Mi fa propio piacere sentire la tua bellissima canzone caro John McDermott 🎶✨🌠👍Ti ringrazio di cuore per avermi dato la gioia e tant'emozione che trasmette la tua speciale voce 🙏 Accattivante video ufficiale ✳️ Complimenti ed Applausi 👏👏 A presto 🇮🇹✔️🤗💙 Ciao ✍️
I remember a late summer afternoon some years ago in a tent in New Hampshire, you introduced this song as your parents' favorite and then you sang it a cappella. Not a sound other than your perfect clear tenor and an occasional sniff from someone deeply affected by the words. it was so touching and so very beautiful. I'm sure your parents heard you that day. The sentiments sung by you and no other. Simply wonderful. Thank you for posting this.
I have attended many Remembrance Day ceremonies at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto and John has sung "Danny Boy" for the veterans there during the ceremony. The ceremony alone is a sombre one in which the hospital acknowledges the sacrifice of our veterans of war but when John sings Danny Boy, I am left sobbing every time. John has such passion for wanting to help our veterans and he has done so much for Sunnybrook Hospital and the veterans who live there. He is a saint of a man. God Bless you, Mr. McDermott
@johnmcdermotttenor We played the song today with our church band and I was looking for inspiration beforehand. The understated instrumentation with guitar and mandolin combined with your great, authentic voice was by far my favorite. Of course, we weren't nearly as good as you, but it was fun to play the piece.
I choke up every time I hear this song. From time to time, I need to feel its simple and melancholic beauty. With this one, I've heard three versions by Mr. McDermott (two lives, one studio recording); still undecided which one I prefer, no doubt he is my singer of choice. P. S.: I'm Argentinean, from italian and spanish background. This speaks to my heart though.
John thank you for the comfort of your wonderful voice during difficult times for me .I’m Rosarie from west cork Ireland by the way i keep going back to the song the old man since bereavement came my way last December 22 and this song is wonderful also ,I look up your songs and singing as they give me great hope for the future .Thank you so much .❤🇮🇪☘️
@@johnmcdermotttenor My Dad, who was a decorated British WWII veteran, loved your songs. He was a beautiful tenor in his own right, and performed the Last Rose of Summer, as well as Waltzing Matilda. I remember my Uncle Len, also a WWII veteran visiting us in Canada, and playing for him your Waltzing Matilda.. He dissolved in tears. Your incredible interpretations have had more impact then you know. God Bless
Thank you for a beautifully sung and accompanied rendition of this tender melody. 👍
It was my Dad's fave. His voice is inside me everytime I sing it ☘️
Mi fa propio piacere sentire la tua bellissima canzone caro John McDermott 🎶✨🌠👍Ti ringrazio di cuore per avermi dato la gioia e tant'emozione che trasmette la tua speciale voce 🙏 Accattivante video ufficiale ✳️ Complimenti ed Applausi 👏👏 A presto 🇮🇹✔️🤗💙 Ciao ✍️
Grazie mille🇮🇹
I remember a late summer afternoon some years ago in a tent in New Hampshire, you introduced this song as your parents' favorite and then you sang it a cappella. Not a sound other than your perfect clear tenor and an occasional sniff from someone deeply affected by the words. it was so touching and so very beautiful. I'm sure your parents heard you that day. The sentiments sung by you and no other. Simply wonderful. Thank you for posting this.
It is my pleasure! ☘️ Thank you !!
@@johnmcdermotttenor 😇😘❤💙💜💚
I have attended many Remembrance Day ceremonies at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto and John has sung "Danny Boy" for the veterans there during the ceremony. The ceremony alone is a sombre one in which the hospital acknowledges the sacrifice of our veterans of war but when John sings Danny Boy, I am left sobbing every time. John has such passion for wanting to help our veterans and he has done so much for Sunnybrook Hospital and the veterans who live there. He is a saint of a man. God Bless you, Mr. McDermott
You make me feel very good and that I have contributed something in these many years. Bless you!🌹☘️
I was born in Belfast 1944 came to America in 1953 joined the navy at 16 here i am at 80 yrs old
You are most welcome here with a similar but slightly earlier travelogue to me. Thank you for saying hi🏴🌹
This is the most beautiful version of that song I found yet on TH-cam. Thank you for sharing!
Wow, thank you☘️
@johnmcdermotttenor We played the song today with our church band and I was looking for inspiration beforehand. The understated instrumentation with guitar and mandolin combined with your great, authentic voice was by far my favorite. Of course, we weren't nearly as good as you, but it was fun to play the piece.
Wow....this one brings chills to me. Great job John.
Why thank you☘
I choke up every time I hear this song. From time to time, I need to feel its simple and melancholic beauty. With this one, I've heard three versions by Mr. McDermott (two lives, one studio recording); still undecided which one I prefer, no doubt he is my singer of choice.
P. S.: I'm Argentinean, from italian and spanish background. This speaks to my heart though.
Thomas Moore remains a poignant songwriter and is THE POET! Cheers🍀
John thank you for the comfort of your wonderful voice during difficult times for me .I’m Rosarie from west cork Ireland by the way i keep going back to the song the old man since bereavement came my way last December 22 and this song is wonderful also ,I look up your songs and singing as they give me great hope for the future .Thank you so much .❤🇮🇪☘️
It is my pleasure and a privilege.☘️
Been a fan for a very long time John. I have seen you live in Toronto a number of times.
you voiceis even more beautiful than it was 20 years ago,
You ARE TOO KIND THANKYOU!!☘️
@@johnmcdermotttenor My Dad, who was a decorated British WWII veteran, loved your songs. He was a beautiful tenor in his own right, and performed the Last Rose of Summer, as well as Waltzing Matilda. I remember my Uncle Len, also a WWII veteran visiting us in Canada, and playing for him your Waltzing Matilda.. He dissolved in tears. Your incredible interpretations have had more impact then you know. God Bless