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Brace67
(3 minutes ago)
This is a clip from the film “Wings of the Morning” with Henry Fonda from 1937.
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tomquail6959
(9 minutes ago)
Second to none. If he was born Italian he would have conquered the world of opera. Let's be thankful for this and other operatic recordings which still exist.
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royandjacqueline1294
(17 minutes ago)
We're enjoying this beautiful singing right now on The Talking Pictures Channel. The movie is Wings of the Morning, 1937. Starring Annabella and Henry Fonda ️
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blessOTMA
(28 minutes ago)
One can hear centuries of love and loss in this voice. Bless him! Thank you for posting!
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michaelhiggins5341
(31 minutes ago)
Oh how I weep with joy hearing such a beautiful voice perform this precious song.
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michaelmckenna6464
(47 minutes ago)
I never knew that there were any John McCormick performances in color!
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justindgarner1347
(51 minutes ago)
My great grandfather, born 1909, was a fan of McCormack’s. Something about his voice was so compelling, and is still today. Probably his strength and his amazing abilities to convey emotion to the listener!
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LoveInAColdClimate
(1 hour ago)
What a treasure...I love it, McCormack's voice just showing signs of wear but you can still hear that he was beautiful. I love it :)
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AmosPressley
(1 hour ago)
It brings a tear, not only because of beauty and the subject matter of the songs, but because of the wasteland that is our own culture. If someone were to sing these songs in most of our entertainment venues, the crowd would shout them down.
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garylynch9809
(2 hours ago)
If I could have attended a concert of any singer from the past, it would a McCormack concert. I had to content myself by walking by his last home in Dublin, and visiting his grave.
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evelynoconnor3062
(4 hours ago)
JOHN MC CORMACK ALWAYS GIVES A TRULY GLORIOUS PERFORMANCE IN EACH ONE OF HIS SONGS
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tomquail6959
(7 hours ago)
If he'd been born Italian and with a voice like that he'd have ruled the world of opera.
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oconnor1951
(21 hours ago)
The Voice of Ireland!
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