My Mum used to sing this to me when I was small. And play this record to send me to sleep. I was born in '68 but was lucky enough to see The Seekers live in the 1990s.
Just found out today that Judith Durham passed away August 5, 2022, in Melbourne, at the age of 79. Her wonderful performance here is what introduced me to The Seekers - I had never heard of them until my dad introduced me to this recording. I would hear it many years later, at age 32, while traveling across Australia by train on the Indian Pacific Railway. Thank you Judith, for the music & memories!
I was just a young boy when the Seekers started :) Judith and The Seekers put Australia on the map for me at a very young age :) Judith is and was so beautiful , i was smitten with such beautiy and that Aussie Voice...elegant and pure beauty ...That was Judith to this young Canadian boy me ...I still love Judith and the Seekers today :)..
the first song i ever remember i am now 55 years of age the world was so different then born in ireland but spent the last 35 years in aus the hom e of the seekers
I had searched for this song I didnt know the proper title.The one day it just popped up.Its the first song i ever remember hearing.I was born in 1963.The memories of my wonderful beautiful parents,now gone.I miss them every day.I actually would have said The Seekers were English,i know?,sorry Australia.However that was the begining of a life long love for music.I have watched several videos now and i cant take my eyes of the tall Double Bass player,very handsome man.I know,middleage is a nightmare.x
old age is even worse.. except for one thing.. wisdom. you know more because you've seen more. old people just have incredible insight (if they still have their brain, that is).
I think Athol Guy was one of the nicest, most handsome and dapper guys I've ever seen. He is now 80 years old, still active, playing the bass, very kind and courteous, and still a very tasteful dresser. :)
In Spanish, this is called a "nana"... Nana means grandmother, or more precisely in this case, what grandmas would sing to send their grandchildren to sleep and no-one but grandmas knew better how to get the kids to sleep... except possibly the Seekers... fairy-tale, timeless and inspirational.
@Jameson Serono Innocence wasn't stolen from the children of those times by avant-garde thinking, that's the peaceful times. I grew up in those times. Vietnam strikes a chord because it was our first TV War and of course it's used by intellectual thinkers...ah, so there you have it. And by the way, I was in the military during the Vietnam, Cold War days (yep, the Cold War went on before, at the same time, and long after Vietnam closed up) and things were mostly peaceful on the home front. People also lived a difficult type of life back then that adds to nostalgia for those times. Unless you lived back then you would not necessarily be able to appreciate the original comment here, so why not berate it.
Nobody in their right mind has a bad word to say about the beautiful Judith Durham. She has an exceptionally good voice, and this song is so tranquil and relaxing.
In Judith's own words she did not know how Beautiful and Loved she was. Such a Beautiful Person. Very few people like this not only in the music world but in the world in general. I would give anything to have a friend like Judit.!!!
Yes, she would no doubt make a wonderful friend. I'm privileged to have a lovely 97 year old friend Andrée Dumon, Belgian WW2 resistance heroine (codename Nadine), who was betrayed but survived 2 concentration camps- still so kind and cheerful : ua-cam.com/video/L6_RVsTgpWI/v-deo.html
Oh Judith, you will forever be a beautiful vivacious exciting young girl! Your voice was the soundtrack of my youth, blessed with perfect pitch and a voice as clear as a bell, who could resist your charms? God bless you my darling girl, angels are among us so fleetingly but are appreciated for ever.
In short,magnificent and brilliant.So lovely and heartwarming - A very nice song.I have always ❤ The Seekers.and I will continue to;Definitely.Thanks you all for great music memories.
Lovely haunting voice. There is a short list of singers from this era of that caliber with us. Nicole Grisoni and Rosetta Ardito come to mind. I was surprised to find out Anne Murray is held in very high regard in such places as Bulgaria. I must take a second look at her art. What happens is you take these artists for granted. There are plenty of young singers with stellar talent, even here, such as Jenn Grant, but the corrupt music industry has shut them out. You have to search for them.
