thank you tommy pm I have loved Tommy and the clancy brothers since I was introduced to them by a girlfriends father in 1980, he passed on in 1994. I spent several st patricks days with him listening to Tommy sing and I spent a few hours in 97 with Liam in Wilmington De. Remanicing. I will always mioss Tommy. My boys both listen to him at 21 and 19.

1 year today, the time has gone by so fast.

never met the great man. so sad he has passed away but his memory and songs go on. i been a folk fan since 1967, when i heard the Dubliners and many more, over the years. thank you for keeping his music alive.

what a wonderful collection. i feel honourd to be able to view them. my mother is from keady. she grew up in the same street as tommy. his sister nancy lived next door to my nan ( annie toal ). i now sing and play his songs and music. tommy you.ll live on in other peoples hearts. god bless and thankyou for the music...

I love your vids and tommy makem! :-) xx thx

Happy St. Patricks day! :-) xx

I am using my daughters account here, but I have to say thank you for the wonderful selection of Tommy Makem's music that you have collected. My Father introduced me to the music of Tommy Makem when I was a wee child. We saw him in concert every time he came to where we live & I too took my oldest girl to see him on his final visit here, though I doubt she will recall it.
Three of my Father's, and my favourites are of course Four Green Fields, The Cobbler and Gentle Annie. However Tommy performed a recitation that he called "The Selkie". It was the story of the seal woman who married the fisherman, loved him more than anything and eventually sacrificed herself to save him after he was caught in a bad blow. Search as I might, I can NOT find a recording of this. If you know where I might find one by Tommy, online, CD wherever, I'd be eternally grateful!

Tommy dies a wonderful piece in his Christmas album, "Gift of the Tree". I wonder if he ever did in on video. His voice was absolutely perfect.

Thank you for posting this song , it is Tommy Makem as I remember him, as a long time fan of his music for well over forty years I appreciate your sharing of his music with us, I will miss him greatly

Bill H

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