'Johnny Collins' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Zandalee (1991)
Actors:
Newell Alexander (actor),
Louis Barrosso (actor),
Don Brady (actor),
Steve Buscemi (actor),
Nicolas Cage (actor),
John Cutler (actor),
Blaise Delacroix (actor),
Zach Galligan (actor),
Richard Greenberg (actor),
Thomas Iain (actor),
Eliott Keener (actor),
Danny Landos (actor),
Kevin McDonald (actor),
Aaron Neville (actor),
Ian Abercrombie (actor),
Plot: Bored with her marriage to burnt out poet turned corporate executive Thierry, Zandalee falls prey to an old friend of her husband, the manipulative and egotistical Johhny and becomes enmeshed in a sensual, passionate and destructive affair. But it isn't only the flames of their erotic affair that are fanned by the steamy heat of the deep New Orleans nights; hatred, desire and revenge stalk the lovers' with a relentless precision, and for Zandalee, the moment of truth arrives with a terrifying finality.
Keywords: accidental-drowning, adulterous-wife, adultery, anal-rape, bare-breasts, bayou, bed, black-panties, boat, boat-accident
Genres:
Drama,
Romance,
Thriller,
Quotes:
Johnny: I wanna shake you naked and eat you alive...
Zandalee: [to Thierry while having sex for the first time in months] See, all our parts work.
Zandalee: I can't be what you want me to be.::Johnny: Yes, you can. Roll over on your stomach.
Johnny: Don't want to get caught, shouldn't be a thief.
OPP Man: Nothin's as good as they say it is, not even ME and I can do something pretty awful good.
Johnny: People die and people die , everybody dies... leave him.
Johnny: Why is it that the Baptist have all the women and no booze and the Catholics have all the booze and no women.
Tex (1982)
Actors:
Eric Beckstrom (actor),
Phillip Brock (actor),
Darren N. Cates (actor),
Mike Coats (actor),
Matt Dillon (actor),
Wayne Dorris (actor),
Emilio Estevez (actor),
Jeff Fleury (actor),
Charles S. Haas (actor),
Don Harral (actor),
Adam Hubbard (actor),
Mark Huebner (actor),
Zeljko Ivanek (actor),
Ben Johnson (actor),
Mark Arnott (actor),
Genres:
Drama,
Taglines: From the author and the star of "The Outrsiders" - the story of a young man who wouldn't be beaten. Tough. Tender. Today. His father's gone. His mother's a memory. His brother's moving on. But Tex McCormick isn't giving in.
Quotes:
Tex McCormick: [Whimpers] Oh no...::Mason McCormick: [walks into Tex's room] Tex? You alright? You lose Something?::Tex McCormick: [laying under his bed with only his feet sticking out] It's kinda nice down here. Cool and Quiet.::Mason McCormick: Yeah, well maybe you should hurry it up so you can come have breakfast under the kitchen table. Then maybe you can catch a ride under the school bus!::Tex McCormick: [Gets up from under his bed and wraps a blanket around him] You would like that wouldn't you?
Fortune Teller: You may think of one yes or no question to yourself.::Tex McCormick: [He sees a horse pass by and thinks about Rowdy] Yeah, Ok.::Fortune Teller: I am sorry the answer is no.
Lem Peters: [to mason about why he sells dope] You don't have people depending on you, to take care of!::Tex McCormick: [In Lem's new car] Come on, let's go for a ride!::Mason McCormick: [Points at Tex] What do you think he is? A baboon!::Tex McCormick: Who me?
Ms. Carlson: And Tex, I don't want another report on "Smokey the Cow Horse"::Tex McCormick: Yeah, but I read it everytime::Ms. Carlson: Why don't you read another book by the same author?::Tex McCormick: You mean, that guy, wrote another book?::Ms. Carlson: Yes Tex, in the library.::Tex McCormick: Oh, wow!
