Shan't He Shanty — LMaM Archive -19

Let's Make a Music!

Arts, Comedy, Music, Performing Arts

5 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2018

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Move over, Stan Rogers, there's a new shanty powerhouse in town. His name is Todd, and he really shouldn't be making shanties, since he's an attorney at law at sea.

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0:00.0	Let's make a break for fame and raise all the stakes now.
0:06.0	We'll make a song each week and see how it shakes out.
0:11.0	You've got ideas and we've got what it takes to make the music.
0:16.0	Each week a new lick.
0:18.0	That's therapeutic.
0:20.0	Let's make a music. Let's make the music. That's therapeutic. Let's make a music.
0:24.4	Hello and welcome to Let's Make a Music, the podcast that pulls back the curtain on the song.
0:28.9	Oh, the year was 1778.
0:32.6	How I wish I wasn't Sherbrook now.
0:36.0	My name is Brian David Gilbert, and I'm the vocalist of this band.
0:40.4	And I'm Jonah Scott and I can't really sing. I play the instruments. Wow, I am Laura
0:46.0	Catherine Gilbert, band manager. What did you think about that one? Guys, that was great. I wish that
0:51.5	was your song. I wish it too. That was Stan Rogers' song.
0:55.3	He's a Canadian.
0:57.0	You might know him from the Stan Rogers Follies.
0:59.4	That's right.
1:00.2	The Stan Rogers Follies, he also was good with a good twirl of the lasso.
1:05.5	Good old Stan Rogers.
1:07.0	You might know him from Rogers and Stanerstein.
1:10.5	You might remember him from Mr. Rogers' neighborhood,
1:14.7	which was the Canadian version of the Mr. Rogers we know in America,
1:19.0	and it was just a very tender baritone man singing song.
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