Tommy Makem - The Cobbler video free download

Bruno1238

If you're lucky enough to be born Irish, you're lucky enough!

Eric Boreen

Gosh I remember taping this show way back in the day (for you kids, it involved actual tape). A really great show.

MrL1mewax

Skipper R.I.P

C6H12B26

Excellent ! I inquired ... This wonderful song seems to have for origin a tune from the early XVII th century (Renaissance lute mainly). So go to lute ... The Co(b)bler/ The cobbler on Youtube and you will hear the original tune ( either from the Folger/Dowland or the ML/Sturt Manuscripts). Many good guitar transcriptions are heard too on Youtube but the ornementations seem to lack. Never mind ...Great thanks ! 8 stars ...All the best

Franklin Ryan

Superbbbbbb

Shannon Oakley

No better there be

Eileen Drader

Great talent I watch Tommy every day, Love You Tom RIP

tigerspuds

God love ya....

Hal Pederson

LOL, see Ashley Bradley's comment above. We know what Tommy and Liam looked like. They lived in a town up the road from me, in New Hampshire.

stupidcat39

Saw him in 2002, or so. He did this song and you could hear a hair drop, it was that quiet. He's the master.

Ashley Bradley

Ha! No, this IS Tommy Makem.The curly blonde is Tom Clancy.

Deborah Russell

Dylan was influenced by the Clancy's & Tommy.

TheSorshasinead

This is Liam Clancy of the Clancy Brothers. Not Tommy Makem. Still wonderful but Tommy is the curly Blond.Check out Tommy singing Óró, Sé do Bheatha ‘Bhaile with the Clancy Brothers.

sirjarhead

Great song. Real talent. Why have we not got artist like this around anymore. Can watch this over and over.

PLCJockey

I LOVE the song, but the constant spitting is too much when I'm listening to it.....

milhistbuff1

Sigh, I was born too late... lovely performance. Part of the Greatest Generation of Irish singers.

Kristi Robinson

hypnotic

shannonbhoy

Priceless video. No one sings this like Tommy could. Thanks so much for posting.

paddy25c

good man tommy

cobblersirishpub

A great song, thanks for posting!

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