My parents are in the front row. My mom is in red and my old man is in white.

@billbaker7358

2 жыл бұрын

Your old man is getting right into into it

@lindseygrisom9810

Жыл бұрын

That is freaking awesome

@lindseygrisom9810

Жыл бұрын

Your old man is a legend

@markdrouin8094

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so cool they were there he put on an awesome show.

@cindy-mq6pl

3 ай бұрын

WOW!!!!!!!! That’s AMAZING!!!! So exciting!!!!!!!!! I LOOOOOOOOOVE Stompin’ Tom❣️❣️❣️

I found Tom just scrolling folk music as an American never exposed to his music in 60 yrs but damn glad I found him I’m proud as hell of him and I’m not even Canadian!!!

I got to Canada in 1975 , my brother introduced me to him . I've been a fan right away . His spirit is spread all over This wonderfully country. R I P ❤🎸🎶

I am 79 and in my 20’s I dated my first husband at the Horseshoe many a night when Tom was performing. My husband thought he was just the greatest. I still have all his records and a crisp brand new dollar that he signed for me. Many fun nights. After we were married our home always would have a Stomping Tom record on. Thank you for this it has brought back tons of memories. He was the best! True Canadian for sure. His songs always made you smile. Very proud Canadian.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦♥️

Stompin' Tom is always a comfort. He gave pure honesty and reverence with every note and every word.

This is the biggest loss that Canada has ever had 😢 We need another entertainer with the heart ❤️ that Tom had for this beautiful country ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻 rest peacefully Tom, rest peacefully for evermore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@rodgale40

4 ай бұрын

It will never happen

I could give this Canadian icon a million likes. So miss your beloved voice Tom.

I love stompin tom conners.always did always will love stompin tom...his music can't be done as good as tom does it...R.I.P.stompin tom conners.your the man.i love you bud...keep on stompin fans.....

Such a true Canadian legend. Stompin Tom is the best.

That young boy-14 years old!!) is absolutely amazing!!!!

Great movie ❤love watching 👀 it 👌 R I P Stompin Tom

Just after Canadian Lumberjack, not a single soul got up to let the man have a seat for a min when he realized theres no chairs, yet they could all clap when someone else gave him a seat. Id be honored to give my seat to Tom

Love from Kitchener Ontario Canada

I was there at the HORSESHOE TAVERN on Queen West, Toronto that night. I did the sign that you see behind Tom on the wall at the back of the stage...The owners knew that CBC were coming...and I last saw my favorite Canadian Performer,... RIP Tom .(y) :)

@bakersfieldreverb7542

9 жыл бұрын

AT 48:44 Tom sits at a table and pours a beer. That guy beside him looks like legendary guitar player Roy Buchanan ??

@FirstGendodgegarage

4 жыл бұрын

Dad?????

@deancomeau2894

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Jack, I grew up down the road from the Horseshoe Tavern and played with a band at the Horseshoe. I was underage at the time and played lead guitar. It lasted a few months until the owned found out I was underage as the rest of the band worked at a trucking company out on the Queensway. The Parkdale, Drake , Edgewater and Elmgrove plus many others were hang outs for many east coast people. I have played with many bands since then and ended up retiring back in the east coast.

My god thankfully someone decided to film this. Thanks forever !!

What a great Canadian ambassador!! Love all of his songs!1

@potter3439

3 жыл бұрын

Sharon Geall I pray God gives us back Stompin’ Tom and we’ll give Trudeau up in exchange

Greatest Canadian entertainer ever!!!! Never to be replaced

I was born 20 years too late. Wish I could of seen him live!! Greatest Canadian ever!!!!

Hi guys. I uploaded this video after youtube added the functionality for uploading longer video clips. What better video to use to try it, right? I found this online a couple of years ago, originally, so it doesn't really have anything to do with anyone else's uploads here. Also, I'm not an American, I'm a Canadian through and through (I could be nothing else). Have a good one!

still one of canada's longest running independent artist

Brings back memories of coming home drunk at 2AM and watching this on City TV. Stompin' Tom will always be a Canadian Legend!

thanks for posting this, miss old Tom im happy I got to see him live a few times, losing Him, and the Gords (Downie and Lightfoot) so close together was a gut punch for Canadian Folk music....they put our stories into song, and they will always be treasured.

R.I.P. the king of Canadian Country Music thanks Tom for the great memories.

@cron205

4 жыл бұрын

And punk rock too

Stompin Tom is a legend. Its sad to only see 35,636 views. Should be in the millions

@markabbey505

9 жыл бұрын

***** i knoiw eh? its a real shame alot of people dont realize how incredible his song writing was

@juknjp421

9 жыл бұрын

***** I play Stompin Tom Constantly! im doin my part to get to a Million Views, he is way deserving! Stompin Toms a f*ckn Legend top knotch song writer/musician. More Americans need to know obout this Musical Legend!

@williamlinington9166

5 жыл бұрын

Most radio stations, would not give him the time of day.

