MUSIC OF THE SIXTIES The Girl Singers(3) (Petula,Dusty,Susan,Marianne,Cilla & Sandie)
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Petula Clark Downtown
Dusty Springfield You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
Susan Maughan Make Him Mine
Marianne Faithful Come And Stay With Me
Cilla Black It Feels So Good
Sandie Shaw Always Something There To Remind Me
No tattoos, no nose rings or studs, no neon mohawks, no squawks, grunts or shrieks. Just pure talent, attractiveness and grace. It was a different world, and it's all gone now.
Maybe - hopefully - not quite all gone.
The fuck does that have to do with the music?
@@bruce3242 Obviously, judging by your bellicose reaction to my comment, it means nothing to you. Continue enjoying what you prefer; there's more than enough of what you like out there. Stay cool.
AMEN 2 that...& 'SPOT ON'!, Tom.
For sure on those words of how it was back then,clean,pure
Dusty Springfield one of the greatest female vocalists of all time.
One huge point-of-praise:
Dusty is NOT lip-syncing in this clip. I miss her.
I’m sure you have researched all time.
Who was the girl with black hair please ❤
@@gerrymcglynn7390 Susan Maughan...
The most wonderful years. Glad I grew up and was a teenager in the 60’s❤. Best music era ever!
These ladies actually had talent, with great lyrics. No gimmicks. No wind machines,nobody rolling around the floor like some nasty thing. No pyrotechnics or huge bands. Just pure talent. We’ll never see talent like this again.
I agree! And you are so right! 🤗
Petula Clark started as a Child Star
@@jamesgudgeon4868
Ironically she ended up doing porn in the nineties strung out on H
You confuse personal NOSTALGIA for TALENT.
@@christopherp.hitchens3902
Correction, this is talent. I get the feeling you don’t like music of this era or the women in the video. Fine, these women were very talented. They had long careers.
Petula Clark was actually singing (not lip syncing)…. And interacting with the cast. Tremendous
To a track, or had a orchestra.?
@@ronniebishop2496 live orchestra.
So was Dusty...I think.
British TV made singers sing live to backing tracks.
And still performing in 2023!
Dusty Springfield's pipes were gifts from God. She could belt out the drama, blues, you name it.
As are those of French singer Mireille Mathieu. Check out her material, of which there is plenty on UA-cam.
Well spoken
Dusty was one of the greatest singers who have ever lived, whether it be male or female. Her voice was range and tonality was alto, which is below the vocal range of soprano, as female vocalists are known.
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She is the best good to hear from you.shane
Petula Clark was the one who had the definitive career that is still going strong at a Unmatchable 91 years young.
From child Star of radio and movies to chart hits all over Europe (France, Italy,Germany and Spain.)
Petula Clark is a Worldwide Mega-Star with outstanding hits in both the British Charts and then WOW!!!! America.
The Americans instantly took Petula to their hearts.
Upon hearing the musical masterpiece that is Downton the USA went Petula Clark Crazy.
Petula Clark got a truly amazing FIFTHTEEN consecutive Top One Hundred Chart hits after Downtown with the musical genius of both Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent songs and Petula's Unique way of singing them .
(I Couldn't Live Without Your Love,I Know A Place,The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener,Colour My World,Who Am I,Sign Of The Times,My Love ect.)
Petula Clark played on The World's biggest stages including Cesus Palace, Broadway, London and France.
After being a Child Star appearing in films and the radio Petula Clark became a Movie Star for the second time as she appeared with Hollywood Legend Fred Astaire in Finnian's Rainbow followed by Goodbye Mister Chips with Peter O'Toole.
Afterwards Petula branched out into Musical Theatre.
Appearing in Mega Musicals such as The Sound Of Music then with American Superstar David Cassidy in Blood Brothers to sell out audiences every time
Next came Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard where Petula had standing applause every show.
Finally Petula appeared in Mary Poppins The Musicial in London's West End.
Quite a CV don't you think?
One that is extremely unlikely ever to be matched.
❤Well Done to Petula Clark OBE for all the happiness and joy that you have brought myself and all of your fans Worldwide.
❤
WHEN LADIES COULD REALLY SING NO GIMMICKS JUST GREAT VOICES BRILLIANT 💖
Adele could hold her own with any of those ladies to be fair mate.