I loved the seekers and their songs since I was 10 years old now at the age of 57 years old I'm still listening to their music Judith Durham you have the most Beautiful Voice on this Planet
I grew up listening to this song and falling deeply in love with Judith Durhams' looks and voice. To me she epitomised, and still does, all that is truly beautiful in a girl.
Mum sang this song for us kids, on the night that Hurricane Camille decided to pay a visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Aug 1969. We were too scared to sleep, but this song helped. I will never forget that night...
I'm 6 years old, just emigrated to Australia, living in a nissan hut, attending a school that has me terrified. We sat on the floor, around the teacher, playing piano, and learnt this song. My daughter now sings it to my grandson when he can't sleep 🌈❤️
good morning my friend diane what other country you was born from. I was born in Canada but was raise by my mom and two stepfathers and i also lived in the netherland's for one year went i was a teenager too
This is one of those songs which has its own magic, I'm 9 years of age, playing out on my two wheel scooter, when I bump into my school friend ,who is with his big sister, and she has a small transistor radio in her hand, and this song is playing, I see her and her little brother every time I hear this song.I have many good memories of this period in my life, but few are better than this one,
I think this is the 1st song I remember as a kid in the 70s, when i was at 1st school , from the seekers, born May 23rd 1968, RIP , to a lovely women,! JUDITH , God Bless from northern Ireland UK, 🇬🇧🤝🇦🇺❤
This lovely little song with it's beautiful vocals, sweet lyrics, delicate melody, and vintage instrumentals, has such a pure and precious innocence about it and pulls at my heartstrings. It gives me nostalgic memories and emotions of childhood, even though I never knew of this song when I was a child. For some reason, there are tears in my eyes.
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
Judith has the most beautiful voice, she sometimes makes me cry. This song is very special for me, here is the reason, It reminds me of being in a children's home called Weedings Hall near Polmont in the early 1970s, I had some wonderful times there, the Matron (Mrs Aitken) was the first mother figure I had, a lovely woman.This song reminds me of an innocence and freedom that's difficult to find today, Thank you Seekers for shining a bright star of hope and comfort. XXXX
All of the Seekers songs have a magic of their own and bring such joy to people like myself-my parents were great fans of the Seekers and later gave an LP "Come The Day" which they bought in the 60s and which I still have in my collection
I don't know about that. Bob Hudson with the ' Newcastle Song ' then this song with the woman's perspective ua-cam.com/video/S6XNhMpO7Bw/v-deo.html Hilarious!!
Loved this song when l was in my youth. In fact, l used to sing it to my younger siblings to help them sleep, when tired. Still know all the words today. Not as young as l used to be. Rest in peace Judith. Thank you for the music, and the memories. The voice of the Sixties, and for many generations around the world. God bless you and keep you safe in heavens Harbour. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Deepest condolences to the family, the Seekers and Australia at this time. You're all in our thoughts and prayers.
Being a German Airman in the US in 1966 for training, she was the one whose voice made me feel good. Her lovely voice was touching the soul, I never thought a voice like this could reach my heart . RIP, and thanks for your beautiful songs.
@@krechenklein4453 good morning my friend krechen there is another video here of judith durham singing morning down ride in 1991 for the children hospital fund too
In the 60's when my mother was pregnant with me my monster of a father nearly killed my older brother Andrew when he was 4 my mother said this song and other songs by the seekers stopped her going crazy she kept all four of us together on her own with no money no help from any family I remember when I was very little we all had to hide out in the woods this song is still like a beacon of hope
All of the Seekers songs were hits in the 60s. I wish they had continued because after they went back to Australia, music veered off in a heavy R&R direction with the Stones and Beatles. I really miss their pure voices and lyrics.Thanks for the post it evokes happy memories of the 60s in England, UK.
I first heard this song from the Irish Rovers back in the early 1970s as a child. It wasn't until years later and I heard this version that I found out The Seekers are the ones who made it famous. What a beautiful song, and a great early music video set on the 'Puffing Billy' steam train.
