The Longest Johns & Lucy Humphris - Commodore 1864 (2025) [Hi-Res]
Artist: The Longest Johns, Lucy Humphris
Title: Commodore 1864
Year Of Release: 2021 / 2025
Label: Decca (UMO)
Genre: Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 49:47
Total Size: 624 / 307 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Commodore 1864
Year Of Release: 2021 / 2025
Label: Decca (UMO)
Genre: Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 49:47
Total Size: 624 / 307 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Haul Away Joe (Chiptune) (02:07)
2. Wellerman (Chiptune) (02:04)
3. Moby Duck (Chiptune) (02:48)
4. Randy Dandy-O (Chiptune) (01:53)
5. Captain's Daughter (Chiptune) (02:20)
6. Ashes (Chiptune) (02:45)
7. Barge Ballad (Chiptune) (02:15)
8. The Curse (Chiptune) (02:50)
9. Hoist Up The Thing (Chiptune) (02:14)
10. Pay Me My Money Down (Chiptune) (01:42)
11. On The Railroad (Chiptune) (02:32)
12. Spanish Ladies (Chiptune) (02:34)
13. Retirement Song (Chiptune) (02:44)
14. Bones In The Ocean (Chiptune) (03:10)
15. Oak & Ash & Thorn (Chiptune) (03:05)
16. Santiana (Chiptune) (02:04)
17. Round The Cape (Chiptune) (02:32)
18. Christmas At Sea (Chiptune) (02:17)
19. Drunken Sailor (Chiptune) (02:22)
20. Here's A Health To The Company (Chiptune) (03:22)
Bristol, U.K. a cappella/folk group the Longest Johns rose to prominence off the back of their sea shanties and have since gone viral.
Josh Bowker, Andy Yates, Jonathon Darley, and Dave Robinson formed the Longest Johns after a night of singing sea shanties at a friend's barbecue in 2012. Their debut EP, Bones in the Ocean, came out the following year. In the run-up to an appearance at the 2015 Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival, Bowker pulled out to be present for the birth of his first child; Robbie Sattin covered for him, eventually joining the band permanently. Their debut album, Written in Salt, arrived in 2016, although shortly after its release Bowker left the band to focus on running his business. Anna Cornish stepped into his shoes in 2017, appearing on their second effort, 2018's Between Wind and Water; the album contained the track "Wellerman" which would go viral in the years to come. Cornish left in 2019 to focus on her other band, the Norfolk Broads. Wanting to shake things up for their third album, 2020's Cures What Ails Ya, the Longest Johns incorporated full instrumentation for the first time. "Wellerman" went viral in early 2021, leading to a signing with Decca Records and a massively increased profile. The following year saw the release of their fourth studio album, Smoke & Oakum. © Liam Martin
Josh Bowker, Andy Yates, Jonathon Darley, and Dave Robinson formed the Longest Johns after a night of singing sea shanties at a friend's barbecue in 2012. Their debut EP, Bones in the Ocean, came out the following year. In the run-up to an appearance at the 2015 Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival, Bowker pulled out to be present for the birth of his first child; Robbie Sattin covered for him, eventually joining the band permanently. Their debut album, Written in Salt, arrived in 2016, although shortly after its release Bowker left the band to focus on running his business. Anna Cornish stepped into his shoes in 2017, appearing on their second effort, 2018's Between Wind and Water; the album contained the track "Wellerman" which would go viral in the years to come. Cornish left in 2019 to focus on her other band, the Norfolk Broads. Wanting to shake things up for their third album, 2020's Cures What Ails Ya, the Longest Johns incorporated full instrumentation for the first time. "Wellerman" went viral in early 2021, leading to a signing with Decca Records and a massively increased profile. The following year saw the release of their fourth studio album, Smoke & Oakum. © Liam Martin
