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Im currently trying to make an as accurate as possible playlist for Sea of Thieves on Tidal. Suggestions are more than welcome. Late 1600s to early 1700s vibe. Im a complete newvbie on Sea Shanties, current songs was suggested by Chatgpt.
My playlist so far:
Haul away Joe
Spanish Ladies
The Saucy Arethusa
Leave Her, Johnny, Leave Her
Drunken Sailor
High Barbary
John Kanaka
Admiral Benbow
Roll the Old Chariot Along
The Black Nag
The Sailor's Hornpipe
Skull and Bones
The oldest recognizable shanty that we know of is Cheerly Man, which wasn't attested until the 1820s. The truth is that there is very little evidence of what sailors might or might not have sung while working. During non-working times, the closest you'll find are perhaps the songs from John Playford's The Dancing Master, which was an instructional book for English Country Dance published in the late 17th century.
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