It's an era that has slipped by so quickly but to be part of this magic time and to have enjoyed the best that modern music has to offer, We were further blessed by groups and people who made up the Seekers, The Beatles, The Hollies, etcccc...but Judith Durham had her own special pedestal...and as pedestals go, room for only one....and as the move title states....TAKEN.! Thank you for the joy, Tears and sheer happiness you gave us. For 79 years there was a blank spot in the sky...now forever Filled.🤣
Judith's voice is incomparable to any one on this planet. She is singing in Heaven now but our hearts are broken without her here with us. Gone too soon. We Love you Judith and thank you for sharing your gift with us, we are so grateful .
One of my ALL-time favorites. Love the song, love the steam engine! Oh, those memories...released February 4, 1967 reaching #44 on March 25. Long live The Seekers.
I was 3 years and 8 months old when I first heard this song. Seriously ill in hospital in Belfast with peritonitis, and hours from death. They played it over the radio in the childrens ward. I can still remember every word and the beautiful melody as if it were yesterday. That was Christmas 1966. I'm still listening and enjoying not that far from Christmas 2020. My thanks and heartfelt gratitude to doctors, nurses and medical staff who saved my young life way back then, and to God Who in His Divine Mercy enabled then to do so.
We have lost a most precious soul in Judith’s passing…may her beautiful soul find its place in the splendor of Gods loving arms…
My Mum used to sing this to me when I was small. And play this record to send me to sleep. I was born in '68 but was lucky enough to see The Seekers live in the 1990s.
And me too Julie ,,,,, best ever days of our Lives !!! X
Just found out today that Judith Durham passed away August 5, 2022, in Melbourne, at the age of 79. Her wonderful performance here is what introduced me to The Seekers - I had never heard of them until my dad introduced me to this recording. I would hear it many years later, at age 32, while traveling across Australia by train on the Indian Pacific Railway. Thank you Judith, for the music & memories!
Ditto
I just found out Judith passed away. Heaven has one of the best singing voices now and forever. Amen!
Yep, she was 79, bet she didn't look it though, she always was gorgeous.
PURE GOLD
I was just a young boy when the Seekers started :) Judith and The Seekers put Australia on the map for me at a very young age :) Judith is and was so beautiful , i was smitten with such beautiy and that Aussie Voice...elegant and pure beauty ...That was Judith to this young Canadian boy me ...I still love Judith and the Seekers today :)..
She would be so flattered by your comment!
Judith will never die. Her music lives forever. I can listen to her whenever I like she's always there. For me she is alive.
When I have grandchildren,I will play this song & snuggle up with the babies!
This song is too addictive because of Judith Durham soothing voice. I lost count of how many times I play over everytime I come to listen this!
Wonderful voice
What a pretty song. What a pretty voice.
The first record I ever had bought for me by my parents. Memories!!
My teacher mid 70’s played this sound I had a crush on her Judith many years later!
Simple times🥰
what a voice@!
Beautiful
Forever Judy
the first song i ever remember i am now 55 years of age the world was so different then born in ireland but spent the last 35 years in aus the hom e of the seekers
Just heard of her passing, non the less it brought a tear to my eyes. This lady could really sing. R.I.P Edith.
I had searched for this song I didnt know the proper title.The one day it just popped up.Its the first song i ever remember hearing.I was born in 1963.The memories of my wonderful beautiful parents,now gone.I miss them every day.I actually would have said The Seekers were English,i know?,sorry Australia.However that was the begining of a life long love for music.I have watched several videos now and i cant take my eyes of the tall Double Bass player,very handsome man.I know,middleage is a nightmare.x
Bass player's name is Athol Guy.
old age is even worse.. except for one thing.. wisdom. you know more because you've seen more. old people just have incredible insight (if they still have their brain, that is).
I think Athol Guy was one of the nicest, most handsome and dapper guys I've ever seen. He is now 80 years old, still active, playing the bass, very kind and courteous, and still a very tasteful dresser. :)
Bless you Judith, I will miss you for ever ❣️❣️
Super golden oldie......love it.
