Tuesday, 30 March 2021

Passover on the High Seas

Here's a bit of rollickin' good piratical fun
to celebrate Passover (March 27 to April 4)!

The Jewish a cappella group Six13 has joined 
the sea shanty bandwagon to sing a few
well-known sailing songs (with altered lyrics)
to celebrate the holiday and freedom! 

Love the kippah-yarmulke-eye-patches and 
spork-hand-prosthesis, LOL!


33 comments:

  1. Hello Debra, Even if you don;t specifically celebrate, have a good Passover!
    --Jim

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  2. I wonder why sea shanty singing has taken off in such a big way during the Pandemic.

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  3. first time i sand along lol
    whatever it was i enjoyed it to fullest and had blaaast of fun :)

    thank you for amazing uplifting sharing dear Debra :)
    YOU ROCK!!!!

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  4. Perfect! Love it. Thank you for sharing!

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  5. Thanks. I'm sending this as a Passover greeting to some friends.

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  6. Well, there's today's ear worm!

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  7. Headed over to watch this. Hope you have a great day, Debra! xo Diana

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  8. Loves it!
    We were celebrating Passover on Sunday (I'm Jewish by contact, Catholic by exertion) and this totally nails it!

    XOXO

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  9. This is why I have to cut short my gin infused lunches with Anne Marie...she starts singing dirty seas shanties.

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  10. I am a Catholic girl that was married for many years to a nice Jewish Boy - and I loved this !!! I celebrated many a Seder and this is adorable!!!

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  11. Oh YAY!!! Clap, clap, clap!!

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  12. Oy! The best mash-up yet! I was hesitant to click on it because that darned Wellerman is such an earworm, but it was worth it. And, omg, the three hour tour on the Egyptian Nile! Hilarious!

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  13. I love me a good sea shanty!!

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  14. That reminds me: My grandfather never ever paid me (nor anyone else) for stealing the afikoman. That must be how I lost my faith.

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  15. We sing the original in choir
    This is better

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  16. Oh, that is such clever filk singing! And they got in those two cute kids AND Gilligan’s Island! You’ve done it again, Debra! I skipped across to their YouTube channel and subscribed.

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  17. A few musical Moshe Dayans there.

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  18. Now that, was worth pausing my blog scrolling for. Excellent mash-up and excellent video. If you celebrate, have a very excellent Passover.

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  19. this one is spreading fast; jolly good fun this is !

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  20. They are great ..loved it!!.Will share with my Jewish friends..Such fun!!

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  21. "Just when you think it's done, there's three hours more."
    No thank you. More than 45 minutes is overkill.

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  22. Pascha. Never celebrated even though there's a Jew in our family. He's very secular and I don't think he's practiced after his bar mitzvah.

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  23. Brilliant, I hummed along with it! Love the eye patches and metal hand! The children are cute. Happy Passover if you celebrate.

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  24. OK, this is cool. I still miss rice though! (My husband and kids are Jewish and go hard core on the rules for Passover).

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  25. I get the feeling you like this song. :D

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  26. I am enjoying this bandwagon ride, Debra! Thanks!

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