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Established in Burnham Thorpe, birth place of England’s greatest seaman, Lord Horatio Nelson. Now based in Brancaster Staithe at The Jolly Sailors. They are a diverse group of enthusiasts, driven in equal measure by a love of singing and a desire to keep the tradition of the authentic sea-shanty alive. True to the original spirit of the shanty, a major emphasis is placed on the voice and while instrumental accompaniment, in the form of accordion, banjo, bodhran, guitar and harmonica, is an integral part of performance, this is always secondary to the natural sound of men singing to ease the burden of their work at sea..
Nelson’s Shantymen is a non-profit-making group which aims to raise money for charitable causes. To date they have raised over £100,000 for a range of charities in Norfolk, England.
Nelson’s Shantymen is a non-profit-making group which aims to raise money for charitable causes. To date they have raised over £100,000 for a range of charities in Norfolk, England.
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