Judith. was the bomb, she was fantastic. they'll neer' be another. r.i.p sweetheart.🥰
I hope I can give her a hug in heaven. And tell her. Thank you.
Love the smiles 😁😁😁😁
who is watching ..august 2024...RIP Judith
I´am! Regarts from germany
Me in Kentucky.
No 1st of September's 2024
An absolute icon so sad we've
lost her now.
me in spain
Judith had that beautiful smile - and that amazing voice. The Seekers put Australia on the map IMHO.
Where are those children today? What a love video.
so beautiful .
esses meninos hoje deve ter uma média de de 61 anos a 63...que passeio inesquecível
This reminds me of Australia and riding the Puffing Billy up the Dandenongs in 1968,
judith will always be rockin rollin riding in heaven on the morningtown train
Give us back that Australia!
Judith we will always love you ❤❤❤❤
MAGIC
They don't make 'em like her anymore ❤
In Spanish, this is called a "nana"... Nana means grandmother, or more precisely in this case, what grandmas would sing to send their grandchildren to sleep and no-one but grandmas knew better how to get the kids to sleep... except possibly the Seekers... fairy-tale, timeless and inspirational.
Every night at bedtime, my little one would ask, “Daddy, can you play ‘Train whistle blowing’?”
Underbar vacker kvinna fantastiskt sångröst Slava Ukraina ☮️ Slava Ukraina ☮️ From Sweden
❤🎉
❤️🙏🏻🇨🇦
When life was still peaceful without hoaxes around, people were friendly smiling to each other, warm greetings were in the air,.....
And apparently those children were taken out of a children's home, heaven alone knows what abuses they endured.
@Jameson Serono Innocence wasn't stolen from the children of those times by avant-garde thinking, that's the peaceful times. I grew up in those times. Vietnam strikes a chord because it was our first TV War and of course it's used by intellectual thinkers...ah, so there you have it. And by the way, I was in the military during the Vietnam, Cold War days (yep, the Cold War went on before, at the same time, and long after Vietnam closed up) and things were mostly peaceful on the home front. People also lived a difficult type of life back then that adds to nostalgia for those times. Unless you lived back then you would not necessarily be able to appreciate the original comment here, so why not berate it.
WHY DID MY PARENT DETROY BETTER ME WHEN THIS RELAX MUSIC WAS AROUND pure evil toomy sadie clynes
Christ wot a good looking girl 🎶🎶👍
I am 70 years old and have had a crush on Judith since I was a teenager. Wholesome and beautiful. God rest you in peace XX
I don’t blame you. Awesome lady! She would be so flattered.
This song makes me so sad .. this beautiful lady is missed. LK
Yes
Nobody in their right mind has a bad word to say about the beautiful Judith Durham.
She has an exceptionally good voice, and this song is so tranquil and relaxing.
Why WOULD anyone want to say a negative thing about Judith? She'll always be a bright spot of joy and beauty.
Agreed this is in my opinion the most iconic song they have done
R.I.P. Judith
@@kevinrussell1144 I am sure there are a-cultural people who would.
Just ignore them.
Beautiful
Also. One of the best versions of Danny boy I ever heard
What a beautiful voice she had. Also she was a gifted Pianist.
A magical song for those born in the 60's.. few things retain their magic quite like this song.
very proud to be a 2008 kid who grew up on this song :)
I was listening to this on the radio, I believe in 1966, when I was 9 years old. It has stayed with me ever since.
Singers like Judith Durham are rare these days, her voice is like gold.
Singers like Judith Durham have always been rare, no more rare now than 50 years ago.
@@np8101Judith Durham... she died way to young. Wish i could turn back the clock and listing this amazing song for the 1st time.
Such voices were very rare during her time as well.
Another was Karen Carpenter
@@Thorsten369I wouldn’t say “way too young.” She was 79. But I agree with your sentiment.
We'll Never Find Another You , Judith.
