Foster & Allen - Working Man (Official Video)

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Since the start of this millennium, Mick Foster and Tony Allen have sold almost 1.5 MILLION albums in the UK and with the release of "Gold & Silver Days" - they are on course to extend their run of success in the UK Artist Albums Chart, which stretches back to 1983 but which was preceded by their first appearance on Top of The Pops in April 1982. "Gold & Silver Days" is Foster & Allen's first all new album for a decade, featuring 20 new recordings.

Also featured on the album are two duets with THE LONDON IRISH PENSIONERS CHOIR; 'Gold & Silver Days' and the Rita MacNeil classic, 'Working Man'. The London Irish Pensioners Choir was founded in 2005 by Sally Mulready, a member of the Irish Council of State. Backed by a fully comprehensive national PR campaign, "Gold & Silver Days" will be an essential gift purchase.

[josephlandrut]

As a British 83 year of age senior citizen I am forever going to remember Foster and Allen will stories in song which bring back memories for many fond and sometimes sad and help shed tears of joy instead of tears of sorrow.

[TheDJJamster]

My grandfather has been deceased since 2011 and he was a coal miner in Yorkshire, UK. I'd like to thank him for all the hard work he did for me and for everyone by being a miner. R.I.P Grandad this song is dedicated to you.

[petecollings]

Fantastic version sung by two real Irish gentlemen and an awesome support group

[michaelanthonycollins]

My father was a coal miner in the Yorkshire pits in the 50ths and 60s and worked on the face on his hands and knees. thank God I never had to go down the mines, brilliant lyrics with meaning and song very good by foster and Allen

[simsim]

WOW and WOW. Amazing duo and beautiful voices from these two great men. 👍

[brianbell]

I could listen to these two all night and I do since I lost my wife 5 weeks ago an I keep looking for more of the songs they sing love it ❤

[jimeire]

Wow what a fantastic version of this great song. Only Foster and Allen could do it. Many thanks for sharing. Jim

[jennifermclachlan]

My eldest brother worked in the mines here in New Zealand. I think this song is special no matter where in the world our menfolk go down underground. Beautiful from Foster and Allen.

[williamporter]

A credit to foster and Allen and background choir. Lovely song beautifully sung " as usual with foster & Allen god bless.

[melthomas]

My father was a miner, born in 1901, being the eldest, he had to go down the mines to help support the family at the age of 13 years! At the age of 47 years, he had to leave with the dreaded pneumoconiosis and suffered for the rest of his life. I was born in 1934 in a family of 3, and always so proud of him. This song brings back my childhood in a mining family, of which I am proud.

[marymetteldajohn]

Beautiful song sung by A&F, very close to my heart, love to listen at any time and any number of times

[wayne.s]

I so love this song... true to life god bless our miners who lived and died to provide fuel to keep us warm.foster and allen are legends and rita's voice fits this song to a tee.

[debowiec]

These lads may never have worked "under ground" but they seem to have a certain affinity to what they're singing about!!!!

[lennox]

For anyone who's family we're connected to the coalmines, this song really tugs at the emotions. My two Grandfather's were killed down the mines and my father worked in them from 14yrs of age. When he retired early at 60, he had aged before his time. There was little he could after retiring, the pits had took all his strength.

[cherianjoseph]

What a wonderful song....sung with such tenderness. Deeply moving for all who've been "its been a working man."

[elizabeththayer]

These two are great - I love to listen to them

[petergrafton]

Like all foster & allan songs this is truely great one   song beautiful.

[joannegooley]

Beautiful song. They sing it well....Love it

[jjhh]

I think its a really lovely song. It sounds very calming to the soul

[nicholc]

This song fits my grandad perfectly as he worked down the mine at a young age along with his uncle and cousin ❤️, his cousin and uncle sadly died down in the mines that they worked in 🙏😢💐