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20 de dic. de 2008 · Subscribed. 8.9K. 2.7M views 15 years ago. Sailor is a 1961 Hit song by Petula Clark. My friend Ann introduced me to this song in 2008. Thanks Ann, I just love it. As an ex Royal Australian...
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- “Roll, Boys, Roll!” by Clayton Kennedy, Nils Brown, and Seán Dagher
- “Old Maui (Rolling Down to Old Maui)” by The Longest Johns
- “The Cruel Wars” by The Longest Johns
- “Roll Northumbria” by The Dreadnoughts
- “The Last Shanty” by Nathan Evans
- “Barrett’S Privateers” by Stan Rogers
- “Song of The Vikings (My Mother Told Me)” by Perly I Lotry
- “Bonny Ship The Diamond, from Cures What Ails Ya” by The Longest Johns
- “The Seaman’s Hymn” by David Coffin
- “Drunken Sailor” by Nathan Evans
“Roll, Boys, Roll!” by Clayton Kennedy, Nils Brown, and Seán Dagher is among the famous sea shanties of today. The shanty song became popular after being used in the video game, Assassin’s Creed. The shanty is from the perspective of a sailor in love with a black slave woman.
“Old Maui” aka “Rolling Down to Old Maui” is one of the old sea shanties that can be found covered by numerous artists on the internet. The shanty is about a whaling crew sailing back home to Maui after six hellish months at the Kamchatka Sea.
“The Cruel Wars” covered by The Longest Johns and is a combination of various old sea shanties. It reminds you of the horrendous situations faced by forgotten war heroes. The shanty reflects their valour and courage to be fighting at sea defending their people at the cost of their own lives.
“Roll Northumbria” is a modern sailor shanty that was released in 2019 by the Canadian band, The Dreadnoughts, as a part of their album called Into the North. It pays homage to the service ship, Esso Northumbria which was launched in May of 1969. The ship retired after 12 years of service in 1982.
“The Last Shanty” by Nathan Evans depicts the life of a modern man who joined the navy. He describes how modern navy life is very different from the old sailor tales that his father told him.
“Barrett’s Privateers” by Stan Rogers is a famous sea shanty from the perspective of a 16-year-old fisherman. The boy boarded the ship called The Antelope after he was promised a peaceful journey back home. However, the boy ended up losing both his legs after the ship was attacked by a rival American vessel.
“Song of the Vikings” aka, “My Mother Told Me” is one of the most popular sea shanties of all time. The song was used in the TV series, Vikings. The sea shanty has recorded the old authentic culture of Vikings that is rarely found anywhere else.
“Bonny Ship The Diamond, from Cures What Ails Ya” by The Longest Johns is about sailors boarding a ship to go whaling. They are saying goodbye to their loved ones. The popular sea shanty aims to boost their morale and help them with their sadness.
“The Seaman’s Hymn” by David Coffin is one of the most famous sea shanties that often gets played at shanty festivals. The song calls for peace and urges to stop wars that are really just games played by the people in power.
“Drunken Sailor” is one of the best sea shanty songs and was sung on ships as early as in the 1830s. The old sea shanty is centered around ways to sober up or punish a drunken sailor with each verse suggesting a new way.
1. “Sail On” By The Commodores. First on our list is The Commodores ‘ “Sail On.” This song beautifully encapsulates the sentiment of embarking on a voyage as it encourages listeners to sail on regardless of the circumstances. Though this is a song with “sail” in the title, it’s not about sailing in the literal sense.
Here are 5 of the greatest sea shanty songs to sing by the sea, in the pub or at any of the UK's brilliant sea shanty festivals
Sailor Lyrics: Sailor stop your roaming / Sailor, leave the sea / Sailor, when the tide turns / Come home safe to me / As you sail across the sea / All my love is there beside you / In...