1966 possibly the best year for music in the century
The Most underrated band in the world
❤️❤️❤️🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏆🏆🏆🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺the best
In Judith's own words she did not know how Beautiful and Loved she was. Such a Beautiful Person. Very few people like this not only in the music world but in the world in general. I would give anything to have a friend like Judit.!!!
I second this comment. Judith has perfect pitch, and she shows it in this song. She and this song are beautiful!
Yes, she would no doubt make a wonderful friend. I'm privileged to have a lovely 97 year old friend Andrée Dumon, Belgian WW2 resistance heroine (codename Nadine), who was betrayed but survived 2 concentration camps- still so kind and cheerful : ua-cam.com/video/L6_RVsTgpWI/v-deo.html
You know it!
So so true, she is a beautiful person both inside and out.
I loved Judith and seen the seekers many times, I named my daughter Judith after her.
Oh Judith, you will forever be a beautiful vivacious exciting young girl!
Your voice was the soundtrack of my youth, blessed with perfect pitch and a voice as clear as a bell, who could resist your charms?
God bless you my darling girl, angels are among us so fleetingly but are appreciated for ever.
In short,magnificent and brilliant.So lovely and heartwarming - A very nice song.I have always ❤ The Seekers.and I will continue to;Definitely.Thanks you all for great music memories.
Rest in peace judith you were my idle growing up now in 60 .and still play your songs Godbless you judith.amen🙏💖✌💙🦋🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🕊🕊🕊🌹🌹🌷🌷🌻
She would feel so honored!
RIP Judith. A voice never forgotten.
Lovely haunting voice. There is a short list of singers from this era of that caliber with us. Nicole Grisoni and Rosetta Ardito come to mind. I was surprised to find out Anne Murray is held in very high regard in such places as Bulgaria. I must take a second look at her art. What happens is you take these artists for granted. There are plenty of young singers with stellar talent, even here, such as Jenn Grant, but the corrupt music industry has shut them out. You have to search for them.
I love singing this to my twin grandsons, what a beautiful voice Judith had x
Judith was beautiful then but now she is even more beautiful. RlP
Truly one of the most beautiful songs made and sung by the gifted voice of Judith Durham. Both will be remembered for a long time to come. Joe S.
I loved the seekers and their songs since I was 10 years old now at the age of 57 years old I'm still listening to their music Judith Durham you have the most Beautiful Voice on this Planet
I grew up listening to this song and falling deeply in love with Judith Durhams' looks and voice. To me she epitomised, and still does, all that is truly beautiful in a girl.
@@MickeyMouse-ul2zs Great comment. I agree. I have never seen such a beautiful girl.
My life would not be complete without this song, and Judith, and the Seekers.
My mother used to sing this song to me while sitting on her knee as a 3 year old,good times.😊
Heard this when I was young but the Irish Rovers sang it.
@@barbsparks9119 Never heard of the Irish Rovers.
Mum sang this song for us kids, on the night that Hurricane Camille decided to pay a visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Aug 1969. We were too scared to sleep, but this song helped. I will never forget that night...
RIP JUDITH DURHAM. Most perfect voice ever!
I'm 6 years old, just emigrated to Australia, living in a nissan hut, attending a school that has me terrified. We sat on the floor, around the teacher, playing piano, and learnt this song. My daughter now sings it to my grandson when he can't sleep 🌈❤️
Very touching@ Diana Devery
My favourite too. Brings a tear to my eye even in my 60s.
good morning my friend diane what other country you was born from. I was born in Canada but was raise by my mom and two stepfathers and i also lived in the netherland's for one year went i was a teenager too
Very emotional song from the 60s beautiful as a child sang this with love 😊
@@patriciaoreilly8907 good afternoon my friend patircia yes this song is very emotional too there
This is one of those songs which has its own magic, I'm 9 years of age, playing out on my two wheel scooter, when I bump into my school friend ,who is with his big sister, and she has a small transistor radio in her hand, and this song is playing, I see her and her little brother every time I hear this song.I have many good memories of this period in my life, but few are better than this one,
I think this is the 1st song I remember as a kid in the 70s, when i was at 1st school , from the seekers, born May 23rd 1968, RIP , to a lovely women,! JUDITH , God Bless from northern Ireland UK, 🇬🇧🤝🇦🇺❤
Still loveJudy Durham RIP what a voice
Her voice is mesmerising..RIP BEAUTIFUL AUSSIE ANGEL..
