Oscar Brand ?– Every Inch A Sailor 1st Pressing Vinyl LP 50s Elektra Records OR
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ORIGINAL MONO FIRST 1st PRESSING 
Label variation 1950s Elektra Records on blue/ white 'atom' labels
"The waggish crew which assisted Oscar in launching this album includes - Billy Faier, Mike Seeger, Milt Okun, Russell Savakus and Ted Tyle." Features the song "aGuantanamo Bay"
Oscar Brand was a North American folk singer, songwriter, author and radio host. He released nearly 100 albums and composed hundreds of songs, among them Canadian patriotic songs, songs of the U.S. Armed Forces, sea shanties, presidential campaign songs over the years, and songs of protest. His discography is extensive.
Since 1945, he continuously hosted the longest-running (70+ years) radio program in history, Folksong Festival on WNYC AM New York.
Label: Elektra ?– EKL-169 Series: Specialty Series (5) – Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono, 1st Country: US Released: 1959 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk

Tracklist
A1 Destroyer Life A2 To A Wave A3 Guantanamo Bay A4 The Reuben James A5 Steam Torpedo A6 Barnacle Bill A7 Home, Boys, Home
B1 The Captain B2 Didn't She Ramble B3 The Battle Of Ormoc Bay B4 Laws Of The Navy B5 Sub Division Nine B6 Zamboanga B7 We Ain't Going To Sea No More

Credits Design – Harvey* Engineer – David B. Jones* Performer – Billy Faier, Mike Seeger, Milt Okun*, Russell Savakus*, Ted Tyle (4) Photography – Pickow*, 3 Lions* Producer [Production Supervisor] – Jac Holzman

Notes Comes with 12 page mini lyric booklet. 1st pressing on blue/ white 'atom' labels "The waggish crew which assisted Oscar in launching this album includes - Billy Faier, Mike Seeger, Milt Okun, Russell Savakus and Ted Tyle."


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