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jj · 03-18-2013, 05:49 PM

oh, the one Tom planned himself was so perfect (minus a segment or two perhaps) and a wonderful ending ...well, i certainly thought Mark Laforme's 'I am the Wind' was quite rich and moving

the modest non-commercial Cogeco broadcast is repeated for a few weeks still

Hugh's has had Tom tributes before and I imagine they will live on

there were other STC tributes that week ...North Bay, Maritimes, etc

celebrating him can go on forever but i say they should now leave it alone

that all said, whatever's fine with the family is of course, fine with the country

thanks for the scoop, as always... nothing gets by our leader

I like to remember the Shoe as it was...ie) earthy country (pre-renos/rock/punk)

btw, maybe nervy Bidini will crash Gord's 75th and be able to coax him out of his decade of songwriting exhale!

03-18-2013, 05:49 PM	#93
jj Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: ontario, canada Posts: 5,265	Re: Stompin' Tom has died at 77 oh, the one Tom planned himself was so perfect (minus a segment or two perhaps) and a wonderful ending ...well, i certainly thought Mark Laforme's 'I am the Wind' was quite rich and moving the modest non-commercial Cogeco broadcast is repeated for a few weeks still Hugh's has had Tom tributes before and I imagine they will live on there were other STC tributes that week ...North Bay, Maritimes, etc celebrating him can go on forever but i say they should now leave it alone that all said, whatever's fine with the family is of course, fine with the country thanks for the scoop, as always... nothing gets by our leader I like to remember the Shoe as it was...ie) earthy country (pre-renos/rock/punk) btw, maybe nervy Bidini will crash Gord's 75th and be able to coax him out of his decade of songwriting exhale!