This lovely little song with it's beautiful vocals, sweet lyrics, delicate melody, and vintage instrumentals, has such a pure and precious innocence about it and pulls at my heartstrings. It gives me nostalgic memories and emotions of childhood, even though I never knew of this song when I was a child. For some reason, there are tears in my eyes.
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
Such innocence from a golden time where has it all gone wrong
...yes...
There was plenty wrong in those days. It is just that with time, the bad memories fade and the good memories stay.
Judith has a Lovely voice wow those golden years have gone by
Dirty sewer of a society because of politicians.
@@edwardpootchemunka2061 hay algo que no comprendo.There is something I do not understand, did something wrong happen with the band?
i remember this song us a kid .Iwas playing on the swings at home when this song was playing i was only 4 i still love it today my child hood.
Me too :) born in 62
Judith has the most beautiful voice, she sometimes makes me cry. This song is very special for me, here is the reason, It reminds me of being in a children's home called Weedings Hall near Polmont in the early 1970s, I had some wonderful times there, the Matron (Mrs Aitken) was the first mother figure I had, a lovely woman.This song reminds me of an innocence and freedom that's difficult to find today, Thank you Seekers for shining a bright star of hope and comfort. XXXX
My Grandchilder. Oh how I love them, oh how I miss them. Not gone but not around.
Beautiful song . Rest in peace Judith...keep your beautiful voice singing in Heaven 💙
Så sant hälsningar från Sweden Örebro
🙏🏻🙏🏻👼🏻👼🏻👍👍💘💘
@@henrylarsson3150 Best wishes to you from Australia🇦🇺🙂
@@domvalero4290 🙂
They have been a fabulous group right from the very start ..... there will never be another group like them.
Such a beautiful song.Sing with the angels in heaven Judith.Rest in peace.
All of the Seekers songs have a magic of their own and bring such joy to people like myself-my parents were great fans of the Seekers and later gave an LP "Come The Day" which they bought in the 60s and which I still have in my collection
the best Aussie group ever she is just perfect
Just makes you feel good doesn’t it ?
I don't know about that.
Bob Hudson with the ' Newcastle Song ' then this song with the woman's perspective
ua-cam.com/video/S6XNhMpO7Bw/v-deo.html
Hilarious!!
Loved this song when l was in my youth. In fact, l used to sing it to my younger siblings to help them sleep, when tired. Still know all the words today. Not as young as l used to be.
Rest in peace Judith. Thank you for the music, and the memories. The voice of the Sixties, and for many generations around the world.
God bless you and keep you safe in heavens Harbour. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
Deepest condolences to the family, the Seekers and Australia at this time. You're all in our thoughts and prayers.
Once in a lifetime comes along a Judith Durham ! Pure class,pure talent. Nothing needed to changed,added or taken away,her voice was perfect
Schön, einfach schön - so wie Enya.
Aber die beiden kleinen traurigen Jungs in Judys Armen am Anfang - ich hoffe, es geht ihnen inzwischen besser.
Being a German Airman in the US in 1966 for training, she was the one whose voice made me feel good. Her lovely voice was touching the soul, I never thought a voice like this could reach my heart . RIP, and thanks for your beautiful songs.
God Bless you Judith Durham... Gone but NEVER forgotten 💔
I saw them in a concert in Cardiff a few years ago, absolutely brilliant, Judith still sounds amazing, voice of an angel
Loved this song as a child, sang it as a lullaby to my own children,Judith has a timeless peerless voice RIP.
good morning my friend jane i hope you sing this song to your grandchildren too
Incredible voice. SOO beautiful! What a gift!
