Music video by Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends performing South Australia. (C) 2010 IBC Representations Ltd exclusively licensed to Universal-Island Records Ltd.
My family came from cornawll to South Australia in 1840. My dad has the ship and passenger list from then. I watched the movie tonight and loved it. Your songs are great. Im South Australian with Cornish history
@@jlewisda During South Australia's 150th jubilee, same year that Texas (cough cough) 'joined' the United States, Adelaide the capital city had a sister city relationship with Austin.
It comes from Australia/New Zealand, like most good sea shanties (there's a reason why the Wellerman succeeded where Scottish 'sea shanties' failed), but is too blatantly about that area for the -stupid- ignorant people from the North Atlantic.
Just watched the movie on channel 4 on saturday night and I fell in love with the music. My family has connection with Cornwall but I never visited but this movie has inspired me to find out more. Thanks to Fisherman Friends!
Great version. This was a favorite after matches at my English Rugby Club in the 90’s. One of our mates would sing it, and the rest of us would sing the chorus. When we won promotion, we gathered together in our A’s, and with a pint in our hands, a telephone was held up as we sang it to one of our club legends. He was in hospital battling cancer. I wept like a baby. Rest Easy My CPRFC Brother……..
I grew up in a fishing town in South Australia and am currently watching the movie, Fishermans Friends. I was watching it and thinking how familiar the boat scenes are to me. 5 min later, I've paused it to watch this. Mind blown. Im sure ive heard this tune in local advertising, but I am blown away by this song being sung by these amazing singers, singing abput sailing to my home. If you're ever in Adelaide, where I now live, go and see the City of Adelaide clipper ship that is being restored at Port Adelaide. The history of this ship will expand on this song. Ok, back to the movie...
The Cornish have always sung, the miners, fishermen and field workers. I remember as a small child in the late 60’s early 70’s, being in a pub with my parents, and someone would start singing and before you knew it the whole pub was singing lol…
Born in Surrey, brought to South Australia as a child, for what I was told would be a Two Year Holiday and 55 years later I’m still trapped here. Send Help, trapped in Taperoo, between the Inner Port and the Outer Harbour.
Get you down to Port Isaac on a Friday evening in the summer - the lads regularly do open-air concerts down at the harbour (The Platt). Dates are usually listed on their social media.
My grandad use to sing songs like this. I have photos of him and his merchant navy crew mates from ww2 & his ships. Thanks for this video Reminds me of my grandad singing. Xx
I am 14 years old, my friends think i am into all the charts and that, but when i tell them that i love Port isaacs fishermans friends they are so suprised! i have been to Port isaac so many times and Love it :D cornwall is like my home :) family favorite! :D
I just watched Fisherman's Friends (the film), i've been into sea shanties and sea songs ever since The Wellerman went viral, this is for sure one of my favorite tunes of theirs.
Hello. This ist Anke from Germany. I'm living in the North Sea region and a singer and musician (Hobby) within a choir performing sea shanties. We all love these guys and I watched the film about them. Wonderful, amazing.
In South Australia, I was born Heave away, haul away! South Australia, round Cape Horn We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!" As I went out one morning fair Heave away, haul away! 'Twas there I met Miss Nancy Blair We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!" I shook her up, I shook her down Heave away, haul away! I shook her round about the town We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!" There was but one thing creased my mind Heave away, haul away! 'Twas to leave Miss Nancy Blair behind We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!" As we went down around Cape Horn Heave away, haul away! You'll wish to God you'd never been born We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!" In South Australia, I was born Heave away, haul away! South Australia, round Cape Horn We're bound for South Australia! Haul away, you rolling king! Heave away, haul away! Haul away, you'll hear me sing "We're bound for South Australia!"
my ancestors were cornish and also smugglers and pirates. im glad to be part cornish. Ive been to cornwall 8 times its so amazing. I feel like im at home there.
Hello from Australia’s little Cornwall Moonta! We came out from St Ives and hope to return one day to see where our ancestors came from. Beautiful song 😊
I had a mobile phone video of these guys sent to me, took me ages to work out who they were. Eventually had to ask Dad. But when their album come out I bought it ! It is the first CD I have bought in almost a decade. Download most of my music, but with guys they deserve all the credit they get and whatever they reap from their music
They are amazing. The music and lyrics are great. I recently discovered this group after watching the movie "Fisherman's Friends". I can't stop listening to them.🥰💯
A real song telling a real story not this pop music junk that is forgotten in a week, songs like this will be around in 100 years that tells you how good it is. It also goes to show we are all Celts, respect from Ireland.
