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1. Where is stompin buried?
2. Was Stompin Tom married?
3. Where did Stompin Tom live in Ontario?
4. What is Stompin Tom Connors most famous for?
5. How old was Stompin Tom when he died?
6. When did Stompin Tom get married?
7. Where did Stompin Tom get his name?
8. Did Stompin Tom live in PEI?

Where is stompin buried?

He was subsequently buried at Erin Union Cemetery in Erin, Ontario.

Was Stompin Tom married?

His marriage to Lena Welsh was broadcast live on the CBC Television program “Elwood Glover's Luncheon Date” on 2 November 1973, and from 1974–75 he starred in his own CBC TV program, “Stompin' Tom's Canada.” The CBC TV program “Marketplace” featured his “The Consumer” as its theme song for several seasons.

Where did Stompin Tom live in Ontario?

The musician settled in Erin Township just north of Ballinafad in 1975 and resided there with his wife Lena until he passed away from natural causes, at the age of 77, in March 2013.

What is Stompin Tom Connors most famous for?

Stompin' Tom Connors was a Canadian folk legend. He was 77 when he died Wednesday at his home in Ontario. To those of us stateside, his most well-known tune is "The Hockey Song," played at hockey games everywhere. But to Canadians, Stompin' Tom Connors was an inspiration because of his naked nationalist pride.

How old was Stompin Tom when he died?

Stompin' Tom Connors, a Canadian country-folk singer whose odes to the vast country he had roamed as a hitchhiking troubadour made him a beloved figure from the Maritime Provinces to British Columbia, died on Wednesday at his home in Halton Hills, Ontario. He was 77.

When did Stompin Tom get married?

Stompin' Tom Connors was married to Lena Walsh on November 2, 1973. The wedding was shown live on Elwood Glover's CBC television show, Luncheon Date with Elwood Glover. It was followed by lunch, a screening of Connors's concert film, and a party for 600.

Where did Stompin Tom get his name?

He was one of Canada's most well-known country and folk singers. He received the nickname "Stompin' Tom" when Boyd MacDonald, a waiter at the King George Tavern introduced him as "Stompin' Tom Connors" and because he used to stomp the heel of his left boot to keep rhythm during his songs.

Did Stompin Tom live in PEI?

Canada's Walk of Fame is giving Stompin' Tom Connors a permanent star near his boyhood home in Skinners Pond, P.E.I.