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The Gunpowder Plot
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For Queen And Country
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Gallant Gallantry
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High Seas Love Affair
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No Sight Of Land
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Palaver At The Harbour
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Ella's Voyage
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The Hangman's Moratorium
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Throw Down The Gauntlet
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Your Grace
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Bring Out Your Dead
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Drunken Sailor
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Peerless Pirates Marlow, UK
Peerless Pirates hail from middle England.
Their sound is a rollicking, roustabout mix of classic 80s
energetic indie, sea shanties, rockabilly, surf-rock and spaghetti western soundtracks. “Rum-soaked fun” is a phrase often – and justifiably – bandied about. If you’ve forgotten the time when indie sounded fun, here’s your chance to get re-acquainted.
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