Canadian singer/songwriter Rita McNeil wrote the song after visiting a mine in Nova Scotia. It has been incorrectly credited to Dolly Parton and, strangely, it appears on albums of many Irish singers/bands. Then again, so does Dirty Old Town (written by Ewan MacColl, a Scotsman about Salford, Lancashire). It's A Working Man I Am has only two verses and a chorus as originally penned, however many artists have added their own or changed them to add poignancy. One refers to a father's tears as his son goes down the mine, whilst another thanks God for reaching 65. Another verse talks of a 92 year old ex-miner's family scattering his ashes after he vowed never to go underground. As the son of a former miner in the Lancashire coalfield, I can sympathise with the sentiments of all versions I've heard.
Seal
The Original singer for Jackyl.
John Meyer
Tracy byrd
The original singer for the Japanese song Goodbye Day is 来生たかお (Takao Kisugi).
I think the man that originally sang it was called Uncle Kracker.
honestly original singer
Heart-1976 Therefore the singer was Ann Wilson
is the main singer in the group Chicago the original main singer
I have a Singer machine do not have the year, but it does say machine class 306. It is still in its original case and still in working order but would need a service.
Jason Mraz is the original singer of the song. He wrote it.
Is this the Filipino song Maybe? If so, I think the original singer was the band Neocolours,
Yabba Griffiths is the hardest working man in reggae. He is a singer, song writer, and fantastic showman. Check out yabbagrifiths.com or utube him.
the kinks
The current singer (James Hetfield) has always been the original. For the person who put Dave Mustaine, that's Megadeth stupid.
Yes he is the original singer along with Uncle Kracker who does a duet with him on that song.
The original singing group of Celebration was Kool and the Gang.