Shirley
4th September 10
9:57 am		Great music and great fun. See The Exmouth Shanty Men and get your swashbuckled!
 
Miss D. Meaner
9th August 10
5:08 pm		I came to your gig at The Bicton and loved it. If I could travel back in time I'd definitely stow away on the Malarkey. You can shiver my timbers any time!
 
Iain Jones
3rd August 10
12:21 pm		I know from the feedback that Weymouth thoroughly enjoyed your performance. Many thanks and hopefully see you again.
 
Peter and Sheila
2nd July 10
7:55 pm		Having very recently come back from Falmouth after attending the Falmouth Shout for the 3 days and singing myself hoarse, I returned to Brighton singing sea shanties. I went to the local plumbers for some bits. The two blokes in there at the time were discussing a job they were doing and one said to the other: "What colour paint is it going to be, red or blue?" I couldnt help myself and said "Maroon". They both looked at me as though I was mad. I had to explain about the ship with the red paint and the Malarkey with the blue. They didnt understand. Anyway I was happy with the explaination. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and are still singing now. Terrific stuff. Keep it up and we'll see you again sometime soon. Bye Bye, Bye Bye, Bye Bye, Bye Bye - Bye Bye My Roseanna.
 
C. Weed
3rd June 10
7:02 pm		You guys are fantastic! I love the way you don't take yourselves too seriously and yet create a seriously classy show. Don't sail away too far or too often!
 
Suki Commin
21st April 10
2:54 pm		Thank you. On behalf of the Lympstone Village Hall Management Committee, may I thank the Shantymen for organising your concert in aid of Village Hall funds. This was indeed a memorable evening and we're delighted that you raised £740 in total towards our appeal.
 
Liz Berth
25th March 10
11:40 pm		Who'd have thought it wold be your site at the top of the Google list when I searched for Pump / Dry / hell. Well done lads ;-)
 
Brian
13th March 10
5:09 pm		Have a look at this talented and dedicated group of folk singers. They are very good and their prime aim (apart from the enjoyment and booze!) is to raise money for charity. I think they have raised £40,000 plus so far. They also have aspirations of being the best singers of shanties in the UK and they are probably well on their way in this respect.
 
Andy
10th December 09
10:29 pm		Hi Crew was lucky enough to see you perform in my home town of Harwich,what a great performance hope to see you again sometime regards Andy