The Sick Note

Northwest Passage, by the late Stan Rogers. Performed by The Men o' War Balladeers. Recorded in concert Friday, May 19, 2017, at The Greenwich Free Library

Northwest Passage

A free track form our EP, "Live at Hubbard Hall!", currently available for purchase on CD Baby.

Live at Hubbard Hall!

King of the Sea (Live)

To hear the musical segments with good sound quality, buy the album! Apologies for the poor audio quality- it is the only recorded copy we have. We have processed the spoken segments to the best of our limited audio processing capacity. Buy Rise with the Moon on cdbaby.com.

Rise with the Moon

Chris McGill interviews The Men o' War Balladeers on Simpatico, WSPN Skidmore

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Recorded by Studio B Mobile: kbwmusic(at)me(dot)com
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     Recorded Live at The Historic Park McCullough House, North Bennington, VT, July 20, 2018
     The Men o’ War Balladeers is a traditional music band based in Cambridge, NY. Its five teen members sing traditional North American and Celtic ballads across Upstate New York and Vermont. With an a cappella focused repertoire ranging from room-filling, five-voice sea shanties to delicate, solo love ballads, they perform at assisted livings, breweries, churches, libraries, and concert halls and occasionally Live on radio folk programs.

Rolling Down to Auld Maui - Live!

Low Lie the Fields

Rolling Down to Old Maui

The Banks of the Sweet Primroses

Rollicking Randy Dandy O!

King of the Sea

The Men o' War Balladeers is a traditional music band and vocal group based in Cambridge, New York. Its five members have been singing traditional North American and Celtic ballads since 2016, with an a cappella-focused repertoire ranging from room-filling, five-voice sea shanties to delicate, solo love ballads, and everything in between. The band performs throughout New York’s Capital region, and Southern Vermont. Concert dates can be found at https://themenowarballadeers.wordpress.com/

The Men o' War Balladeers

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