High Barbaree
Traditional
- Written by
- [Traditional]
- Language
- English
- ISWC
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T-001.698.142-2 ISWC
T-010.263.533-5 ISWC
T-010.436.871-9 ISWC
T-010.532.295-9 ISWC
T-010.709.492-7 GEMA
T-010.797.944-1 ISWC
T-010.952.417-5 ISWC
T-011.520.832-6 ISWC
T-050.252.909-0 ISWC
T-050.303.164-8 ISWC
T-317.134.031-7 ISWC
T-318.347.783-6 GEMA
T-318.707.762-5 ISWC
T-800.201.204-7 GEMA, ISWC
T-802.130.501-2 GEMA, ISWC
T-917.989.972-0 ISWC
- Comments
- [Roud 134; Child 285; Laws K33; G/D 1:38; Ballad Index C285; trad.] High Barbary was the romantic name of the Rif Coast of North Africa. It was the home of the Barbary pirates or Barbary corsairs who preyed on European shipping to capture Christian slaves from the 16th century up to 1830. This song is most frequently sung as a ballad but can also be a sea shanty. It tells of a sailing ship that came across a pirate ship off the Barbary Coast and defeated the pirates, who were left to drown.
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FABER MUSIC LTD
GEMA
K P M MUSIC LTD GEMA
MUSIKVERLAG HANS SIKORSKI GMBH GEMA
SCHIRMER-G INC GEMA
COPYRIGHT CONTROL SHARES GEMA
A SOUNDSTRIPE PRODUCTION GEMA
Happy Musikverlag Gmbh Co Kg PRS
Intersong Music Ltd PRS
Peermusic (Uk) Ltd PRS
Southern-Music Publ Co Inc PRS
Mollie Music PRS
Celtic Music PRS
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