The Bilge Pumps get down on the chorus to Johnny Jump Up, even though the temperature on that stage was about 110 degrees.

Kailyn appears to be mesmerized by Maroon flashing his bum to the crowd."

Maroon and E demonstrate their joy at working with each other on "Johnny Jump Up".

E gets to sing about hanging his former Captain in "Haul Away Joe".'

The natives must be restless as Maroon and Squeegy dance like indians on "Eliza Lee".

Squeegy chows down on a frosty shake right before he starts belching... er... I mean belting out a tune.

From the looks on his face, Phil must have gotten some sour mash in that bottle.

Maroon receives a birthday gift from the rest of the 'Pumps, a shiny new sextant. Maybe it'll help him find a key to sing in.

True to form, our newly appointed Quartermaster, Danika, tried to avoid the cameras, but was a bit slow.

Our normal lookout Squint seemed to be unavailable for about 6 weeks, so we hired on Snaarf the dragonman to take his place.

Children frolick at The Bilge Pumps show. Ah, the easily corruptible minds of youth.

Our normal oh-so-cute cabinboy has been replaced by... Frankensqueegy!

Uh oh. Kailyn's starting to feel those groovy vibes again. He's probably about to pass a stone.

Sometimes they just can't help themselves and pirates have to dance at random times.

Many people believe Maroon has an uncanny instinct to sense out a camera pointed at him from any distance.

Maroon tries to focus on the next verse while the rest of the crew hams it up on "Old Dun Cow".

Phil does his jock itch dance again for "Drunken Sailor".

It's "All For Me Grog" time, when Kailyn breaks out his axe to go with Squeegy's axe and they.... are lumberjacks and they're OK.

Maroon comes up with those popular suggestions for doing things to drunken sailors.

Kailyn gets retribution on E for all the bad stuff that happened to him during "Itches in Me Britches".

Phil looks to be a bit surprised while singing. He must have actually remembered a lyric.

Nell forgoes pirate clothes in favor of her dragonwoman outfit, complete with shades. Kind of makes her look like an alien, don't it?

Phil takes his codpiece (the broken hilt to his sword) and proceeds to rack himself with it.

Kailyn Dammit puts on his pretty face while acting out the story of Maroon's childhood on "Itches in Me Britches".

The search for our captain has ended! He now shows up wearing his captain's hat and sporting a silly French accent!

The results of the captain's return acting like a 7ft. Napoleon has predictable results on the rest of the crew... laughter!

Uh, oh. The captain's back again, this time he's turned into a rampaging hillbilly.

The hillbilly captain is about to bite E's kneecaps off!

The captain just never looked the same after spending that time in Jamaica.

The captain has turned Mexican on us, and he's armed with his Swiss Army Hook!

Now the captain has turned into a samurai warrior... in silly carribbean pants.

E makes the worst face at Maroon on stage. Someone must have cut the cheese.

Phil (aka the Pokemon) does his little pikachu dance after scaring the bejeesus out of the rest of the crew.

Maroon and Phil aren't quite prepared for what they find when they start going after E.

Johnny Jump Up
Pulling our buddy Ray Proctor (the co-arranger of the song) on stage to show him how we do it
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Bonnie Ship the Diamond
This might be the last time we ever did this song on stage.
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