Alan Doyle & Family - Petty Harbour 1980s

Alan, brother Bernie, father Tom and mother Jean can all be seen performing in these 4 taped segments from Petty Harbour in the late 1980s - part of a longer, and highly recommended, archival video which can be found here: • Video . Priceless footage.

[@gdgest]

Excellent find. Thanks for sharing. The segment with Bernie and Alan reminded me of segments in Alan's book, "Boy On Bridge".

[@yugennationlove]

I love the words of this song. I feel the true love🤟💯❣❣

[@lifesimmercanada5401]

My God I loves this!! A new fan of Tommy Doyle here! Wow!

[@debbieteixeira4118]

That was wonderful! What a great keepsake of the family!

[@shannondawn44]

Love this . Thanks for sharing

[@jenniferr-m5899]

Tom's song about the Aussies at Gallipoli is SO sad. Not surprising to hear Tom sing it as the Newfoundland Reg. was there, too.

[@claudelalancette6623]

The pogues do a great version

[@LeabKnott]

Love them glasses Alan, LOL

[@gaelicamericancraic1816]

Gaelic roots run deep in Newfoundland.

[@Themanwhosmiled]

wow!

[@bullsleafs]

Fantastic!!!

[@kristadani3ll3]

Just came across this! Has Alan seen it? He'd love it!

[@shannondawn44]

Love Toms version of The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

[@jimdonahue5187]

That's cute,,,,

[@canadianmike711]

He is the non rankin Street singer who is gbs singer.

[@carolynarmstrong645]

The song Tommy does is "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" not to be confused with our Australian song "Waltzing Matilda" which is about a swagman by a billabong (i.e. man camping in a swag/sleeping bag by a creek). 🦘