@@markcrosby3198 ADELE IS GOOD BUT THESE LADIES WERE GREAT NO COMPARISON
Agreed, mate
@@tommcconville677 👍🏻💯
Very much so. To a lot of people's dismay, somewhere down the road, a performers ability to do something special, that not too many other people could do, lost it's validity. Change had to come. It was inevitable. Suspect, if you look all the way down at the bottom of reasons why this had to happen, you would find one word, and that is GREED.
Dusty's "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" is one of the greatest female vocal performances of all time. Petula Clark had such a smooth dazzling voice, have to add Dame Shirley Bassey, Darlene Love, Ronnie Spector and of course Karen Carpenter
Ohh what a list--not forgetting Joni M, Judy C, Judith D, Mary H and and Melanie S eoooh er! enough to make you go all seaside postcardie!-not!😎
@@tomref4001 Melanie does something for me, she sang real loud and never used sex! Cilla Black/White too..
@@stevenhayes3241 Cilla belting out 'you're my world' live with george martin conducting the Orchestra 5 million viewers on youtube is absolutely sublime!
When pop music had melody, harmony, arrangement and sincerity.
Spot on David...sadly those days are gone, but what memories of the time when music was music, life was simple but happy...the less you had the happier you were, as no one was better than enyone else, but there was community and all helped each other....we could do with that world today....anyone got a time machine ? 🤔😏
And real orchestras!
Nowadays women have to take their clothes off and sing through a machine to give them volume and to stay in tune FACT
We are enjoying music from the 1960’s, now 50+ years later. Will today’s music be enjoyed 50 years from now?
The world had issues then, but that era had cool songs.
Dusty was one of the greatest singer's of all she was absolutely brilliant a gem miss her so much she gave us so much GOD BLESS DUSTY AND CILLA UP THERE IN HEAVEN.
Ephesians 2:8-9
8 For by God's grace are we saved through faith; not by works, (or being a firefighter or law enforcement or a hero or a marine or a veteran or a war hero or dying for your country or actor or puppeteer or News reporter/anchor or a soul singer or killed by a terrorist or a sports hero or our heritage or ethnic background or a fashion designer or engineer or a rock star or bodybuilder or a writer or cooking show host or walk into a room and lite up a room with their smile or a pioneer or a trail blazer or trending or a legend or a super pop star or bounty hunter or race car driver or football coach or country music singer or basketball star or civil rights leader or being modest or being humble or a Disney star actor or game show host or making people laugh or making people happy or never killing anyone) 9 it is the free gift of God, not that anyone can boast of their salvation." Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the Lake of Fire that burns with sulphur and fire on Judgement day.
Thanks for the sermon reverend. My papa Buddy has helped out drug addicts across the border In Tijuana for almost 30 years including saving my mothers life back in 1994 twice. Mirna had both legs in her tomb and they were closing the door. If not for my Dad my sister Wendy 1998, Me Maria 2000, Nico 2002 and Larissa 2004 wouldn’t exsisted. Buddy is an agnostic will he make it to the e
@@buddyvilla7393 what is the e? and what does any of this have to do with "E"? whatever that is. Have no idea what your talking about or what you want answered.
Had the pleasure of meeting this lovely lady in the Virgin Studios in West London. She made me a coffee.
@@edwardoleyba3075 Prove it.
I’m so glad I was able to grow up with this music, the 60’s and 70’s were a great time to grow up my best friend used to dance and sing along, I miss those days
I spent my early years of the late 60s and early 70s waiting to be drafted for the Vietnam War therefore all these songs and music of that era hold great significance to me. In the Spring of 72 The Paris Peace Accord was signed which ended the US involvement in the Vietnam War, I joined the US ARMY in the summer of 73 but had to go pick up my draft card, I was number 54.
This is when music was music and you actually had to hit notes.❤
They just don't make them like they used to. I love the music from the 60s! They're all timeless. These old clips from the TV shows are fantastic! They don't do that anymore either. I love your channel! ❤️ Thank you!
GOD I miss Dusty all I have are her CDs she WILL NOT BE Forgotten....!
I have some of their CDs thank goodness I can listen from time to time
until judgement day.
@@thefallguysrock Did I say... "her judgement day?? Or YOUR judgement day???
It's great to listen and understand what there singing , no gimmicks, just pure talent 👌
I met Dusty back in 1985 - I was recording at Odyssey studios in London and she was working in the studio next to us - she came in to introduce herself and check out what we were up to and she was extremely nice to talk to. I'm so glad I got to meet her because I'd always been a great admirer of her vocal talents and it was nice to finally get to talk to her.
Name dropper.
