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- First line: Ye noble sons of Granuaile attention one and all
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Ewan MacColl / Peggy Seeger collection Tape 113
- Heaney, Joe | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/ed2e2d9c-44ae-470e-b4b1-9d85b6eaf762
- Soundfile attached
CAPTAIN COULSTON [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]
- Roud no: 1695 | Online index | Historical notes / References
- Traditional Ballad Index (online)
- First line: Ye habitants of Ireland
- Roud no: 1695 | Manuscript | Text
- National Folklore Collection (UCD) CBE_0633_564-567
- Ó Loideáin, Seán | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/706dcf9b-b8b8-4551-b3f9-b184aab87846
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- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Manuscript | Text
- National Folklore Collection (UCD) CBE_0736_321-323
- Ac Cróinín, Séamas
- First line: Oh, come all you heroes of Ireland that does intend to roam
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Len Graham collection (Irish Traditional Music Archive ITMA) Tape LG/T07
- Holmes, Joe | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/8f80e8e6-a982-4430-b3ef-71679b7f4596
CAPTAIN COLSTON; OR, THE PIRATE SHIP
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland Library
- W, Birmingham (Dublin) | Ireland : Dublin
- First line: You inhabitants of ireland, you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- P.W. Joyce Ballad Sheet Scrapbooks (Dublin City Library & Archive) Bk. 2 p.13
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- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call, you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Poet's Box (Glasgow) Collection
- Poet's Box (Glasgow) (21 Jan 1871) | Scotland : Glasgow
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- First line: Ye inhabitants of Ireland, ye heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Journal | Text
- Hinkson: The New Review (May 1896) pp.538-539
- Quinn, Hannah | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bd563e2e-0bf8-4c44-b281-42660e06112c
- First line: And all of ye that do intend your country for to leave
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording / Manuscript | Audio; Text
- MacEdward Leach Collection 78-054 NFLD 2 Tape 3 Track 2
- Sutton, William | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/56de6e97-3bab-42b5-9a7c-e95028e5831c
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- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Manchester Central Library broadside collection (Q398.8.S9) Vol.1 p.130
- Pearson (Manchester) No.133 | England : Manchester
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- First line: My name is Captain Colster a hero stout and bold
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA) Collection 325-ITMA-MP3
- Houten, Jimmy | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/b1a1fac0-c362-4c5c-be34-650cc9967f24
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- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Crampton Broadside Collection (BL 11621.h.11) Vol.3, No.84
- H. Such (London) No.393 | England : London
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside printer's catalogue | Reference only
- H.P. Such's Catalogue of Songs, No.393
- Such (London) | England : London
- First line: Ye mariners of old Ireland ye heroes stout and good
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording / Manuscript | Audio; Text
- MacEdward Leach Collection 78-054 NFLD 2 Tape 3 Track 2
- Sutton, William | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/56de6e97-3bab-42b5-9a7c-e95028e5831c
- First line: Ye noble sons of Granuaile, attention one and old
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Text
- Joe Heaney Collection / Cartlanna Sheosaimh Uí Éanaí
- Heaney, Joe | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/f0f69eea-444b-4993-aeaf-771c76dd7649
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- First line: Oh, you heroes bold of Ireland, that does intend to roam
- Roud no: 1695 | Newspaper | Text; Music
- Sam Henry Collection (Coleraine Museum)
- Horner, Alexander (Snr.) | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/1b5abca3-8c20-4268-aeca-5a92681c8ec2
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- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland you boyoes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- University of Kentucky Album of Broadside Ballads Vol.1 (online p.46)
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- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, you heroes stout and bold
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio; Text
- Dreolin Community Arts CD, ('Songs and Stories')
- Gallagher, Mickey | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/268b2040-6214-4bda-b67f-0bbc54c3439a
PIRATE SHIP, THE; or, CAPTAIN COULSTON'S VOYAGE TO AMERICA
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, ye heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Hodges (London) | England : London
- First line: Come join with Captain Colston
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- BBC recording 18528
- Tunney, Mrs. Brigid | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/5e27fe80-f6b6-409f-9bad-48f6dbc5e7a2
- Soundfile attached (Cbox only)
- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- BBC recording 18531
- Donnelly, Peter | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/ee159215-fd33-4d3a-a541-c8afabd16284
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland your [ ? ] stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Madden Collection 25 (Irish & Scots) [VWML mfilm No.92) Item no.256
- [(Dublin)] | Ireland : Dublin
CAPTAIN COLSTON; or, THE PIRATE SHIP
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland your [ ? ] stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Madden Collection 25 (Irish & Scots) [VWML mfilm No.92) Item no.216
- Birmingham (Dublin) | Ireland : Dublin
- First line: Ye mariners of the ocean who mean to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio; Text
- Topic TSCD 662 (`We've received Orders to Sail')
- Tunney, Paddy | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bff7edf4-2792-4715-8c02-fa9299f8cd8f
