Harvey the Corpsman warms up the Scarborough audience with his patented (stolen) bad pirate jokes.

While the rest of the band just watches the world's first pirate train wreck.

The band grabs some available booty during "Pirating the Seas".

John Crow the Cook breaks out his pocket ringer during "Strike the Bell".

And Splice the Rigger promptly takes it away from him.

Harvey checks to make sure there aren't any other strange ringing objects hidden from view

Does Maroon the Shantyman look inordinately pleased with himself to you?

Harvey breaks out the didjeridu to play during "South Australia".

Sharkbait Simon the Scapegoat gets all relaxed-like singing lead on the band's version of "The Mermaid", debuting to the crowd that so loves the other version.

Harvey has gathered up quite the troop to dance the "Sailor's Hornpipe" with him.

Maroon and Sharkbait get all serious-like playing "Botany Bay".

Filling their quota of purty nautical songs quickly in the show, the band breaks out "Bonnie Ship the Diamond".

Um... Maroon and Harvey? There are kids in the audience, you know.

On Saturday, the band headed to the end of day pub sing at the Dirty Duck to fire off a couple of tunes and give the other bands a break.

Then on Sunday, they hit the other pub sing across the festival and join Traveller Song on stage to do "Johnny Jump Up".