Tom Paxton - "Bottle of Wine" video free download

brdwonder

@ curnomsandcurelorns........first radio version I heard of this song was done by "Kingston Trio" Like the early 50's. OMG! I'm old!

Mark Sheppard

Wow flashbacks. If you remember the 60's, then you weren't there. 

Eugenia Murphy

God I love Tom Paxton...story of my life. Thank you Tom!

Brenda Gregg

I love you Tom Paxton...hic!

Ma La

Suggested campaign song for Badal in Punjab.

horarwgt

The Fireballs -- who took this tune into the Top 10 in 1967.

cumomsandcureloms

What was the name of the band that made the famous recording of this song?

crazy1olly

TIIITTTTSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!

GiuseppeGrasso89

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Gary S. Hart

*Bottle of Wine Fruit of the Wine*Been awhile since I've posted for fun. Sometimes life is just that way and that should be explanation enough, don'tcha think? No one wants to hear sad stories and tales of woe, so I'll spare and say, we started the weekend early this fine Friday with a bottle of wine. Me and _My Gal Sal are headed out to see a summer stock version of "Les Miserables" featuring one of her students. In my absence, I hope you enjoy this rendition of "Bottle of Wine."

chris moore

great and if im not mistaken Fred Sokolow on steel slide aswell

eric eckstein

Wonderful song! First song I have learned well enough to play for friends and they love it! (not my voice of course :-) )

jx75000

Hehehe... Actually I only knew Graeme Allwright’s French version so far; it’s great to hear the original. I don’t think people who discover the original French version of “My Way” are so happy (search for “Claude François, Comme d’habitude”).

Michael Crowe

I used to sing this one way back in '68. Love Tom Paxton...

Joseph Black

I like it.:)

Groovy Reflections

The Fireballs had a number nine hit in 1968 with this tune. Tom Paxton wrote it and tells how he had to learn it all over again!Tom Paxton - "Bottle of Wine"

Ivan Gregory

Awesome, love this song

Catherine Ortiz

@hanterkant: FYI— "Graeme Allwright (born November 7, 1926) is a singer-songwriter. Born in Wellington, New Zealand, he moved to France in 1948. He began to perform and write folk songs a few years later and was eventually signed by Sonogram. *****In the 1960s, he translated into French a number of songs written by Leonard Cohen, Tom Paxton and Pete Seeger. He remained active through the 1970s.******"

ROLAND JAKOWITZ

TROP TOP

Alasdair Thomson

One of the greats - songs sung all over planet even in Scotland - Och Aye

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