Days of Our Lives (1965)
Actors:
Jensen Ackles (actor),
Joseph Adams (actor),
Wesley Addy (actor),
Nynno Ahli (actor),
Antony Alda (actor),
Robert Alda (actor),
Jed Allan (actor),
Jeremy Allen (actor),
Christopher Allport (actor),
John Amour (actor),
Deke Anderson (actor),
Larry Anderson (actor),
Mitchell Anderson (actor),
Bill Andes (actor),
James Acheson (actor),
Plot: "Like sands through the hourglass... so are the Days of Our Lives." These words, spoken by late cast member Macdonald Carey, open every episode of this daytime drama, chronicaling the trials and tribulations of the citizens of the fictional city of Salem.
Keywords: boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship, brother-sister-relationship, cult-tv, family-relationships, father-daughter-relationship, father-son-relationship, four-word-title, gossip, husband-wife-relationship, love
Genres:
Drama,
Quotes:
Billie Reed #3: [to Kate] For once in your life, just be quiet, and mind your own damn business.
[At Chez Rouge]::Jada: So THAT's Sami Brady, the scandal-a-minute chick.
Lexie Carver: You know, Sami, if I didn't hate you so much, I'd genuinely feel sorry for you.
Sami: Haven't we taught you anything, there are crazies out there!::Will Roberts #3: I didn't have to leave Salem to know that.
EJ Wells: Well, you know the Salem Police Department - they never get anything right.
Sami: If I wasn't so mad at you, I'd have sex on the bar with you.::[EJ gives look slightly towards camera, as if he was speechless]
Sami Brady: You are insane.::EJ Wells: No, my dear. I'm a DiMera.
Bo Brady: Tell Marlena I love her.::John Black: Sorry Bo, she's taken.
[opening sequence: Salem police officer guarding Steve in hospital, doing crossword puzzle]::Policeman: What's a five-letter word for "enigma?"::Steven 'Patch' Johnson: What do I look like, Webster's Unabridged?::Bo Brady: [walking in] Try "Steve."
Nicole: [to Sami] You always lose, but you never accept it.
The Edge of Night (1956)
Actors:
Wesley Addy (actor),
Denny Albee (actor),
Mark Andrews (actor),
Mark Arnold (actor),
Victor Arnold (actor),
Humbert Allen Astredo (actor),
Craig Augustine (actor),
Conrad Bain (actor),
Joey Baio (actor),
Leslie Barrett (actor),
Bernard Barrow (actor),
Jackson Beck (actor),
John Bedford Lloyd (actor),
Ralph Bell (actor),
Willie Aames (actor),
Plot: In the fictional city of Monticello, attorney Mike Karr and his colleagues are involved in solving crimes and intrigue which touch the lives of many citizens. Some such citizens include dowager Geraldine Whitney, the frequently-married Raven Alexander, attorney Adam Drake and his wife, Nicole, attorney Draper Scott and his wife, April, Police Chief Bill Marceau, night club owner Johnny Dallas, physician Dr. Miles Cavanaugh, young Jody Travis and her many boyfriends, and Mike Karr himself, his wife, Nancy, and their daughter, Lorrie. All the usual soap opera devices, including prolonged amnesia, a woman with a split personality, murderous mobsters, usurped identities, and murders with many suspects, are used quite effectively in this long running serial.
