Thank you for this heartfelt tribute for one of my favourite Hip songs and the saddest song that I know.

This gent is quite blessed vocally

“Wow. That’s a great fuckin’ name man.” - planet earth.

I'm not crying. You're crying.

What an extraordinary tribute. Gord and The HIP will forever live in my heart. He is deeply missed. Thanks fellas!! That was just perfect.

The greatest tribute to Gord there has been. And there hasn't been enough....

To me...Tom is in the same stratosphere as beloved Gord! We are lucky to have both amazing musical poets, even if it's mostly Canadians that got immersed in their talent. Love you both Tom and Gordon!

A wonderfully heartfelt and poignant tribute. We all loved Gord and the madness he shared with us.

One poet to another, a word painter, haging a picture of a peer on the wall.....

Being a fan of both Tom and The Hip, this was amazing for me. Both make me proud to be Canadian.

Everyone should watch this 1000 times

Out-freaking-standing! What a masterpiece! Thanks so much 🙏 ❤

At first, I thought a cover of Fiddler's would be sacrilege. This is incredible and even more poignant with the reading from his book. ~ Hey man, thanks!

The video brings tears to the eye... Who else but you Sir - Mr.Osmond, could have produced such a spectacular tribute to the late great Gordon Downy? ... Nobody! EXCELLENT 👍 Video Sir! Hats off to you!

Don't think I've seen a better tribute to Gord Downie and The Hip. Awesome, Sir. Thank you.

Wonderful tribute to Gord and The Tragically Hip, incredieble version of Fiddler's Green.

pure Canadianna. what a great video, read, presentation. Buy the Book, it is a great read...Scars are beautiful

Well done Bro. Sing from your heart and you can never do wrong.

Such a powerful tribute that really hits home for this Hip fan. Many thanks.

Very potent. Wonderful tribute. Song well crafted cover too. Piano intro has "she talks to angels" energy, now I want to hear a mashup.

Thank you Canada, for bringing the Hip to the world and sharing them with us. Happy Canada Day!

Gord would very very rarely play this song live at concerts. Got to see him play it once in Kanata. I’ve seen them live more than a dozen times.

Love it ... props to the keyboard player.

I can't overstate how much I love this.

Dude! Fanfu%^ingtastic!!!

sometimes I really hate this town, but things like this remind me why its still great and why I havent left.

Thank you for this. Just... thank you.

I'm in love with this man's voice! What a fantastic tribute to Gord and the hip

Great honour to Gord and te Hip. Shout out to the keys 🤜🏻❤️🤛🏻

I could not love this more 💔😥❤️

Thanks man that was great. I miss them all

A message of remembrance of today

Hauntingly beautiful heartache... what more can I say other than Thank you

A Treasure! Thank you good sir, thank you very much indeed.

Just found this today... thank you man

Beautiful. Thank you.

This is a gem ❤

God. Damn. That is some potent stuff.

Amazing… I have no words 👏

"Princess Street Rounders" right to my soul!

One of my most favourite songs ever.... thanks.

Well, this is legit,

INCREDIBLE! Thanks Tom!

Absolutely beautiful Tom! Thanks for this. Been watching hip videos all day and this is a fitting end to the day.

Amazing, Tom. Rave on.

Incredible 💞

Beautiful. Thank you

That was absolutely sublime, took not a few moments for my eyes to dry enough to type. Thanks very much for this.

Tears

Hey man thanks.

Wow, he came really close to having a famous name.

Excellent!

This is the most amazing video I've ever seen. Thank you! TTH

I’d love to hear this man tell me more stories from the road. It’s poetic and perfect. He sings it completely differently and somehow it just as perfect.

Beautiful and poetic recounting of your shared time. And a beautiful rendition. Thank you.

wow

I just pick a song...and then, close my eyes.

It seems Gord made a special impact on anyone that met him face to face kinda wish I had

Wow

I miss Gord 😥

💟 🎩

Nice work!!

Damn…

Like he is reading from the book of life

Wow...great fkn story...i see hollerado..soundgarden and i think sloan albums on the wall...cool as fk....

This second TTH album has some really pretty moments that feel more Country and Celtic inspired…. Fiddler’s Green is more minstrelsy… They took this more dynamic and layered subtle aesthetic much farther on their trippy 4th and 5th albums, but the first three albums seem much more commercially formatted… a tendency which I believe record company tried to re-impose at various times in their long recording career, never producing their best songs and also never helping them break very big in the US market. ** Also worth mentioning, Road Apples is the album Daniel Lanois showed up to help the band a bit… No doubt a good influence.

Gord eh.

What book is he reading?

Straight up chicken skin