Jon Campbell

For the British religious scholar, see Jonathan Campbell.

Jon Campbell is a United States musician and songwriter based in Narragansett, Rhode Island. He has also been a commercial fisherman.^[1] Most of his songs are of nautically-themed folk songs, many of them humorous. Two of his best-known humorous songs are Tanqueray Martini-O! and Frederick's of Galilee. In 2009, a compilation CD called "Yup, I Said That" was released consisting of covers of many of his songs by several well-known folk performers.^[2]

Discography

Keep On Fishin'
Catch & Release
Wish I'd Said That
Yup, I Said That
Bycatch

With North Star Music:

New England Christmastide vols 1 & 2
New England Yuletide
Wind in the Rigging

References

^ "The Lives of the Fishermen: The music of Jon Campbell comes to Annapolis Maritime Museum on Sunday, March 28," news release on website of Annapolis Maritime Museum. (Accessed at http://www.amaritime.org/newsreleases/newsrel-20100308.html on June 27, 2009.)
^ "Campbell reels in songs that got away" by Rick Massimo. The Providence Journal Sunday, November 29, 2009. (Accessed via the Journal's website http://www.projo.com/music/content/ARTSUN-JON_CAMPBELL_11-29-09_RVGH55S_v17.1736a06.html June 27, 2010.)

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