Keywords: 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, attorney, courtroom, murder, partially-lost-tv-series, soap-opera
Genres:
Crime,
Drama,
Mystery,
Johnny Concho (1956)
Actors:
Malcolm Atterbury (actor),
Harry Bartell (actor),
Joe Bassett (actor),
Willis Bouchey (actor),
William Conrad (actor),
John Daheim (actor),
Christopher Dark (actor),
Wallace Ford (actor),
Leo Gordon (actor),
Wilfred Knapp (actor),
Strother Martin (actor),
Robert Osterloh (actor),
Howard Petrie (actor),
John Qualen (actor),
Claude Akins (actor),
Genres:
Western,
Broadway Blues (1929)
Actors:
Irving Bacon (actor),
Johnny Burke (actor),
Andy Clyde (actor),
Billy Gilbert (actor),
George Gray (actor),
Dave Morris (actor),
Alice Belcher (actress),
Thelma Hill (actress),
Ruth Kane (actress),
Joy Winthrop (actress),
Mack Sennett (producer),
Hampton Del Ruth (writer),
Harry McCoy (writer),
Andrew Rice (writer),
Earle Rodney (writer),
Genres:
Comedy,
Short,
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Johnny Collins - Leave Her Johnny (sea chantey)
The traditional sea chantey, "Leave Her Johnny," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
published: 06 Jul 2011
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Randy Dandy Oh (Capstan Shanty) - Johnny Collins
A Capstan Shanty
published: 11 Aug 2011
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Shanties & Songs of the Sea ⚓ Featuring Johnny Collins
0:00 • 1 Blow The Man Down (Flying Fish Sailor) (Halyard Shanty)
2:29 • 2 Haul Boys Haul (Sea Song)
5:39 • 3 Blood Red Roses (Halyard Shanty)
7:35 • 4 South Australia (Pump Shanty)
9:58 • 5 Leave Her Johnny (Pump Shanty)
15:06 • 6 Randy Dandy O (Capstan Shanty)
19:04 • 7 Fire Marengo (Capstan Shanty)
21:00 • 8 Shallow Brown (Halyard Shanty)
22:44 • 9 Eliza Lee (The Bulgine Run) (Capstan Shanty)
25:13 • 10 Goodbye Fare Thee Well (Capstan Shanty)
27:26 • 11 Maui (Sea Song)
32:32 • 12 Old Billy Riley (Halyard Shanty)
34:13 • 13 Bold Reilly-O (Halyard Shanty)
37:40 • 14 Down The Bay To Juliana (Hauling Shanty)
39:14 • 15 The Wild Goose (Halyard Shanty)
41:19 • 16 Hard On The Beach Oar (Riverboat Song)
43:52 • 17 Roll The Woodpile Down (Capstan Shanty)
46:39 • 18 Dogger Bank (S...
published: 31 Mar 2020
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Johnny Collins with Jim Mageean + Co - Poor old Horse (Man)
Johnny Collins leads Jim Mageean, Stan Hugill and company at Workum Festival in 1990.
published: 10 Nov 2008
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Johnny Collins - South Australia (sea shanty)
The traditional sea shanty, "South Australia," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
published: 06 Jul 2011
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Johnny Collins - Blow the Man Down
In this version, a flying-fish sailor, just home from Hong Kong, is mistaken by a police-man for a sailor off a Black Baller ship. Insulted, the sailor man strikes the police-man's jaw, and subsequently goes to jail.
Lyrics -
I'm a flying fish sailor just home from Hong Kong
To me wey-hey, blow the man down
If you give me some whiskey, I'll sing you a song
Gimme some time to blow the man down
As I was a-rolling down Paradise Street
A handsome fat police-man I chanced for to meet
He says "You're a Black Baller by the cut of your hair;
And them long red-topped sea boots that I see you wear.
You've come from some packet that flies the Black Ball
You've robbed some poor Dutchman of his boots, clothes and all."
Says I to the police-man, "You do me much wrong,
I'm a flying fish sailor...
published: 13 May 2016
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Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty)
Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty) from the "Shanties & Songs of the Seas" album.
published: 11 Sep 2009
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Maui - Johnny Collins
published: 01 Jul 2017
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Haul Boys Haul - Johnny Collins
Haul Boys Haul
Now when I was a schoolboy I lived at home at ease
Now I am a trawlin´ man, I sail the wintry seas
I thought I´d like seafarin´ life, it´s all right ´til I found
It´s a damned sight worse than slavery when we got off the ground
And it was
Haul, boys haul. Haul, boys haul
Heave away the capstan, lads, and let´s get up the trawl
When the winds a´ blowin´, the ship´s a gently rollin´
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
Now every night in winter, as regular as a clock
It´s on we all sail Wester, likewise your oilskin frock
An then up to the capstan lads and then we´ll heave away
Well that´s the cry in the middle of the night as well as in the day
Chorus
No when the fish are up on deck, a pilin´ to our knees
We slip and slide and wonder why we ever went to sea
But then...
