There are several musicians with this name, including:
1) Big Tom was Irish country music singer Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018).
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
1) Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018), also known as Big Tom, was an Irish country music, Traditional Irish music and Easy Listening singer, guitarist, and saxophone player. Established in 1966, he featured as the frontman of the Irish showband Big Tom & The Mainliners. He was affectionally known as 'Ireland's king of country music'. Read Full BioThere are several musicians with this name, including:
1) Big Tom was Irish country music singer Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018).
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
1) Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018), also known as Big Tom, was an Irish country music, Traditional Irish music and Easy Listening singer, guitarist, and saxophone player. Established in 1966, he featured as the frontman of the Irish showband Big Tom & The Mainliners. He was affectionally known as 'Ireland's king of country music'.
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
1) Big Tom was Irish country music singer Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018).
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
1) Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018), also known as Big Tom, was an Irish country music, Traditional Irish music and Easy Listening singer, guitarist, and saxophone player. Established in 1966, he featured as the frontman of the Irish showband Big Tom & The Mainliners. He was affectionally known as 'Ireland's king of country music'. Read Full BioThere are several musicians with this name, including:
1) Big Tom was Irish country music singer Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018).
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
1) Tom McBride (18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018), also known as Big Tom, was an Irish country music, Traditional Irish music and Easy Listening singer, guitarist, and saxophone player. Established in 1966, he featured as the frontman of the Irish showband Big Tom & The Mainliners. He was affectionally known as 'Ireland's king of country music'.
2) Big Tom is a techno musician.
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Four Country Roads
Big Tom Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Four Country Roads' by these artists:
Daniel O'Donnell Four country roads, winding to a town in County Galway Four…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Big Tom:
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THE SAME WAY YOU CAME IN Going Out The Same Way You Came In Recorded by Big…
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Alan
Four country roads
Winding to a town in County Galway
Four country roads
Leading to the friends I left behind
Four dusty roads
Winding to the town of Glenamaddy
Four dusty roads
Forever in the caverns of my mind
Once in a while
I hear the sound of music in the winter night
I see now and then
The trees where we sheltered from the rain
And once in a while
I see us walking home in the morning light
And oft are the times
I long to see my home town once again
Four roads from Glenamaddy
Four roads that drift apart
Four roads to Glenamaddy
Are the four dusty byways to my heart
One country road
Led me to the schoolhouse by the meadow
And one country road
To the churchyard where my Mum and Daddy lie
One dusty road
Where I strolled with a loved one in the shadows
And one dusty road
That led me on my journey far away
Four roads from Glenamaddy
Four roads that drift apart
Four roads to Glenamaddy
Are the four dusty byways to my heart
Four roads from Glenamaddy
Four roads that drift apart
Four roads to Glenamaddy
Are the four dusty byways to my heart
The four country highways to my heart
Ciaran Watters
the classic and best version of the crackin' tune that put Tom back on the map again in the 80's
LochNess 96
You can’t beat a bit a Big Tom.