Don mclean - Till Tomorrow video free download

Gillian Murray

"Though I hope it won't rain, you will be mine." The way he sings that line <3

V. E.

Great use of metaphor! "Where has all the love gone? And what have we become? Storm clouds full of thunder, move silent as they drum . . . " The tragic tale of domestic disputes disintegrating into passive-aggressive cold wars.

Elizabeth Wood

I love his music fell in love back in the 70's also....still listening today!!

josh kenney

a break up song that leaves both parties intact.

mark rechter

a great folk singer who was lost to the pop 40 American Pie and then John Denver overtook him

Robert Starnes

(his wife replying ) A big fan, "And I love her so", Castles in the Air, Vincent, American Pie,...beautiful.

marjanmarianne

"Till Tomorrow"What can this be, can you tell me?Would you like to discover why we're not freeTo be loversI've been wanting to ask youWhere has all the love goneAnd what have we becomeStorm clouds full of thunderMove silent as they drumAnd when they're gonewe'll be fine, till tomorrowThough I hope it won't rainYou will be mineAnd my sorrowWill take wings in the morning, High above the heavensA rainbow paints the skyWhite doves sing their songs of loveI watch them as they flyAnd wonder what can this beCan you tell meWould you like to discover why we're not freeTo be lovers

Steven Garfinkel

Followed Don Mcclean from the 1970's - went to all his concerts near Philadelphia. He does not get anywhere near the credit he deserves for all the great music he has written, way beyond American Pie. He is a story teller of the old folk music type. Everyone forgets he worked with Pete Seeger, he had to be special to be able to do that. Remember he brought Perry Como back from the dead. He got robbed of the Grammy that went to Hotel California because his votes were split between Vincent and American Pie. Either one would if have won Grammy if the other was not in the running.One of our great american song writers. Belongs in some hall of fame

Ashley Hockenberry

Superb !

Kevin Smith

It's a good thing John Belushi is dead.  If he walked by and heard Don singing this song, he'd probably grab the guitar and smash it, like in "Animal House." 

Carolyn Hall

One of my favourites, fell in love with Don and his music in the 70's, words , music, delivery, perfect, never tire of listening

John Socrates

Elegant, perfect-rhyme poetry songwriter up there with Cole Porter and Irving Berlin, as well as a writer of unsurpassed sensitive and beautiful songs.

Ryan Smith

American Pie is an incredible album.

Marie Soulliere

I heard all of his song's from the first time my brother gave me an album in the 70's and just fell so in love with his music and if I could sing,,which I can not I would use a few on Americas got talent with a backdrop of the homeless ,,,,so want to meet him in person befor my time is up,,,getting old here

Michael Powis

I'm one of those people who have, I only ever heard of American Pie before, and then one day Vincent came on the music channel, and I instantly recognised his voice, I went straight out and bought the CD and now I'm in love with Don Mclean.

jimysohns

You are correct in your thinking. Much like Orson Welles who made a masterpiece in his 20,s......I think Don Mclean went from a folk rock songwriter to a superstar. I mean he will almost surely never top the sales of american pie with any other song, even if it is a better constructed one. When asked what American Pie meant he once said "never having to work again unless I want too".

Nathan Younkin

great poet

Marlene Mahta

Don Mclean - his voice, his songs always touch my heart

Buc Rogers

Don McLean is the best his music is beautiful. I especially like "Castles in the air" , great voice and great guitar. Today I only have good things to say. I don't have anything negative to say about anyone. I'll just listen to Don McLean.

charlyW34

Not only is Don a great artist, he also has the best possible attitude about fame. A very cool dude.

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