So many great memories...hearing my maternal uncle sing this! My paternal cousin also loves Irish music and we love to sing this for fun! Keeping tradition alive!!!
The guitarist is Ronnie D'addario. He was with Tommy for many years during the mid 80's through the late 90's. For many years this was Tommy's "sound" at the Irish Pavillion on 57th st. Brings back the memories. Good Lord we spent a fortune there! Ronnie started off as sound man there. Tommy eventually asked him to play back up since he knew the songs and sound so well.
So many great memories...hearing my maternal uncle sing this! My paternal cousin also loves Irish music and we love to sing this for fun! Keeping tradition alive!!!
I just love the way Tommy sings; I listen to him as often as I cn on CZcams.
The guitarist is Ronnie D'addario. He was with Tommy for many years during the mid 80's through the late 90's. For many years this was Tommy's "sound" at the Irish Pavillion on 57th st. Brings back the memories. Good Lord we spent a fortune there! Ronnie started off as sound man there. Tommy eventually asked him to play back up since he knew the songs and sound so well.
That time of the year again. Lovely Spring song!
I just love hearing Tommy sing this song--I'm sure he's singing it at the great ceilidh in the sky. RIP.
Great song and great video!!
Tommy. Plane and simple.
@orckiller91 Well if ya find out lad, letting me know would be much appreciated. Best Craic I've had with tommy. Slainte!!!
Who is the guitarist in the background?
@irishpride9999 I know his name, but it escapes me at the moment
i might be wrong but the into shows tommy walking through carlingford!?!?!?
Anyone know the name of the whistle tune?
Hi, it's called "Barney Brannigan's".
Tommy dosn't look like hes in the mood to play here.