Going Overboard
Bounding Main’s CD, Going Overboard, contains romantic and exciting music of the seas brought forth in rich harmonies and jolly humor. This third CD release from the group brings historic and contemporary shanties to life through unique acapella arrangements that are 100% the Bounding Main sound.
Listener Testimonials
“The new music sounds FANTASTIC! I can’t wait to hear the whole CD. “Leaving of Liverpool” has always been one of my favorite songs, and you did it justice (I wouldn’t expect anything less than greatness).”
– Sean on MySpace
”I adore the new CD. I have been singing ‘Fire Marengo’ the whole night. All the songs are fabulous. I can’t wait until my friend and I learn the new songs so we can turn it up in her car with the windows down as we sing at the top of our lungs! 🙂 “
-Sarah on MySpace
“My favorite song off of this CD is Blow, Boys, Blow. This is a fantastic CD.”
— Eileen Sutter
Going Overboard Liner Notes
| South Australia (Traditional) A song about a girl, Nancy Blair, who should pay more attention to the company she keeps. |
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To Ireland (Original: © Maggie Hannington (Retired)) A song about Canada, we mean Ireland. A beautiful song about wanting to be back at home and then wanting to be back at sea. The sea is always bluer … |
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Leaving of Liverpool Soloist: Christie Dalby |
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Johnny Come to Hilo (Traditional) I don’t care who Johnny is, he needs to keep his mitts off that girl in the blue dress. (Christie gets combat pay for this song.) |
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Old Dun Cow Soloist: David Yondorf |
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Blow Liza Blow Soloist: Gina Dalby |
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Bristol Girls Soloist: Dean Calin |
| Toss and Roll (Original: © David Yondorf) We know, you’re thinking right now that you are amazed that David can even read let alone write! This song is proof he can do both (but not at the same time). |
“Just got the new (autographed!) CD for Christmas and had to play it immediately. Saw a few titles I knew from shows, and a few I knew from other performers; but I was definitely not prepared for the Bounding Main arrangement of ‘Fareweel Tae Tarwathie.’ The harmonies were so amazing I was practically in tears. Which balanced well from being in tears laughing through ‘Pass the Mug’ and ‘Toss & Roll.’
Thank you so much!
This has been one of the best Christmases ever!”
— From our friend David Blake
| Ocean Liner (Barry Skipsey, recorded with his permission) A song written by an Australian, performed by a Dutch group in Chicago and appropriated (and by that we mean “stolen” but with permission from the composer) by Bounding Main in the good ol’ U.S.of A. This song gets around. |
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Blow Boys Blow (Traditional) |
| Fire Marengo (Traditional) Fire? Where? Where’s the fire? Oh, in Marengo. That’s fine then. Soloist: Maggie Hannington (Retired) |
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Pass the Mug (Original: © Christie Dalby & Gina Dalby) |
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Golden Vanity (Traditional) |
| Fareweel Tae Tarwathie (Traditional, but arranged within an inch of its life by Jon Krivitzky) Defies explanation. We lovingly dedicate this song to the memory of our good friend Dave Zielinski. Fair winds and following seas, friend. |