published: 03 Apr 2017
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Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Filmed at the Zuiderzeemuseum at Enkhuizen 2006
published: 14 Nov 2010
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Johnny Collins - Leave Her Johnny (sea chantey)
The traditional sea chantey, "Leave Her Johnny," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
The traditional sea chantey, "Leave Her Johnny," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins_Leave_Her_Johnny_(Sea_Chantey)
The traditional sea chantey, "Leave Her Johnny," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
- published: 06 Jul 2011
- views: 4895888
54:51
Shanties & Songs of the Sea ⚓ Featuring Johnny Collins
0:00 • 1 Blow The Man Down (Flying Fish Sailor) (Halyard Shanty)
2:29 • 2 Haul Boys Haul (Sea Song)
5:39 • 3 Blood Red Roses (Halyard Shanty)
7:35 • 4 South ...
0:00 • 1 Blow The Man Down (Flying Fish Sailor) (Halyard Shanty)
2:29 • 2 Haul Boys Haul (Sea Song)
5:39 • 3 Blood Red Roses (Halyard Shanty)
7:35 • 4 South Australia (Pump Shanty)
9:58 • 5 Leave Her Johnny (Pump Shanty)
15:06 • 6 Randy Dandy O (Capstan Shanty)
19:04 • 7 Fire Marengo (Capstan Shanty)
21:00 • 8 Shallow Brown (Halyard Shanty)
22:44 • 9 Eliza Lee (The Bulgine Run) (Capstan Shanty)
25:13 • 10 Goodbye Fare Thee Well (Capstan Shanty)
27:26 • 11 Maui (Sea Song)
32:32 • 12 Old Billy Riley (Halyard Shanty)
34:13 • 13 Bold Reilly-O (Halyard Shanty)
37:40 • 14 Down The Bay To Juliana (Hauling Shanty)
39:14 • 15 The Wild Goose (Halyard Shanty)
41:19 • 16 Hard On The Beach Oar (Riverboat Song)
43:52 • 17 Roll The Woodpile Down (Capstan Shanty)
46:39 • 18 Dogger Bank (Sea Song)
48:41 • 19 Sailor's Prayer (Sea Song)
52:29 • 20 Farewell Shant (Sea Song)
https://wn.com/Shanties_Songs_Of_The_Sea_⚓_Featuring_Johnny_Collins
0:00 • 1 Blow The Man Down (Flying Fish Sailor) (Halyard Shanty)
2:29 • 2 Haul Boys Haul (Sea Song)
5:39 • 3 Blood Red Roses (Halyard Shanty)
7:35 • 4 South Australia (Pump Shanty)
9:58 • 5 Leave Her Johnny (Pump Shanty)
15:06 • 6 Randy Dandy O (Capstan Shanty)
19:04 • 7 Fire Marengo (Capstan Shanty)
21:00 • 8 Shallow Brown (Halyard Shanty)
22:44 • 9 Eliza Lee (The Bulgine Run) (Capstan Shanty)
25:13 • 10 Goodbye Fare Thee Well (Capstan Shanty)
27:26 • 11 Maui (Sea Song)
32:32 • 12 Old Billy Riley (Halyard Shanty)
34:13 • 13 Bold Reilly-O (Halyard Shanty)
37:40 • 14 Down The Bay To Juliana (Hauling Shanty)
39:14 • 15 The Wild Goose (Halyard Shanty)
41:19 • 16 Hard On The Beach Oar (Riverboat Song)
43:52 • 17 Roll The Woodpile Down (Capstan Shanty)
46:39 • 18 Dogger Bank (Sea Song)
48:41 • 19 Sailor's Prayer (Sea Song)
52:29 • 20 Farewell Shant (Sea Song)
- published: 31 Mar 2020
- views: 2229
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Johnny Collins with Jim Mageean + Co - Poor old Horse (Man)
Johnny Collins leads Jim Mageean, Stan Hugill and company at Workum Festival in 1990.
