Tom Jone Live 1969 “Brother can you spare a dime (RARE ! )

[@ruthbarker2618]

Genuine And Down To Earth The Greatest Singer Of All Time With Emotion Passion And Heartfelt Sir Tom ❤️💕

[@davidharrison3399]

He blows the song away, best version by far. So special to have a live performance.

[@НодираБурханова-б6у]

TOM JONES is the best singer ever for me!!! He is talent, he is KING!!!! I love him so!!!!!

[@jebeins1]

Every time he opens up that magnificent voice it sends chills down my spine. Always loved this song and his rendition more than does it justice.

[@НодираБурханова-б6у]

Мне 58 лет. Слушаю голос сэра ТОМа ДЖОНСа с 9-ти лет.Обожаю его, он непревзойдён, уникален, гениален, неповторим!!!Бравооо!!!!!!

[@НодираБурханова-б6у]

Лучшая версия этой песни, поёт душа.Сэр ТОМ ДЖОНС уникален и неповторим!!!! Восхищяюсь!!!!!

[@bellican48]

Love it. My. man Tom Jones

[@godofredzgapuz2172]

what a powerful voice,the ballad belter

[@kayharris8007]

Bravo - The voice. Thanks for sharing

[@veronicaordonez7273]

Omg!!! I love Sir Tom Jones absolutely amazing, beautiful voice, beautiful man he's my favorite singer forever 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@christinephillip5590]

Tom Jones' interpretation of lyrics is one of his strong points which I enjoy and admire..from the ❤️ heart. He appears to have experienced some of the hardship of that era and delivers in this rendition. Long live this legendary Great singer!💞

[@godofredzgapuz2172]

powerful voice

[@cleusasoares938]

His strong voice is Wonderful!!!!

[@rolandopalacios5881]

Version de lujo con una super voz !

[@ronaldhall3516]

Remembering the first time hearing this song brings back memories of TJ for years ahead

[@harrygrosomanidis9699]

Those last few notes always get me. Fond memories of Tom Jones at family gatherings.

[@НодираБурханова-б6у]

Спасибо за пост.

[@MarkMclennon]

love this version

[@JillconranConran]

❤❤❤

[@Melbournelost66]

By the length of the straight at Flemmington Racecourse, this is the best version....he singles like a real Welshman!

[@godofredzgapuz2172]

the ballad belter

[@nitaweitzel822]

Cool

[@msalykat6466]

Its a wonder that man still has his fingers the way the women pull at him. 😹😹 Beautiful song from a beautiful man. 💜💜💜😻

[@gustavopagador7449]

Legal !

[@monicacellyan1064]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@lyallg8112]

This is wonderful… but please also have a listen to Bobby Darin’s ❤️

[@msalykat6466]

George Michael has a different version too. It doesn't touch Sir Tom's but its pretty good.

[@stuartleggat7176]

Just watched a young George Michael talking about when a kid and growing up, the first records his parents gave him were 2 Supremes and Tom Jones singing Delilah He said that's why I've turned out like a cross between the Supremes and Tom...lol

[@mariavigo5648]

I consider Tom Jones as the greatest singer

[@tuxguys]

You know... I'm a big fan of TJ... but I get no sense that he actually has any idea what this tune is about... His voice is great as always, but the song just seems to be a curtain rod for him to hang his vocal chops on... and the Vegas-y lounge-lizard arrangement doesn't really help, either. (I had a similar problem with Judy Collins' bossa nova version of this tune.) If you all really want to hear it sung by singers that understand the meaning of it, check out Al Jolson, Bing Crosby, Mandy Patinkin, and (I can't believe I'm saying this, but he nails it, so I am) Rudy Vallee.

[@stuartleggat7176]

A young Tom Jones toiled on a building site as a Brickie's labourer carrying a shoulder hod packed with house building bricks up a ladder or multiple ladders to the waiting Brickie. When asked what made him decide to try singing for a living, he replied - when i felt the weight of a hod full of bricks... Jones would have been paid peanuts for this backbreaking, soul destroying job and can call on that experience whilst singing this song...

[@irenejohnston6802]

I think he knows. Born 1940. 6 yrs of war. Saw the life of coal miners in Sth Wales. Confined to bed age 12, had tuberculosis. Post War rationing didn't end until 1953/54. Age 84. UK