listing, and audio samples. |
| Shifty Sailors, The: Sea shanty and maritime music group, based on Whidbey Island, Washington, USA. Discography, gig and tour schedules, with photos. |
| Ship'n Whales: Six men, from Langesund in Norway, singing maritime and shanty songs from around the world. Profile, discography, and tour schedule. (Norwegian and English.) |
| Stormalong John: A Liverpool shanty group, based at the Mersey Maritime Museum. Description of the group and their music, discography, and booking details. |
| Stowaway: Dutch group performing sea shanties and maritime music. Profile, discography, and gig-listing. (In French, German and English) |
| Sweet and Dunne: Acoustic guitarists and vocalists Christopher Dunne and Candy K. Sweet, a duo based in Hudson, perform traditional sea chanteys, contemporary acoustic sea-themed music, and original songs. Photos, MP3s, lyrics. |
| The Roaring Forties: Profile of shanty group and their music; based on Humberside (UK). |
| Trim Rig and a Doxy: Sea shanty duo from Warrington, UK. Photos, audio samples, and gig-guide. |
| Webb, Bob: Maine (US) based performer of shanties and maritime history in song; includes his biography and details of his recordings and tour dates. |
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