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The X-Seaman's Institute was a rollicking quartet devoted to nautical and maritime music that regularly performed at the South Street Seaport Museum in New York City. Led by the late Bernie Klay, the group included Frank Woerner, John Townley, and Dan Aguiar. On July 4th, 1976 they were the feature performers for the Bicentennial Tall Ships festival and entertained a crowd estimated at 20,000. Other concerts followed up and down the East Coast from Boston's historic Old Ironsides to The New Bedford Seamen's Bethel and Mystic Seaport, to the National Maritime Museum in Norfolk, Va. They currently have five albums available as CDs or individual cuts for downloads at www.folkways.si.edu. Frank Woerner continues to perform in the NYC area. John Townley is currently living on Long Island. Dan Aguiar is a member of the Hudson Valley Folk Guild and continues to perform in the Mid-Hudson area. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Sing at the South Street Seaport

Sings at the South Street Seaport

Favorite Sea Songs - Songs from the Age of Sail

Heart of Oak!

Classic Maritime Music from Smithsonian Folkways

Classic Maritime Music
Heart of Oak! Traditional Songs of Our Seafaring Heritage
Smithsonian Folkways Classic Series Sampler

Classic Maritime Music From Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Sea Songs Seattle: Sung by Lou Killen, Stan Hugill, The X-Seamens Institute and Friends
Sea Fever: A Maritime Music Collection
Classic Maritime Music (Folkways)