A great arrangement and even greater performance ! I play the accordion and I am using this performance to learn the tune. There are plenty of other arrangements , but this is the best !
I use Pandora radio while I play games. My Great Big Sea channel plays alot of these songs which I now know are from Port Isaacs Fishermen and I LOVE them all!
Thank you guys for this shanty. For almost the past 2 years I have been following the voyage of HMS Beagle on its 5-year 2nd voyage and have been sharing my "Doin' the Beagle Fantasy Air Cruise 2017-2019" (flying the route in a flight simulator) with my friends on Facebook. Her third and final world voyage was back to Australia (west and north coast survey work) and I needed a tune for this in my summary of her final days in my logbook and for my friends. This just hit the mark and is a great memento for a great little ship that changed the world.
Great performance of a great sea shanty. I have listened to it many times and still enjoy it very much each time I listen to it again. Not an Aussie here, just an over-the-hill Texan. I also like much classical opera: good music by any name, to paraphrase the Bard.
I’m from South Australia. Just watched Fisherman’s Friends on Netflix and loved it.
Same. Watching the movie and here I am. I'm pretty sure I've heard this turn used in local adverts. It's very familiar.
Many of their songs are over 200 years old, yet they still ring out in our hearts especially those of us who've made our living on the sea.
In this life or a previous one.
Just being English, these songs run very deep. Hearing people in a pub singing these brings a sense of togetherness like nothing else I know.
And those of us who live to be at sea ….. ⛵️ to the edges of the earth
My family came from cornawll to South Australia in 1840. My dad has the ship and passenger list from then. I watched the movie tonight and loved it. Your songs are great. Im South Australian with Cornish history
As a South Aussie born of Cornish descent, I love this version!
Same!
Same for me
If you reflect cornish seafarer is the origin of the hard to replicate Australian accent. Well it's a hypothesis but looking back on it it lines up.
Shoot, I'm a Texan from one of the flattest prairies on earth, and I love this song. Good on ya, mate.
@@jlewisda During South Australia's 150th jubilee, same year that Texas (cough cough) 'joined' the United States, Adelaide the capital city had a sister city relationship with Austin.
Big thanks from a Texan who can't stop listening.
Why is this song such a criminally underrated gem?! This kind of music sings to the core of my soul!
We have had a generation who have thrown away our heritage, and replaced it with Hollywood drivel.
😮
It comes from Australia/New Zealand, like most good sea shanties (there's a reason why the Wellerman succeeded where Scottish 'sea shanties' failed), but is too blatantly about that area for the -stupid- ignorant people from the North Atlantic.
@@btf_flotsam478you dickhead,this song is PURELY CORNISH AND FROM THE FISHERMANS' FRIENDS SINGERS OF PORT ISAAC IN CORNWALL
I sang this when I was bound for South Australia ... all the way driving west from Melbourne. 😀
Just watched the movie on channel 4 on saturday night and I fell in love with the music. My family has connection with Cornwall but I never visited but this movie has inspired me to find out more. Thanks to Fisherman Friends!
Great version. This was a favorite after matches at my English Rugby Club in the 90’s. One of our mates would sing it, and the rest of us would sing the chorus. When we won promotion, we gathered together in our A’s, and with a pint in our hands, a telephone was held up as we sang it to one of our club legends. He was in hospital battling cancer. I wept like a baby. Rest Easy My CPRFC Brother……..
I grew up in a fishing town in South Australia and am currently watching the movie, Fishermans Friends. I was watching it and thinking how familiar the boat scenes are to me. 5 min later, I've paused it to watch this. Mind blown. Im sure ive heard this tune in local advertising, but I am blown away by this song being sung by these amazing singers, singing abput sailing to my home.
If you're ever in Adelaide, where I now live, go and see the City of Adelaide clipper ship that is being restored at Port Adelaide. The history of this ship will expand on this song.
Ok, back to the movie...
Their harmonies are always so perfect and rounded out to make that lovely rich sound.
The Cornish have always sung, the miners, fishermen and field workers. I remember as a small child in the late 60’s early 70’s, being in a pub with my parents, and someone would start singing and before you knew it the whole pub was singing lol…
Proud to say i'm Cornish and live not far from these guys! Such a good band! Cornwall has an amazing folk band!
Tyler Kent Wadebridge
They're coming up to Sheffield for a show in September, I booked it a while back.
I used to sing this to my kids when they were little.
Ya don't have to be an Australian to love this song.
Salute !
