One And All (Music From The Movie) The Fisherman's Friends

• 1 Bonnie Ship The Diamond 03:11
• 2 Sloop John B 03:41
• 3 Haul Away Joe 02:47
• 4 Santiana 02:17
• 5 When The Boat Comes In 02:34
• 6 Sail Away Ladies 02:54
• 7 A Sailor Ain't A Sailor 02:58
• 8 Pass Around The Grog 02:46
• 9 Cap'N Stormio 04:07
• 10 Cornwall My Home 03:38
• 11 Wild Rover 02:30
• 12 Hi Ho Silver Lining 02:52
• 13 Union Of Different Kinds 02:41
• 14 Wellerman 02:19
• 15 On The Shore 02:56
• 16 John In The Barrel 04:01
• Total Runtime 48:12

Info for One And All (Music From The Movie)

The fifth Fisherman's Friends album was released months after the untimely loss of our dear friend and member Trevor and is a fitting tribute to him. With songs like "Mary Anne" and "The Last Leviathan", this album showcases the diversity and range of the band as they move from stormy shanties to laments over occasional contemporary tunes.

The Fisherman's Friends' unique success story returns to the big screen! Just in time for the cinema release, the eponymous soundtrack album "One And All (Music From The Movie)" will be released on 19.08. and will make every seafarer's heart beat faster with 16 pounding shanties. The iconic choir releases its diverse collection of songs ranging from 18th century classics to modern pieces. This album will rock any cabin with its songs that inspire you to sway along!

Bound together by lifelong friendship and shared experience for more than 25 years the Fishermen's Friends have met on the Platt (Harbour) in their native Port Isaac to raise money for charity, singing the traditional songs of the sea handed down to them by their forefathers. In 2010 they signed a major record deal and went Gold as they became the first traditional folk act to land a UK top ten album. The Fisherman's Friends have been widely credited with starting the revival of interest in shanty-style choral singing but a cornerstone of their success has been their constantly evolving and expanding repertoire. The strongest belief that the band have always held dear is that friendship will always come first, with music a very close second!

The Fisherman's Friends

The Fisherman's Friends
Bound together by lifelong friendship and shared experience for more than 25 years the Fisherman’s Friends have met on the Platt (harbour) in their native Port Isaac to raise money for charity, singing the traditional songs of the sea handed down to them by their forefathers.

In 2010 they signed a major record deal and their album "Port Isaac’s Fisherman’s Friends" went Gold as they became the first traditional folk act to land a UK top ten album. Since then they’ve been the subject of an ITV documentary, released the hit albums One and All (2013), Proper Job (2015) & Sole Mates (2018) and played to hundreds of thousands of fans at home and abroad.

They sang for HM The Queen at her Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 2012, they were selected to sing for Prince Charles & Camilla during their 2016 tour of Cornwall and were honoured with the Good Tradition Award at the prestigious BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2011. 2019 saw the release of ‘Fisherman’s Friends’ a movie based on the group’s discovery and signing to a major record label. The film was an immediate hit, taking nearly 10 million at the box office. And this year sees the release of the second movie ‘Fisherman’s Friends One And All’ this autumn.

Other standout performances include the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival, Twickenham Stadium during half-time of England v Australia (an intimate crowd of 81,275!!), Cambridge Folk Festival, Beautiful Days, Sidmouth Folk Week, Looe Music Festival, Costa del Folk in Portugal and the BBC Proms in the Park.

The Fisherman's Friends are: brothers John & Jeremy Brown, writer and moustachioed MC Jon Cleave, smallholder John ‘Lefty’ Lethbridge, builder John McDonnell, fisherman Jason Nicholas and film maker Toby Lobb. Despite their musical adventures, the band can still be found working their day-jobs and enjoying life on the North Cornish Coast.

The Fisherman’s Friends are: lobster fisherman Jeremy Brown; writer/ shopkeeper Jon Cleave; smallholder and engineer John ‘Lefty’ Lethbridge; builder John McDonnell (a Yorkshireman who visited Port Isaac more than 30 years ago and never left); Padstow fisherman Jason Nicholas; film maker Toby Lobb and the new boy, former ambulance driver Pete Hicks.

The Fisherman’s Friends have been widely credited with starting the revival of interest in shanty-style choral singing but a cornerstone of their success has been their constantly evolving and expanding repertoire. The strongest belief that the band have always held dear is that friendship will always come first, with music a very close second!!

This album contains no booklet.