"Row, Bullies, Row" is also known as "Liverpool Judies". A.L. Lloyd's notes:
"The song of the Liverpool seaman who sailed to San Francisco
with the intention of staying there, but who got himself shanghaied back to
Merseyside again, was a favourite rousing forebitter, sometimes used at
capstan work when the spokes were spinning easy. The sense of the refrain
may not be clear to landsmen. When the ship was sailing along at a fast speed,
the sailors would say: “The girls have got hold of the tow-rope today.”
It has been recorded by Ewan MacColl, A.L. Lloyd, Louis Killen, Mick Moloney,
Maddy Prior & the Girls (Rose Kemp and Abbie Lathe), The Hardtackers and others.
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