You're not meant to be Australian to enjoy this song
It's an English sea shanty
SAAAALLUT
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I'm an American woman and I LOVE shanties! This was GREAT! Thanks!
Australian? English? It doesn't matter what nation you come from. You can still enjoy this song. :)
So true.
i'm from america can confirm
Born in Surrey, brought to South Australia as a child, for what I was told would be a Two Year Holiday and 55 years later I’m still trapped here. Send Help, trapped in Taperoo, between the Inner Port and the Outer Harbour.
My grandfather was a Cornish man, this music just gets inside you. TY
Ty captain Stone for showing me this great song. Respect ✊
Nano huh
Yep, same for me
Same here boys
yeah
I still like his version the most
Just discovered Fishermans friends!
From the movie.
Love this stuff.
I am so in love with these gentlemen. Would love to sing just once along side ! ⚓️
Get you down to Port Isaac on a Friday evening in the summer - the lads regularly do open-air concerts down at the harbour (The Platt). Dates are usually listed on their social media.
My grandad use to sing songs like this. I have photos of him and his merchant navy crew mates from ww2 & his ships. Thanks for this video Reminds me of my grandad singing. Xx
just watched the film
I am 14 years old, my friends think i am into all the charts and that, but when i tell them that i love Port isaacs fishermans friends they are so suprised! i have been to Port isaac so many times and Love it :D cornwall is like my home :) family favorite! :D
These videos of you guys singing cheer me up, no end, during this Second Virus Lockdown in Wyoming. Thank You! Godd bless.😷
Amazing ground....Wasn't aware Bronson was part of the Fishermans Friends
What a wonderful group or ordinary folk that love the County they live in.
Love the movie .!!
I just watched Fisherman's Friends (the film), i've been into sea shanties and sea songs ever since The Wellerman went viral, this is for sure one of my favorite tunes of theirs.
Hello. This ist Anke from Germany. I'm living in the North Sea region and a singer and musician (Hobby) within a choir performing sea shanties. We all love these guys and I watched the film about them. Wonderful, amazing.
Our two sons emigrated to Adelaide 20+ years ago, with Cornish descent x
In South Australia, I was born
Heave away, haul away!
South Australia, round Cape Horn
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
As I went out one morning fair
Heave away, haul away!
'Twas there I met Miss Nancy Blair
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
I shook her up, I shook her down
Heave away, haul away!
I shook her round about the town
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
There was but one thing creased my mind
Heave away, haul away!
'Twas to leave Miss Nancy Blair behind
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
As we went down around Cape Horn
Heave away, haul away!
You'll wish to God you'd never been born
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
In South Australia, I was born
Heave away, haul away!
South Australia, round Cape Horn
We're bound for South Australia!
Haul away, you rolling king!
Heave away, haul away!
Haul away, you'll hear me sing
"We're bound for South Australia!"
I just had a fisherman's friend throat lozenger. Then sang along.
I'm a North Queenslander.
Half expecting Dr. Martin to walk by at the end muttering his displeasure at them. Excellent version though👍👍
That bass singer really gets me, love it.
PROUD TO BE CORNISH ❤️
my ancestors were cornish and also smugglers and pirates. im glad to be part cornish. Ive been to cornwall 8 times its so amazing. I feel like im at home there.
The harmony with that final deep bass note!!
Hello from Australia’s little Cornwall Moonta! We came out from St Ives and hope to return one day to see where our ancestors came from. Beautiful song 😊
My favorite part is when you guys repeat “heave away, haul away” And “we’re bound for south Australia”.
Best version I have heard I a long time. I am new to Fishman ' s Friends, they are great.
I had a mobile phone video of these guys sent to me, took me ages to work out who they were. Eventually had to ask Dad. But when their album come out I bought it ! It is the first CD I have bought in almost a decade. Download most of my music, but with guys they deserve all the credit they get and whatever they reap from their music
Wonderful. I come from Australia and always loved this song as a kid.
This is immense. I love it. Would love to go and have a break in port Isaac, but only if I could find them singing in the pub. Dream come true.
Brings a tear to this South Aussie's eye!!!! 😪❤😁💋
Best thing to come out of Cornwall since the pasty! Proper music!!!!!!!
followed by Ratler
Aye, and followed by Tribute ale as well.
Come on... Jail Ale m8.
cant beat a bit of fishermans freind allways put me in a good mood :)
I'm travelling around and now in Adelade SA :)
Welcome to South Oz....😎🍺👍❤
Cornish and proud
You're right, today's music is mostly auto-tune and other crap, but this music is what you could call pure. Also, their harmonies are amazing.