@thetreblerebel

5 жыл бұрын

Im American bob and this should have millions. He was the man. Im a fan 4 life

@Sharptooth100

4 жыл бұрын

It is now greater than 120,000 views

Stompin Tom Connors is Canada's man in black

Clifford Morency, This man was biggest loss that Canada has ever had. Reast in peace Stompin Tom.

Wow. I am oozing maple syrup after watching all this Canadian-ness.

Nothing better, rainy day drinking beer and rocking this for the kids to hear!

Stompin Tom is a GREAT CANADIAN AND MUSIC LEGEND. I saw him as a teenager in Minden Ontario at the arena and at the Horseshoe when I was old enough to be there and was fortunate enough to shake his hand. In my personal opinion Stompin Tom is in the top 3 of the Greatest Canadians to ever live. Long live the memory and music of the Great Stompin Tom Connors.

this is really something special. stoned...drunk...and loving this.

I’ve been to Prince Edward Island and she’s a great time

I meet Tom in Fernie BC CANADA two times at the bar Fernie motor inn ❤

He was amazing and he will be missed. I suspect wherever he ended up he's kicking up a storm.

Gon but not forgotten RIP stomping tom connor

I remember watching this with my Dad for the first time. He was half in the bag and I was nicely toasted. It's one of my favourite memories, now I'm watching it with my 3 year old daughter.

@billhimself934

8 жыл бұрын

Half in the bag i hope

I still remember as a kid at a Show In Coldwater Ontario. An audience member had screamed something up to Tom on stage. And his reply, lol................Boy. The last time I saw a mouth that big. It was on the end of a fishin hook!! ;), lol One of a kind he was ;)

@margaretdesousa3858

Ай бұрын

Great music to keep your legs moving so you won't stiffen up I'm 83 trying to keep moving.

@margaretdesousa3858

Ай бұрын

Him 30 years ago at the Havelok country Jamboree and I am still playing his music

GLD 🎉

he signed my guitar at the show in chilliwack, bc in 2010

@sumaclodge1094

6 жыл бұрын

Ballad of stopped Tom

miss you tom r.i.p

Even as a swede i enjoy the music Tom Connors made

A true Canadian Classic. Gotta love Tom

A great Canadian!!!!

Back in the 70's when CITY TV would run this (and people watched the channel), it was the perfect excuse for them to have a couple tilts. CITY seemed to run it every couple of weeks. Thumbs up if that's where you saw it!

@kragker

6 жыл бұрын

I used to have a VHS recording of this from the City viewings...always loved this!!

@steveendicott1855

4 жыл бұрын

CJOH in Ottawa at the time ran this a few times as well!

Myself and comrades, stumbled in by chance, to a very small tavern in London Ontario, and I had heard the name Stompin Tom and also the song Tillsonburg prior. This is in the heady times of the early 80s and Stompin Tom went thru his repertoire of favorites as a true showman, playing to stoners like us, and the regulars. Show was good, I thought at that time. Now, as I reflect, it was really fantastic and his talent shines so bright, as a brilliant Canadien Super Star. Tip of the hat to yas Tom. Need more youtube material of the man performing.

I love it.thanks for sharing.

RIP Stompin' Tom

Many years ago he was playing at the Inch Arran arena in Dalhousie NB Later that night after his performance he dropped in the only night club in town and it was packed with concert goers. So this guy with a big cowboy hat walked up to our table and asked if he could join us. He introduced himself and I said Right and I'm Johnny Cash. He laughed and had a beer. The band introduced him to the crowd and that's when and first met him. I was a little embarrassed needless to say. When we left his black Buick was parked outside of the club. I never got to meet him again. I still love him 💛and listen to his music to this day.

"Folks be sure to visit Stompin Tom Conners grave site. He is buried in Erin Cemetery. Easy to find.For sometime it was kept closely under a sealed tongue as the family did not want the public to know until he was peacefully laid to rest. They did not want a fan fair made of it. I have been there. His stone is wonderful. A great memory for Tom. Also have seen him three times and been to the Maple Leaf Hotel in Timmins which is no longer there. Also other hotels he played in, in Sault St. Marie, Cochrane, Kapuskasing. Tom was in a class by himself. He represented the working man of which I and my father are and were. He told us many things about our country that we never took the time to find for ourselves. Also be sure to look up Find a Grave Memorial as you will find info there on Tom and can send flowers and notes through email. The amount of tributes to Tom on this site is totally disgusting. I think mainly because many do not know about it. RIP Tom your biggest fan.

my brother recently moved to the island (we grew up in, and I live in Alberta) and when I listen to this and it takes me back to when we used to work together and every weekend we would get together to drink suds and blast stompin tom all night long.

this is a true canadien legend in action on film.he did wrote real good song about canada and people.this is classic movie.i love this movie, tom connors and the songs.it sad the tom past away.he will be missed.

I just found this Artist on UTube, he is 👍🤣😅😂😇

This is fantastic ! Thank you for posting. I am a proud Canadian .

