Across This Land with Stompin' Tom Connors

Horseshoe Tavern 1973

He is known for many classic hits,
including "Bud The Spud" "Ben In The Pen"
"Margo's Cargo" "Sudbury Saturday Night"
"The Hockey Song" "Luke's Guitar" "The Ketchup Song"
and many more!

Stompin' Tom combines the sound of
traditional country western music,
with Canadian folk music.
A very unique blend!

His influences include:
Hank Snow, Hank Williams,
Johnny Cash, Roger Miller

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[Applejax2011]

14 dislikes for Stompin Tom? WTF?

[Laura Brown]

Wonderful to have found this tonight. I'd forgotten some of the songs here. RIP Stompin' Tom.

[polarbear8304]

Stompin' Tom Connors proud Canadian who loved his country. I have wonderful memories seeing Stompin' Tom Connors at the Horseshoe Tavern. R.I.P. Stompin' Tom Connors we will miss you.

[John Cullen]

I lost this TV show by CBC years ago,...thanks so much for giving it back to all of us!! Tom was a pure showman and a writer that told it like it was !! ha! RIP Tom.

[austin27332]

Bobby Lalonde boy that guy can play that fiddle. :)

[TheHappySask]

Kyle! Hadn't thought of Wilf Carter for a long time - one of Grandma's faves... 2 great Canadians, gone. Thanks for the Wilf-reminder.

[austin27332]

stupid morons pushed the wrong button. There should be no dislike for this.

[james m]

I agree.... WTF? He was a great Canadian!!!!

[Kyle Turner]

I think you have his influences a little off. Tom had somewhat of a feud with Hank Snow, considering him a Nashville sellout. And you leave out Wilf Carter, Tom's favourite singer.

[La Leaf]

Saw STC at the Havelock Jamboree in 1998. Ended up in some girl from Oshawa's tent. That was a fun night.

[rappy90]

To change the odds, I liked this video :) Screw the haters!

[Shoknifeman]

His name is JOEY TARDIF and, yes he still plays, while he never made it "big", he still tours the country with his singing partner (wife); Google him, he has a webpage

[gangesexcavating]

Pure Youtube Gold. Thanks for getting this up.