PIRATE SHIP, THE; or, CAPT. COLSON'S VOYAGE TO AMERICA
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, ye heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Madden Collection 18 (Country Printers 3) [VWML mfilm No.85] Item no.50
- Cadman (Manchester) No.328 | England : Manchester
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland that's bound to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio; Text
- Folkways FM 4051 ('Irish & British Songs from Ottawa Valley')
- Abbott, O.J. | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/6decc248-9ef7-455c-a325-b449bc2630dc
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- First line: Come join us Captain Colston, a hero stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Folktracks FSA 163 (`The Mountain Streams')
- Tunney, Brigid | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/a761b34d-f5fa-4f8d-8828-067463fc82ae
- First line: Come all you loyal countrymen, you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Healy, Irish Ballads & Songs of the Sea (1967) pp.34, 43-45
- http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/ed2e2d9c-44ae-470e-b4b1-9d85b6eaf762
- First line: Come all you loyal country men
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Ranson, Songs of the Wexford Coast (1948) pp.78-79
- Mangan, John / Tom Maddock / Thomas Murphy | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/56093c44-196f-402a-8f01-5cb231677293
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland that's bound to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Fowke, Traditional Singers & Songs from Ontario pp.22-23
- Abbott, O.J. | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/5483d531-1ba9-4b0f-95e6-07ec591edd7a
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland that's bound to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Edith Fowke Coll. (FO 15)
- Abbott, O.J. | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/6decc248-9ef7-455c-a325-b449bc2630dc
- First line: My name is Captain Colster a hero stout and bold
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- McBride, Flower of Dunaff Hill (1990) pp.40-41
- Houghton, Jimmy | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/b1a1fac0-c362-4c5c-be34-650cc9967f24
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside printer's catalogue | Reference only
- Wm. R. Walker Hawkers' List (c1856-1867); Slip songs, No.202
- William R. Walker (Newcastle) (c1856-1867) | England : Newcastle
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside printer's catalogue | Reference only
- James Lindsay, Catalogue (1856) Slip songs No.24
- James Lindsay (Glasgow) | Scotland : Glasgow
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland you boyoes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Text
- Carnell, Ballads in the Charles Harding Firth Collection No.F22
- Birmingham (Dublin) | Ireland : Dublin
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland you boyoes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Text
- Carnell, Ballads in the Charles Harding Firth Collection No.F23
- Birmingham (Dublin) | Ireland : Dublin
- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call, you heroes stout and bold
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Reference only
- Baring-Gould Broadside Collection Vol.6, No.171 (Research Pubns. Index)
- First line: You landsmen all on you I call, you heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Reference only
- Baring-Gould Broadside Collection Vol.7, No.137 (Research Pubns. Index)
- First line: You landsmen all, on you I call, you heroes stout and bold
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Reference only
- Baring-Gould Broadside Collection Vol.9, No.132 (Research Pubns. Index)
CAPTAIN COLSTON; or, THE PIRATE SHIP
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland your boyoes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside catalogue | Text
- Carnell, Ballads in the Charles Harding Firth Collection No.F43
- Birmingham (Dublin) | Ireland : Dublin
- First line: Ye mariners of the ocean who mean to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio
- Topic 12TS 289 (`The Flowery Vale')
- Tunney, Paddy | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bff7edf4-2792-4715-8c02-fa9299f8cd8f
- First line: Oh, you heroes bold or Ireland that does intend to roam
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Huntington, Songs of the People (1990) pp.113-114
- Horner, Alexander | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/5980912d-9232-44cd-8f46-ff9b761e5e31
- First line: Ye noble sons of Granuaile, attention one and all
- Roud no: 1695 | Sound recording | Audio; Text
- Topic TSCD 518D ('The Road from Connemara')
- Heaney, Joe | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/f0f69eea-444b-4993-aeaf-771c76dd7649
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland that's bound to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Vikar & Panagapka, Songs of the North Woods (2004) p.57
- Abbott, O.J. | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/6decc248-9ef7-455c-a325-b449bc2630dc
- First line: You inhabitants of ireland that's bound to cross the sea
- Roud no: 1695 | Manuscript | Text
- Vaughan Williams Memorial Library (VWML), London; Library Collection MPS 50 (33) folder 14 p.4
- Abbott, O.J. | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/6decc248-9ef7-455c-a325-b449bc2630dc
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, your [ ? ] stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- A Collection of Irish Ballads ('Ulster Ballads') British Library C.116.h.1 p.159:2
- [Ireland] | Ireland
- First line: Number of his passengers, The
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Frag. Text; Music
- Frank, The New Book of Pirate Songs (2011) pp.67-68 (version a)
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland
- Roud no: 1695 | Book | Text; Music
- Frank, The New Book of Pirate Songs (2011) pp.67-68 (version b)
- Cohn, Ellen
CAPTAIN COULSTON AND THE PIRATE SHIP
- First line: You inhabitants of Ireland, ye heroes stout and brave
- Roud no: 1695 | Broadside | Text
- Frank Kidson Broadside Collection Vol. 8 p. 186: FK/16/186/2
- Ryle & Co. (London) | England : London
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