My dad's been hospitilized for a long time due to covid, he's still kicking. If I recall correctly, last song we sung together was Santiana. 62 years young. Greetings from Greece!
And built a house in Newbury in 1645, then bought Nantucket in 1659 for thirty pounds and two beaver hats. Tristram Coffin, my great x11th grandfather. His house in Newbury still stands today.
The printed version that I found in 1980s had "Santa Ana" instead of "Santiago". Santa Ana was a jew. He had a prosthetic leg, which he hoisted on flagpoles to be saluted by the soldiers.
Fantastic ! very captivating and powerful David. Has similarities with the lyrics of Santy Anno which I've heard sung by Hank Cramer. any chance you could sing your own version of Santy Anno ? Greetings from Great Britain !
I'd love to hear that, I'm swedish so I'd probably understand those lyrics (very closely related language). Do you got a link or a name of the band or title of norweigan version?
No one has ever asked me that before. Here ya go: I wish I was old Stormy’s son, Hooraw Santiano I wish I was old Stormy’s son, all along the plains of Mexico. Chorus: So heave her up and away we go Hooraw Santiano Heave her up and away we go all along the plains of Mexico. I’d build me ship of a thousand tons, Hooraw Santiano And load her up with Jamaican rum, all along the plains of Mexico I’d give ye whiskey and lots of gin, Hooraw Santiano And stay in the port that we was in, all along the plains of Mexico Though times is hard and the wages low, Hooraw Santiano ‘Tis time for us to roll and go, all along the plains of Mexico When I leave this ship I’ll settle down, Hooraw Santiano And marry a tart called Sally Brown, all along the plains of Mexico
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My dad's been hospitilized for a long time due to covid, he's still kicking. If I recall correctly, last song we sung together was Santiana. 62 years young. Greetings from Greece!
Is he okay?
@@Himhimhimhimhimhimhim he's doing better than ever now. Almost back to normal. He is now completely autonomous!
My family ancestry name is coffin who went to Massachusetts in 1600s from Devon, England
And built a house in Newbury in 1645, then bought Nantucket in 1659 for thirty pounds and two beaver hats. Tristram Coffin, my great x11th grandfather. His house in Newbury still stands today.
My Ancestors came over on the Mayflower, what up cousin! Love from the USA
Hello, cousin! Proud descendant of Tristram Coffin through Lt. John!
That power in your voice! Astounding!
What a legend
dababy
LETS GO
@@itskaiandgeorge let’s gooooooo
Cant even listen to other versions now ...just too good
Pure Raw Shanty Power!
Davd Coffin = Legend.
POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have listened to this at least 20 times in past two days. Fantastic version and powerful voice.
Awesome! Love the background of this concert.
You are King of Sea Shanties! 😍
I wish!
@@DavidCoffinMusic oh, you are, no place for modesty here.
I personally prefer sean deagher but I can agree david coffin is up there
Красота! Очень душевно!
Absolutely beautiful!!!
One of my favorites!! And what a wonderful voice!!!!!
Gotta be one of my new most favorite Baritones in the world David! Love your videos!
Well done
Brilliant
One day, this will be appreciated as it should be, maybe like Van Gogh.
I thihnk I may be ~1/3 of the views.
I'm being called out to sea...
I believe you are an important key that keeps sea shanties alive
Brilliant !
The printed version that I found in 1980s had "Santa Ana" instead of "Santiago". Santa Ana was a jew. He had a prosthetic leg, which he hoisted on flagpoles to be saluted by the soldiers.
Fantastic ⚓️😊🏴☠️🍺
Fantastic ! very captivating and powerful David. Has similarities with the lyrics of Santy Anno which I've heard sung by Hank Cramer. any chance you could sing your own version of Santy Anno ? Greetings from Great Britain !
Ha ha. This is my version.
I like the Norwegian version as well.
I'd love to hear that, I'm swedish so I'd probably understand those lyrics (very closely related language). Do you got a link or a name of the band or title of norweigan version?
Awesome sound!
Love this version of this song!
Can someone tell me which concertina David is playing?
I'm planning to get one. :)
This is an English Wheatstone Baritone-treble
@@DavidCoffinMusic Thanks a lot, David!
Magnificent!
Do you have the lyrics for your version? Can't quite understand everything
No one has ever asked me that before. Here ya go:
I wish I was old Stormy’s son, Hooraw Santiano
I wish I was old Stormy’s son, all along the plains of Mexico.
Chorus:
So heave her up and away we go Hooraw Santiano
Heave her up and away we go all along the plains of Mexico.
I’d build me ship of a thousand tons, Hooraw Santiano
And load her up with Jamaican rum, all along the plains of Mexico
I’d give ye whiskey and lots of gin, Hooraw Santiano
And stay in the port that we was in, all along the plains of Mexico
Though times is hard and the wages low, Hooraw Santiano
‘Tis time for us to roll and go, all along the plains of Mexico
When I leave this ship I’ll settle down, Hooraw Santiano
And marry a tart called Sally Brown, all along the plains of Mexico
Thanks David! Love this version
Awesome and powerful. Also, somehow makes the concertina cool?
The concertina IS cool!!
@@DavidCoffinMusic if I wasn't so inept/busy I would give it a try. I have several tin whistles and a mandolin here languishing.
Concertina is always cool my good man!
How are you doing these days
👍
Yet another CORKER David,.
leg :)
He has two even!