Beautiful harmony! Thank you.
I love it !!! Sorry I'm french 🙂 je suis fille de pêcheurs .. c'est magnifique
Looking forward to the film on Friday.
Hope they add a tribute to Trevor Grills and Paul McMullen (Went to college with him. Top guy)
Gerret LorenzenI also am looking forward for this film this Friday. Cannot wait🙂
It's mostly how they got their record deal ,not up to present time
@S Gewanter I know, I saw it on Thursday. Had a little tear in my eye for that.
Found the band because of that film. I hope they did these lads justice.
I love this song❤
Well, that was fun. These guys are a blast.
Hats off to them!
South Australia!!!
A joy to listen to such a lovely sea shanty and such hearty voices! :-)
My great grandfather Thomas Joseph canny was born in burrie south Australia
the best thing I've seen today. god bless you
Wonderful Traditional music
Reminds me of seeing them as the Shanty Singers in Port Isaac. Every time I come back I can't wait for the Friday to hear them.
Wow! That Bass note at the end!!! Sooooo looooooow!
God Bless South Australia...
However I would love to live in Sydney..
🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
I know one of the members. John Cleave- he went to school with my uncle and dad and is a good friend of my family down here in Cornwall
I've met him more than once before because I live near Port Isaac.
Cornwall England. Beautiful place. But it will never beat Ireland.
My grandad has dementia and he used to listen to this with me when he was well 💔💘
Beautiful!!! I’m here after watching the Cornishmen Tin Miners Choir! 😍😍😍👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Love the good old English Sea shanties
saw these live in port isaac,,best experience ive had in cornwall
I'm 76 worked all around the world but never been to Cornwall or South Australia but I'll try my damndest to get to Cornwall
Here now Newquay
They are amazing. The music and lyrics are great. I recently discovered this group after watching the movie "Fisherman's Friends". I can't stop listening to them.🥰💯
Inspiring af
A real song telling a real story not this pop music junk that is forgotten in a week, songs like this will be around in 100 years that tells you how good it is. It also goes to show we are all Celts, respect from Ireland.
You don't have to be Australian to enjoy this, but you won't hear us Aussie complaining. One of the best bands and films I've seen in some years!
It's an English outward bound sea shanty. Australians should still be proud because whoever wrote this loved the country!
A great arrangement and even greater performance ! I play the accordion and I am using
this performance to learn the tune. There are plenty of other arrangements , but this is the best !
November 2 2020 and I am just now listening to this lovely song.
they dont even need the backing music they are superb the way they are!!!! i know this because i saw them at cambridge ;)
Just great…❤️
Nobody can belt them out like the fisherman's friends
Anyone watch the network premier the other night lovely stuff
This music feeds my soul❤
@gregnormal07 I'm a fan, plus I like to play this kind of music on my ukulele.x
J’adore c’est mon rêve 😄
I watched the movie about you guys and really enjoyed the story and the songs. 🥰👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿👏👏🏾👏🏼
I use Pandora radio while I play games. My Great Big Sea channel plays alot of these songs which I now know are from Port Isaacs Fishermen and I LOVE them all!
My mother is an Australian, and we visit the families over there ever few years or so, and this is so nice, I'm an american sadly
Kernow I love thee celtic nation!
Right on!
you go for it, and never let anyone tell you any different!
went to see them in burnley last night! absoslutely fabulous!
Same
Thank you guys for this shanty. For almost the past 2 years I have been following the voyage of HMS Beagle on its 5-year 2nd voyage and have been sharing my "Doin' the Beagle Fantasy Air Cruise 2017-2019" (flying the route in a flight simulator) with my friends on Facebook. Her third and final world voyage was back to Australia (west and north coast survey work) and I needed a tune for this in my summary of her final days in my logbook and for my friends. This just hit the mark and is a great memento for a great little ship that changed the world.
God I love listening to that song. Dedicated to Haley F and her boys, A and L. You know who you are, and you know who I am 😁😘
This is actually really good xx
fimasixa
This is awesome
Brilliant
I watched the film on Blu Ray last night, classic.
This is the best song ever made. If you disagree you are objectively wrong.
Heave away haul away!
Great performance of a great sea shanty. I have listened to it many times and still enjoy it very much each time I listen to it again. Not an Aussie here, just an over-the-hill Texan. I also like much classical opera: good music by any name, to paraphrase the Bard.
❤️❤️❤️ their music! Wish I could visitPort Isaac