The Bilge Pumps return to the Wharfside Gazebo now dropped to five full-time members.

Squeegy the Cabin Boy gets some pre-show tuning help from the kids of the band.

This is the glory that is considered the pre-show entertainment. The band staring at each other.

In true pirate tradition, the band resorts to child labor to further its own ends.

Harvey the Corpsman and John Crow the Cook stare at each other in a vain attempt to remember the lyrics.

Sharkbait Simon the Scapegoat tries to take the easy way out of the show by hanging himself, but it's never that easy.

Attendance like this is why we started the immortal "No Request Show" for Sunday mornings.

Ah... that's better!

Could Squeegy be fixing his hair or is he talking to his NY sweetie on his cell phone... again?

You know things are getting bad when Maroon turns his back on the whole proceedings.

Harvey has a knack for picking out the sexiest audience members to dance with him.

Daddy and baby girl can hardly keep their hands off mommy's pumpkin belly.

We were a few pumps short of a dry bilge on Kids Days, so we recruited some of the Pride O' Bedlam crew to fill in our holes.

Speaking of filling a hole, Squeegy brings out One-Eyed Willy to sing his verse on "Away Rio".

Maroon tries to get the band thrown out of the festival with the suggestive lyrics of "The Farmer", but the band wouldn't let it happen.