@@snoopy7690Not really. These people aren’t aliens just because they’re famous. They do bump into people in RL & it’s nice to get a perspective from someone who met her. She seemed a really nice lady, so it’s good to confirm that’s exactly how she was.
Dusty Springfield was a great great talent!!! Lord I miss her!!
I read was very near sighted.
So everything was a blur when she was singing on stage.
Pet Clark, Dusty Springfield, Susan Maugham, Marianne Faithful, Cilla Black, and Sandie Shaw we’re part and parcel of the British Invasion! Truly talented and great performers! You left out a truly talented Australian, Judith Durham! These were special ladies!
Absolutely agree with you on the late Judith Durham of the Seekers whom passed away in August. Not many people know that Dusty Springfield's brother Tom Springfield wrote several of their top hits that beat out the Beatles and Rolling Stones as well as other top groups of the time.
Judith Durham had a unique voice indeed, but she wasnt a solo artist until she left the Seekers. Not sure she ever reached the heihgts she did while with the Seekers, once she left🤔
Missing one and I can’t remember her name. Getting old is not fun. She had lots of his! No matter I love all of there girls too.
Leslie Gore!
And don't forget Shirley Bassey in that group
The 60s were a time of colour and creativity which overturned the drabness of the immediate post war years. So thankful to have lived through them as a teenager
The days when you could buy a house on one man’s wages and the mother could stay at home and bring up the kids and not palm them off to any Tom, Dick or Harry just to afford the repayments. Now us older citizens are being punished by Starmer for never having it so good by withdrawing our benefits that we have worked and paid taxes for over many years.
Downtown is a brilliant composition, formwise. Melodic, dramatic, and having TWO climaxes - 'Just listen to the music...' followed by the even bigger 'Downtown...' Petula Clark is always professional yet so at ease on stage. Love the way she delivers the line '...to guide them along...'! Class act.
She was pure talent. Downtown is the first song as a child that stood out for me and left a lasting memory.
Downtown & several more songs for Pet Clarke [eg; "I know A Place"] were written by Tony Hatch & his wife Jackie Trent. Hatch was the Simon Cowell of his day on a talent show called "New Faces".
Agreed. It's a monstrously great song. It was THE favorite song of the Canadian genius pianist Glenn Gould.
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Love this Petula Clark live rendition!
But the dancing was pretty silly, gotta admit.
Susan Maughan? Wow ... sweet ... and quite the voice. Why she wasn't a hit on our side of the Atlantic ...?
Beauty!!❤
A priceless collection of performances from some truly talented singers
Petula Clark should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, many great songs, everyone sand to them.
Dusty Springfield was so amazing, her interpretation of Burt Bacharach songs was wowzer
I confess that I never heard of Susan Maughan before. What a beauty and such a strong voice. Too bad she didn’t get as much airplay
Most of her material was a bit dated for the time. 'Make Him Mine' was unusually upbeat for her.
She was never able to cross the Atlantic. Her biggest hit reached #3 in the UK, but she never charted in the US or Canada.
You might like Helen Shapiro It Might as Well Rain Until September.
@@ericbond5276 I do. I saw a video of her singing with the Beatles making a cameo appearance
@@bigal3248 She sounds a little bit like Amy Winehouse.
Dusty has an angelic voice when she sings is like an angel serenading. Wow what a singer.
I remember hearing "Downtown "
when I was about 3 or 4 years old when my Mom would sing it in 60's I still love it.
Timeless.
I was 8 with my dad...
God how I loved Petula and Dusty ! They were all so great. They didn'took like hookers, or pole dancers like alot of them do today ! Plus they had talent !
Beautiful singers with real talent
Pet Clark actually sang!!! and looked live!!!! wonder how many of todays so called singers could pull that off!!!
not many
Very few
A lot of today’s singers are good, I just prefer these artists. I
She's the real deal, no "autotune".
Well said.
Real live raw talent. Nobody can touch them today.
One word sums these singers,outstanding.
Susan Maughan was utterly gorgeous.
Takes me back to my youth, great memories. Best years of my life, miss those good old days especially with the way the world is heading. Sad ❤
I was lucky enough to meet Petula Clark at a dinner show she gave in Toronto just before I left for Japan. That was thirty-five years ago, and she couldn't have been kinder or more gracious. She always had a distinctive, powerful, clear voice. A true great.
I was a child in the 60s. Things were simpler and people actually talked face to face without relying on tech bring back innocence.