Johnny Collins leads Jim Mageean, Stan Hugill and company at Workum Festival in 1990.
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins_With_Jim_Mageean_Co_Poor_Old_Horse_(Man)
Johnny Collins leads Jim Mageean, Stan Hugill and company at Workum Festival in 1990.
- published: 10 Nov 2008
- views: 21661
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Johnny Collins - South Australia (sea shanty)
The traditional sea shanty, "South Australia," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
The traditional sea shanty, "South Australia," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins_South_Australia_(Sea_Shanty)
The traditional sea shanty, "South Australia," sung by English folk singer Johnny Collins.
- published: 06 Jul 2011
- views: 827221
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Johnny Collins - Blow the Man Down
In this version, a flying-fish sailor, just home from Hong Kong, is mistaken by a police-man for a sailor off a Black Baller ship. Insulted, the sailor man stri...
In this version, a flying-fish sailor, just home from Hong Kong, is mistaken by a police-man for a sailor off a Black Baller ship. Insulted, the sailor man strikes the police-man's jaw, and subsequently goes to jail.
Lyrics -
I'm a flying fish sailor just home from Hong Kong
To me wey-hey, blow the man down
If you give me some whiskey, I'll sing you a song
Gimme some time to blow the man down
As I was a-rolling down Paradise Street
A handsome fat police-man I chanced for to meet
He says "You're a Black Baller by the cut of your hair;
And them long red-topped sea boots that I see you wear.
You've come from some packet that flies the Black Ball
You've robbed some poor Dutchman of his boots, clothes and all."
Says I to the police-man, "You do me much wrong,
I'm a flying fish sailor just home from Hong Kong!"
So I spat in his face and I stove in his jaw.
Says he, "My young sailor, you're breaking the law"
So they gave me six months, boys, in old Walton town
For booting and kicking and blowing him down.
So all you young sailors, before we belay
Stay clear of fat police-men: you'll find it'll pay
And it's blow the man down, bullies, blow the man down
To me wey-hey, blow the man down
Blow him right back into Liverpool town.
Gimme some time to blow the man down.
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins_Blow_The_Man_Down
In this version, a flying-fish sailor, just home from Hong Kong, is mistaken by a police-man for a sailor off a Black Baller ship. Insulted, the sailor man strikes the police-man's jaw, and subsequently goes to jail.
Lyrics -
I'm a flying fish sailor just home from Hong Kong
To me wey-hey, blow the man down
If you give me some whiskey, I'll sing you a song
Gimme some time to blow the man down
As I was a-rolling down Paradise Street
A handsome fat police-man I chanced for to meet
He says "You're a Black Baller by the cut of your hair;
And them long red-topped sea boots that I see you wear.
You've come from some packet that flies the Black Ball
You've robbed some poor Dutchman of his boots, clothes and all."
Says I to the police-man, "You do me much wrong,
I'm a flying fish sailor just home from Hong Kong!"
So I spat in his face and I stove in his jaw.
Says he, "My young sailor, you're breaking the law"
So they gave me six months, boys, in old Walton town
For booting and kicking and blowing him down.
So all you young sailors, before we belay
Stay clear of fat police-men: you'll find it'll pay
And it's blow the man down, bullies, blow the man down
To me wey-hey, blow the man down
Blow him right back into Liverpool town.
Gimme some time to blow the man down.
- published: 13 May 2016
- views: 36367
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Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty)
Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty) from the "Shanties & Songs of the Seas" album.
Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty) from the "Shanties & Songs of the Seas" album.
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins_Eliza_Lee_(Capstan_Shanty)
Johnny Collins - Eliza Lee (Capstan Shanty) from the "Shanties & Songs of the Seas" album.
