John Tams- How High the price

[@jacquietremain5743]

I watching Sharpe series for fourth time. John Tam gives it the haunting touch for his voice echoes our feelings. Thankyou John.❤

[@jonflorek3094]

I just dont know what to say. This man is such a wonderful singer. Only one voice. Silvery Voice. Thank you John Tams.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

A time for kindness A time for cruelty A time for tears A time for love A time to go A time to stand A time to run And a time to die Time never waits, Time always wins, But we can be brave And we can love with a full heart And use our time

[@jonflorek3094]

Fantastic, Silvery morning. Fly, fly, fly. Thank you John.

[@vintageenglishman3275]

Nothing sends shiver down the spine quite like a John Tams number, a beautiful masterpiece every time.

[@janstaz]

Just watched a re-run of Sharpe, looked this man up, such a haunting lovely voice.

[@jamestrotter3162]

Beautiful!

[@jamesregan6678]

His music touches me like no other. I only regret it has taken me this long to find it.

[@jezza1953]

me too

[@jonflorek3094]

Magic moments, this is one. Thank you John Tams and friends.a

[@andycap1188]

This is simply one of the most beautiful and moving songs and performances I have ever heard. Love it.

[@suea.swlondon7799]

Such an astounding voice .. thank you John.. x

[@justanothergoogler6436]

Thank you.

[@fenrisianbrony7151]

Hagman, easily one of the best characters in Sharpe, only eclipsed by Sharpe himself, and maybe Harper.

[@mrdude2010]

Him singing in the background adds so much atmosphere. Definitely one of my favorite parts of the series.

[@mrdude2010]

Show Hogan is better than book Hogan

[@systemdry]

When I think of Sharpe, I automatically think of Hagman. "Sing out Dan". The song had been around in one form or another for centuries. Just as relevant today . Change lines 2& 3 of the chorus to; Way across the Afghan plain, Queen Bess commands & we obey. The 95th weren't there, until Waterloo, where the fought with distinction at Quatre Bras.

[@martint6327]

Now that's soldiering

[@RagePixie]

I loved Hagman as a kid and love Tams music as an adult now :)

[@thatsjustprime8096]

Wow, just wow.

[@Sharps.50]

First saw John Tams as part of The Albion Band way back in the late 70,s at Stantonbury Leisure Centre MK , the performance was awesome & was as much theatre as musical performance , since then have been a Fan of John Tams & have seen him live many times over the years since , a true giant of the Folk scene .

[@sixfootbear]

that trumpet solo!

[@daveorange2689]

If you get the chance to see him live, he's brilliant. He's a good raconteur as well!!!

[@mapior]

Here, here.....! I wish we had such a folk hero in Wales.

[@Boveyphil]

Lovely song - thanks for posting.

[@robertpetri7661]

LOVE THE MUSIC. WISH I COULD FIND HIS CD'S HERE IN AMERICA.

[@enkidu1963]

They should be on Amazon

[@carollizc]

They're available on Spotify.

[@URAQUT]

Poor Hagman.

[@tylerwhitney3443]

[@johnconlon2207]

Hauntng but not sentimentalised