What memories come flooding back when I listen to these wonderful talented ladies. Love them all❤
Dusty and Cilla in Heaven making beautiful music, two great leg.
And now joined by Judith Durham of the Seekers. What a stage show that'll be.
Cilla Black had a reputation for looking down her nose at the so-called 'little people'. There are many accounts from air stewards and stewardesses about her being a right cow.
@@CrankCase08 It's sad that a few celebrities get carried away by their popularity and raised income as proof that they are and should be exalted by we, the great unwashed (in their opinion), in every facet of life. Says much about their fragile sense of self.
Their, "Do you know who I am?" statements also give cause to roll our eyes at their sad false personal opinion.
Oh well. I'll just continue to ignore their ridiculous statements and go about my personal life.
A brilliant video. Thanks for putting it together.
Pet Clark had a great voice and incredible timing. Hatch and Trent were almost the British Bacharach and David.
Back in the 80's I worked with Susan Maughan, and she remains one of the loveliest, most genuine pro's I've ever met. Lovely woman!
You can understand all the words. On the radio today some artists slur or do not enunciate clearly. Loved the Seekers too and the songs of the 60’s and the 70’s.
They look better then today's singers
Hi Patsy💐💐
Class acts, all of them. Great time for natural talent!
Boy I miss that era!
I grew up in the 60's and 70's...
Every time I watch these old clips from that era, I get so nostalgic and heartsick for the less complicated and much more innocent times back then!
I wish I had a time machine to take me back!!!
And it was safe to go downtown.
It was such a shame but Dusty Springfield passed away about 5 years ago of cancer... of cancer .... What a Loss she had the BEST voice and I & others will truly miss her :(
frank fiore sadly Dusty passed away from Breast Cancer in 1999. My favourite female singer of all time
frank fiore sadly Dusty passed away from Breast Cancer in 1999. My favourite female singer of all time
Went 6 to 16 in the 60's.
What a great time to be a kid.
Great music.
3 to 13. Had older siblings.
thats what you call music
Can't believe Pet Clark is now 90. Perhaps I shouldn't be thinking like that and just enjoy the memories of these great singers. They'll never be equalled. Dusty Springfield still makes me emotional after all these years.
Though I was born after Dusty's heyday, I'm a big fan. She had such a glorious and distinctive voice. My favorite song of hers is the one shown here, but of course anything she did was amazing.
Great personalities these girls from the sixties,my No 1 Susan Maughn met her briefly when singing with a big band. Voice,looks (beautiful) and personality,she had the lot.
Dusty was the most talented singer by a mile.
Dusty was really superb voice and emotion!
She had only one hit but Lulu's interpretation of To Sir With Love was one of the best from the Sixties!
Not true. She did indeed have more hits.
Love all these sweet ladies, even here in 2022. happy days.
Even if im still a child when these songs came, im in awe and goosebumps everytime i listen to them. Wow Dusty what a soul voice Im almost teary eyed.
Amazing. I heard a lot of this on the radio as a little kid and didn't know the names. But I knew it was great material.
Yes I do agree,intellectual,elegant singers(men & women) love the oldies talented artist they have unique contribution to our world💕🎸🎼📆🎺
No enhanced vocals, pure talent and no frills! Grew up listening to this music! Brings back memories of a time we'll never see again ❣️.
The world that we used to know is a world that no longer exists!
Susan Maughan that's my girl she gives me goosebumps
R.I.P. Dusty Springfield ❤purity of heartfelt soul, gorgeous ❤❤
I had the extreme pleasure to meet and actually sit and talk with Perula while on a cruise. The most gracious lady I've ever met. She took the time to sit with me and we took a number of pictures together. A tremendous talent and a truly remarkable and gracious person.
gorgeous voices without autotune and melodie’s that will last forever
Canções que nos transportam a épocas maravilhosas Que não voltam mais, porém poucos podem atingi-los , somente os que viveram essas épocas e os que tem afinidades, somos privilegiados!
Pure classics 🎶🎶
Petula’s male dancers are a riot.
Yeah, how bad was that? It was really, what's the word? Gay?
@@lamarravery4094 'Gay' is an understatement. Try 'flaming'..
Beauty and talent !! Time machine please ✨ !!
So many great female voices from the past.
Love Susan Maughan's singing, looks a lot like Dianna Rigg
Never heard " Make Him Mine" before. Should have been a bigger hit.