- published: 11 Sep 2009
- views: 236269
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Haul Boys Haul - Johnny Collins
Haul Boys Haul
Now when I was a schoolboy I lived at home at ease
Now I am a trawlin´ man, I sail the wintry seas
I thought I´d like seafarin´ life, it´s all r...
Haul Boys Haul
Now when I was a schoolboy I lived at home at ease
Now I am a trawlin´ man, I sail the wintry seas
I thought I´d like seafarin´ life, it´s all right ´til I found
It´s a damned sight worse than slavery when we got off the ground
And it was
Haul, boys haul. Haul, boys haul
Heave away the capstan, lads, and let´s get up the trawl
When the winds a´ blowin´, the ship´s a gently rollin´
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
Now every night in winter, as regular as a clock
It´s on we all sail Wester, likewise your oilskin frock
An then up to the capstan lads and then we´ll heave away
Well that´s the cry in the middle of the night as well as in the day
Chorus
No when the fish are up on deck, a pilin´ to our knees
We slip and slide and wonder why we ever went to sea
But then ashore we sell the catch. That´s easier to bear
For it´s beer all night in the ladies arms when we get paid our share
Chorus
With winter passin´ over and springtime comin´ on
We go out in all weathers, no time for beer or song
For the fish don´t wait for lovers, as you might quickly find
Put on your oilskin jacket lad and leave the girls behind
Chorus
And when out trip is over, hard up the tiller goes
And straight way into Yardmouth with a big jib on her nose
And when we reach the pierhead, all the girls will loudly say
Here comes our jolly trawlin´ lads that have been so long away
And it was
Haul, boys haul. Haul, boys haul
Heave away the capstan, lads, and let´s get up the trawl
When the winds a´ blowin´, the ship´s a gently rollin´
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
https://wn.com/Haul_Boys_Haul_Johnny_Collins
Haul Boys Haul
Now when I was a schoolboy I lived at home at ease
Now I am a trawlin´ man, I sail the wintry seas
I thought I´d like seafarin´ life, it´s all right ´til I found
It´s a damned sight worse than slavery when we got off the ground
And it was
Haul, boys haul. Haul, boys haul
Heave away the capstan, lads, and let´s get up the trawl
When the winds a´ blowin´, the ship´s a gently rollin´
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
Now every night in winter, as regular as a clock
It´s on we all sail Wester, likewise your oilskin frock
An then up to the capstan lads and then we´ll heave away
Well that´s the cry in the middle of the night as well as in the day
Chorus
No when the fish are up on deck, a pilin´ to our knees
We slip and slide and wonder why we ever went to sea
But then ashore we sell the catch. That´s easier to bear
For it´s beer all night in the ladies arms when we get paid our share
Chorus
With winter passin´ over and springtime comin´ on
We go out in all weathers, no time for beer or song
For the fish don´t wait for lovers, as you might quickly find
Put on your oilskin jacket lad and leave the girls behind
Chorus
And when out trip is over, hard up the tiller goes
And straight way into Yardmouth with a big jib on her nose
And when we reach the pierhead, all the girls will loudly say
Here comes our jolly trawlin´ lads that have been so long away
And it was
Haul, boys haul. Haul, boys haul
Heave away the capstan, lads, and let´s get up the trawl
When the winds a´ blowin´, the ship´s a gently rollin´
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
My Emma, my Emma, won´t you be true to me
- published: 03 Apr 2017
- views: 20048
5:32
Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Filmed at the Zuiderzeemuseum at Enkhuizen 2006
Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Filmed at the Zuiderzeemuseum at Enkhuizen 2006
https://wn.com/Johnny_Collins,_Singer_Of_Shanties_Songs_Of_The_Seas
Johnny Collins, Singer of Shanties & Songs of the Seas
Filmed at the Zuiderzeemuseum at Enkhuizen 2006
- published: 14 Nov 2010
- views: 1159