Them Eastport Oyster Boys

Why not give the gift of a little taste of the Chesapeake, through the eyes of Them Eastport Oyster Boys?

Thomas Point Light is an entertaining compendium of folk, classical and traditional music inspired by the Chesapeake Bay and the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse. It is the first CD of the Chesapeake Music Institute and was created to benefit the Annapolis Maritime Museum. The CD features the Bay region's top musicians and singer/songwriters... including us!

Full Moon Cruisin' – the Boys' newest CD!

Our long-awaited new CD is out! Introducing Full Moon Cruisin' – a new collection of Chesapeake Cruising Tunes... and not only do you get great music, we donate a portion of all proceeds from Full Moon Cruisin' to the Annapolis Maritime Museum.

Buy Oyster Boys' music right from us. CDs are available for $15 plus $2.50 for shipping and handling (plus 5% sales tax in Maryland). To order, email us, call 410 280-3945, or fill out the handy order form and mail it to us with your check.

Them Boys' CDs also are available for sale various fine retailers:

Annapolis
- Historic Annapolis Foundation's Museum Store located at the foot of Main Street. Call the Store at 410 268-5576 or visit the Foundation's website.
- Acousticopia, West Street, Annapolis, 410-216-7711
- Fawcetts Boat Supplies, 110 Compromise Street, Annapolis, 410-267-8681
On the Eastern Shore
- Artiste Locale, 112 N. Talbot Street, St. Michaels, 410-745-6580
- South Street Art Gallery, 5 South Street, Easton, 410-770-8350
- Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Store. St. Michaels, 410-745-291
Virginia

Mariners Museum Shop, Newport News, 757-591-7790

Or, buy our music from CD Baby with your Visa or MasterCard. Click on the baby face below.

Other Gift Ideas

Annapolis Verses--Maritime Rhymes & Tall Tales by the Poet Laureate of Eastport, by Jefferson Holland - This collection (on cassette tape) of original stories about Annapolis, Eastport and the Chesapeake, is a must have for lovers of history, humor and local color.

Verses include:

The Key to Annapolis History

Ode to the Equinox, or Them Eastport Sock Burners

Don't Let Your Retriever Go Swimming with Whales

The Last Great White Oak

"It Matters to This One..."

An Annapolis Christmas, 1783

The Little Crab that Got Away

Edison & Bell in Annapolis

The War Against Sea Nettles

Blood of the Bold Picaroon

The Genie of Eastport

Chessie the Sea Monster that Ate Annapolis! by Jefferson Holland - A tail, we mean tale, of the legendary Chesapeake Bay sea monster, Chessie. Turns out that the real Chessie is a lovable 42-ton Chesapeake Bay Retriever that saves the day! A wonderful story for children and adults. Beautifully illustrated by Marcy Dunn Ramsey.