Fantastic. It makes me so very happy to see father and sons singing together. It is wonderful to watch them. They constantly look at each other with such pride, support but more importantly, love. No competition there, just the joy of being together. 💕
Wonderful. Only found the beautiful boys about 3 weeks ago and play listen to them before going to bed every night. It's ok boys, I'm one of those people you're aiming at, I'm 91 going on 42😅
So GREAT to see and hear Richard & Adam singing with their dad! Adam sure does look like his dad! Richard must resemble a different relative, like a Grandfather or uncle. Anyway, one can sure tell where the sons get their talent. I LOVE to see musical families; it enriches so many lives.
What an awesome thing for them to sing with their Dad! So amazing. I wish I knew more about their family. I like how they add a little encore-like ending after the audience starts clapping. They did that at their audition on BGT-“to reach, to reach, to reach the unreachable star!” 🌟
Thank you Mr Johnson, Seniour, I am in tears watching this as I have been, a few times before. I see a bond between father & his sons, which was not there in my case. I am starting to feel it was your mother whom instilled the love of music into your sons? Grandmother's ARE wonderful people, my mother's mother was from Leith Dock & 5ft nothing but could tober the men.
Fantastic. It makes me so very happy to see father and sons singing together. It is wonderful to watch them. They constantly look at each other with such pride, support but more importantly, love. No competition there, just the joy of being together. 💕
Incredible voices!!!! Where are they now in 2023?..
Wonderful. Only found the beautiful boys about 3 weeks ago and play listen to them before going to bed every night. It's ok boys, I'm one of those people you're aiming at, I'm 91 going on 42😅
Oh My...Old Blue Eyes couldn't have sung it better...BEAUTIFUL>>BEAUTIFUL>>BEAUTIFUL...Loved it!!!!!!!!
Amazing voices. Blessed with such talent and lovely guinine guys.
Brilliant ❤😊
Beautiful rendition
So GREAT to see and hear Richard & Adam singing with their dad! Adam sure does look like his dad! Richard must resemble a different relative, like a Grandfather or uncle. Anyway, one can sure tell where the sons get their talent. I LOVE to see musical families; it enriches so many lives.
Or lol his mom!!
WOW!!!!!!!!! Amazing!
These boys and their Dad sing so well. I enjoy listening to them.
They are wonderful singers. I wish them both the best in there careers as singers . I would definitely buy their records good luck young man
Wow ! Their voices are just aewsome😇 I do hope your career will bloom!! Soft to listen too!! Best of wishes from U.S.A.
Always a pleasure and a privilege to listen to you!
What an awesome thing for them to sing with their Dad! So amazing. I wish I knew more about their family. I like how they add a little encore-like ending after the audience starts clapping. They did that at their audition on BGT-“to reach, to reach, to reach the unreachable star!” 🌟
VickyRBenson Thankyou. They do have a fan club over on Facebook if you’re interested. Just search ‘Richard and Adam Official Fan Club’.
Love love love it.......
A fantastic hat trick!!
Thank you Mr Johnson, Seniour, I am in tears watching this as I have been, a few times before. I see a bond between father & his sons, which was not there in my case. I am starting to feel it was your mother whom instilled the love of music into your sons? Grandmother's ARE wonderful people, my mother's mother was from Leith Dock & 5ft nothing but could tober the men.
This song is for my dad 💞
Was may dad's theme song and he used to love to sing it. Here's to our dads! ❤
Beautiful
just beautiful
Me encantan
Csoda szép hangjuk van :-)
WoW Love it
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that must have been so gopod to see them live it was good here
j adore
MAGNIFICENT> MANY THANKS>
Who is the third man singing?
He is their Dad, Paul....who they get their voices from. They get him up to perform with them occasionally.
their father
Gilbert and Sullivan and Stephen Foster, please