@@krechenklein4453 good morning my friend krechen there is another video here of judith durham singing morning down ride in 1991 for the children hospital fund too
She's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. If she ever called me, no matter how old I were, I'd come.
what are you gonna do to her? XD
In the 60's when my mother was pregnant with me my monster of a father nearly killed
my older brother Andrew when he was 4
my mother said this song and other songs by the seekers stopped her going crazy
she kept all four of us together on her own with no money no help from any family
I remember when I was very little we all had to hide out in the woods
this song is still like a beacon of hope
Bless you, I’m glad this song has helped you.
Rip Judith amazing voice that will stay with us all for ever
All of the Seekers songs were hits in the 60s. I wish they had continued because after they went back to Australia, music veered off in a heavy R&R direction with the Stones and Beatles. I really miss their pure voices and lyrics.Thanks for the post it evokes happy memories of the 60s in England, UK.
I first heard this song from the Irish Rovers back in the early 1970s as a child. It wasn't until years later and I heard this version that I found out The Seekers are the ones who made it famous. What a beautiful song, and a great early music video set on the 'Puffing Billy' steam train.
Judith's voice graces every song she sings!
So beautiful!! Amazing!! Anything she sings it will be beautiful.
Her wonderful voice was the best-loved Australian one for years. Rest easy now, Judith, those songs will live forever.
It's an era that has slipped by so quickly but to be part of this magic time and to have enjoyed the best that modern music has to offer, We were further blessed by groups and people who made up the Seekers, The Beatles, The Hollies, etcccc...but Judith Durham had her own special pedestal...and as pedestals go, room for only one....and as the move title states....TAKEN.! Thank you for the joy, Tears and sheer happiness you gave us. For 79 years there was a blank spot in the sky...now forever Filled.🤣
RIP Judith what a wonderful lady when I watch this video reminds me of my happy times as a child love the looks on those kids faces better times
I wonder if any of the children in that film remember being part of seekers history? what a blessing this song is!
It s the best song I’ve heard I’m in bits god bless you and the seekers for this piece of heaven
Bless them they didn't pick the most photogenic child to sit on Judith's knee, lol...
@@julierobinson3633 Matter of Opinion....🙄😇
@@georgejuniorleedom4476 Depends how you feel about nose picking, I suppose, lol...
I read that at least one of them did! One of the boys is in his 60’s now I think.
Judith's voice is incomparable to any one on this planet. She is singing in Heaven now but our hearts are broken without her here with us. Gone too soon. We Love you Judith and thank you for sharing your gift with us, we are so grateful .
I just wish she had stayed with the group longer. We would have had who knows how many
more great songs. Unforgettable 😮voice
❤
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A song from my childhood and I still know the words
if an angel could sing this is what it would sound like..
One of my ALL-time favorites. Love the song, love the steam engine! Oh, those memories...released February 4, 1967 reaching #44 on March 25. Long live The Seekers.
I was 3 years and 8 months old when I first heard this song. Seriously ill in hospital in Belfast with peritonitis, and hours from death. They played it over the radio in the childrens ward. I can still remember every word and the beautiful melody as if it were yesterday. That was Christmas 1966. I'm still listening and enjoying not that far from Christmas 2020. My thanks and heartfelt gratitude to doctors, nurses and medical staff who saved my young life way back then, and to God Who in His Divine Mercy enabled then to do so.
Glad you’re well mate👍🏼
Thanks Andy. Much appreciated👍
THANKS FOR SHARING THAT WONDROUS MEMORY, AND MAY THE LORD GRANT YOU MANY MORE AND EVER-MORE BLESSED CHRISTMASES! GOD BLESS, AND A BLESSED CHRISTMAS!
Thank you Philip for those kind words. May you also have a Blessed and peaceful Christmas 2020 and many more to follow.👍
I'm not on my death bed but this is music therapy. Just like all their music 🎶🎵😌.