The X-Seamens Institute – Sings At The South Street Seaport
The X-Seamens Institute built a notably public sea-shanty following at the South Street Seaport, where performances drew 300 to 500 listeners. Sings At The South Street Seaport carries that maritime folk appeal into album form, with the group’s sea shanty repertoire tied closely to the seaport setting. This copy is a 1973 yellow-vinyl pressing, a visual detail that gives it more character than a standard black-vinyl folk record. At $14, it’s an affordable sea-shanty folk LP with a distinctive period format. The record is graded VG++, meaning the vinyl should be very clean overall, with only very small light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected. For someone drawn to maritime folk records or South Street Seaport history, the yellow vinyl and strong grade make this copy especially inviting.
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The X-Seamens Institute – Sings At The South Street Seaport
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