Dylan Cormier
 

YouTube - Dylan Cormier - It's Worth Believing (Gordon Lighfoot Cover)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfrbH...e=channel_page

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Very very nice renditions..nice to see a young 'un sing and play the Lightfoot tunes so beautifully.
;)

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He comes by his love of Lightfoot naturally. He is Canadian, and the nephew of JP Cormier ... (I checked into it because he looks like JP). There's a Home From The Forest video as well; maybe more, I didn't do a search ...

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I thought he was a relative-sounds like JP too.
Cormier's are all over the east coast..
lol
the second link JJ posted is Home From the Forest.

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Hi Dylan, welcome!
And just what was it you were searching for?
;)

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I'll bet it was "prizes".

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oh good grief...

:rolleyes:

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well post the link here when you find it..
;)

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very nice Dylan!
you seem like a natural talent, it must be in the genes!
you make it look so easy. thanks for sending it along..
no snow yet here in Toronto..soon tho.

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This one's the best.

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Hi Dylan & welcome to Corfid, great job man ! :)

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The father... Joseph Cormier

YouTube- Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald New mic...

Dylan playing the guitars on "The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald" for his father's video !



The son... Dylan Cormier



They are related of course to the great JP Cormier !!!

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Enhanced version of 'The Wreck' by; Joseph Cormier !

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nice stuff, Dylan...and you leave your listeners all warm and fuzzy....ok, warm;)

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Hey Dylan! Thanks for posting such a lovely version of IYCRMM! Hope all is well with you.

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There must be great listeners after you...

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That was just beautiful, Dylan! IYCRMM is one of those songs that I never get tired of listening to, and never get tired of playing. It's also a song that everyone seems to know. I've played it many times, at several different places, and often find there's someone in the audience quietly singing along. I think that song will be remembered for hundreds of years.

What kind on guitar are you playing? It sounds great!

Cathy