Brilliant

If this came out to DVD by Lionsgate Films, this is something must be done even if this movie returns to the theaters for it's 50 anniversary in 2023.

I dare you to watch this video and not find yourself stomping your foot or clapping your hands along with the songs...

Christmas day 2017 in the maritimes....i'm listening. He makes a great home even better.

That "CN Passenger train" Song With beautiful Ladies. I think I would in heaven.

Life was good for most people back then !

Good-ole Stompin Tom, The Best 👌🏼( a true Canadian, didn't forget the frenchman.. lol 😆)

Stompin' Tom is as Canadian as it gets! A great entertainer for sure!!!

Was out in PEI a few weeks back and saw a tribute show of Tom Connors and his life story. A truly amazing man, a true Canadian and a true loss to Canada. RIP Tom. Met his son once, an awkward meeting, looked just like him down to the cowboy boots but, not so happy??

does this bring back memories - i was at the 'shoe' when this was recorded - fantastic - thanks so much

I love this song buddy

Stompin Tom Amazing!

Astounding !! The irish moss song is wonderful and shows the different ways the Maritimers scratch by. Doing what they can , to keep it together. Its hard for the people from away to understand or appreciate the Maritimers ways of life. Sadly fading away. I love every one of them and cherish every minute I spent there.

I, was there...,think i was ten. Surreal !!!

Fuck'n Awesome!! oh yeah EHHH!!! ;)

Canadas Man in black!

loves the hockey song video! Leafs Habs Saturday Night...

@torontorox

Жыл бұрын

95% Canadian long ago

thats pretty cool man!

Good Luck Stompin' Tom Connors if you are nominated for the Juno Awards 2015

@sirstrongbad

8 жыл бұрын

+Any Isolated +Bob and Doug McKenzie and was famously pissed with the Junos for giving awards to expat canadian acts. www.cbc.ca/news/arts/stompin-tom-connors-juno-protest-continues-1.1344667

Love how that 14 year old boy is using a broom stick, baseball bat and a wooden coat hanger for a bow LOL!

Iconic.

I wish he released squid jiggin grounds

If that concert came out to DVD and Blu-Ray as options they look terrific with so much clarity.

awesome canadian

Thanks for posting this. I did not know Stompin' Tom had a sense of humour. Must be a Canadian thing!!!!

Unless I'm mistaken Bobby Lalonde was the only one that ever had great success! Kind of sad we never heard from the others!

For years I tried to find this on DVD or VHS but they never put it out on any format.

that's ok....it's rather cool to see an americian uploading this....more exposure the better!!

I'm sure your hanging with Ben Kerr once again, say hi for me. RIP you both.

it's interesting that they've added instrumentation to some songs

Him and Gordon Lightfoot... I wonder if they ever sang together?

The man in the moon is a Newfie

Did they ever make a statue to honour this great man???

@ 48:44 Tom sits at a table and pours a beer. That guy beside him looks like legendary guitar player Roy Buchanan ??

Bom b video subbed

I don't know alick of french but I assume Tom did.

Heinz no more in leamington, they left for mexico.

@vmitchinson

2 жыл бұрын

And I have not bought heinous ketchup since.

Gotta be backing tracks, unless it's Brockwell playing slide guitar but I'd think Tom would have him on stage rather than playing off it.

Heave n cant be found

Sounds like the forgotten rebels

Anyone know the names of the 2 guys on stage with Stompin' Tom?

@janetfromanotherplanet1301

6 жыл бұрын

whosthecoolguy electric guitarist I think is bill Lewis. I didn't know the bass mans name though

@janetfromanotherplanet1301

6 жыл бұрын

whosthecoolguy electric guitar- Bill Lewis. Bass Guitar- Gary Lmpect. At least that's what I saw in the credits.

@steveendicott1855

4 жыл бұрын

Bill Lewis and Gary Empey

@Rick_Reno

3 жыл бұрын

Are the lead player an bass player still alive ?

Canada does not look like this anymore.

@ogdentaylor7473

3 жыл бұрын

Sad.

Oldusername do you or anyone know where I can get this on original VHS maybe old dvd??

@tooez90

7 жыл бұрын

I tried to find it also but it was discontinued in the 80's or 90's I'm told :-(

I'm wondering if some of the non-Tom stuff is to backing tracks or if the rest of the backing band is off stage...? Either way this is fantastic!

Am i wrong in thinking that the stage in this film is actually along the wall on the right hand side of the where the stage is now? I know the last few times I was there, i was thinking that it must've been. because of the position of the support post that you see in the background here.

Does anyone know the names of the guys playing guitar and bass?

@BigSkierBill

2 ай бұрын

If you listen to the live album on Spotify he shots them out in his first song

whos singin the song after the concert (Stompin Tom Connors)

Who's his chicken pickn' guitar player for this show? I'm looking on line but can't find much info? Is it Billy Macinnis Sr.?

@kennethlewis4641

2 жыл бұрын

Bill Lewis was the guitar player and Gary Empey was the bass player.