I don't know how old petula Clark is but she was in a film today and it was made in the 40 s ,,,can't believe she still performing ,what a trooper 👌
She was born in 1932 and turned 90 last month.
Had the pleasure of meeting Susan She opened a fate where I used to live ,very talented woman and very charming. And funny too.
GREAT ERA ! GREAT MUSIC ! GREAT ENTERTAINERS !
Susan Maugham....so gorgeous.
I wish I could revisit the 60s just once more
Oui vraiment très très séduisante...💓
John Lennon chegou a ter um caso com a cantora em 1965
@@armandobarbosa2914 really?
@@pixivity Bom dia Pixivity, no livro de Cynthia Powell,JONH Larousse do Brasil. A própria Cynthia Powell,narra na íntegra, que Susan havia organizada uma festa em sua residência, quando então, naquela noite John ficou com Susan, inclusive, também por alguns meses
Acontece que não obstante, sem sombra de dúvidas , além de Cynthia, contar toda sua vida de casada com John, também seu filho Julian , também subscreve todas histórias contadas por sua mãe
Sinceramente, recomendaria ler o livro que foi editado em 2005
The purity of song lost, thank goodness for these musical treasures. Love them
One of, if not the most skilful singers of all time. She was pitch perfect. Sadly missed.
Judith Durham.
Who?
Well I still play all of these artists regularly , love them all and they’re certainly not forgotten in my home along with so many others ❤
Dusty in my opinion was only followed by Petula Clark but NO ONE can hold a candle to Dusty I have all her music....!!!!!!
i agree No One can beat Dusty that voice one in a million
She's also beautiful!
@@jacquelinekingsley9077 Marianna Faithfull foi a mulher mais linda que testemunhei na vida
Biased‼️
may wanna take a real close look at Judith Durham. Nobody outside of the Big O walked in her shoes. At least not in the 60's she was absolutely in her own league. In the 70's we had singers like Jennifer Rush that came along and in the 80's the incomparable Sissel. But in the 60's? Judith owned it on the female side.
My time will never change. Never!
I'm back again in the '60ties.😊😊😊😊😊
Dusty is the most underrated singer of the 60's
as is her 'Please don't go'....😘😎
What a great arrangement for Petula Clark.
Hi Cheryl💐💐
Plus a beautiful dress ❤
Every decade has its share of great singers. The sixties were the start of my musical education. These women certainly had that rare quality of style and talent. Great talent will always be rediscovered by future generations. Wait until they discover the magic of Bassey and Streisand and all those who amazing talents that have brought us to today. Makes me want to see what the next great generation will discover and who will bring us the new standards.
Sadly you will be waiting for some time, the gene pool is weird now 🥹
the generations of the 21st century have done NOTHING for "pop". You gotta look elsewhere like out of the USA and at crossover singers like Sissel, Enya and a few others.
Marianne Faithful sounded to me like what I imagined an Angel must sound like. And looked even prettier. Oh what a time to grown up in.
nice collection of the great brit female pop stars of the sixties.
Também Helen Shapiro e Lulu
Dusty Springfield magnificent!
Pure talent, no damm gimmicks!
When I was a kid, I used to sing "Downtown" all the time. Still a great song.
Wonderful voice...miss them all..
Muy buena musica con las señoritas Singer años sesentas inolvidables
Ricardo Alegria zambrano
Popayan cauca Colombia
I remember that song, Down Town, thanks for the video. Brings back memories.
It's so sixties. Love it. All had great talent and star quality
Dusty, fabulous voice.
Make Him Mine, what a great song! Never heard it before. I like the 'chugging' acoustic guitar in the rhythm section.
Just pure music and a classic act
my ghoses....
so beautiful...
so elegan...
aaawsome....
🕊️🔥🕊️🔥🕊️🔥
When ladies were ladies, when singers had voices, when music was music.
Yes Dusty Really Liked The Girls…!
Talented ladies! Love Dusty..🌼💛
I was a teenager in the 60s, love the fashion and we used to make our own clothes.
Yep. A totally lost art, Ann. Just about all females could sew back then. I remember my GF at the time.. "wait I gotta finish this up". unreal.The absolute best decade that this world has ever seen. I would give anything to return to it.
Dusty , definitely the greatest !!!
👍👍👍👍👍
Dusty's my favorite by far, followed by Petula and Sandie--speaking of the latter, we only got one second of her! 😰
Good taste. Dusty is in a different league from the others, sui generis.
Sandie always sang in her bare feet!
Gosh I miss those days 💔