Such fond memories of Julie on TV in the 60's and her records on children's radio too. She was also very beautiful. R.I.P. Julie. Thank you for the music. xx
I'm 56 When I was a school Our music teacher would play this on guitar we would sing......then one day she said she was leaving..unlike other teachers she was very nice. We were gutted. Anyway we had the last sing song. At the end of the song She ripped out some wild guitar solos That I now know to be JIMI HENDRIX..... HOPE SHE IS STILL WITH US GOD BLESS YA. ps I can play some mean rock guitar......
Used to love this song on Junior Choice with Ed Stewpot - brings back so many memories of childhood! It always made me feel like I wanted to go the zoo IMMEDIATELY if not sooner!
My mum told me about this and so I thought I'd have a look. I think the bit that amuses me most is the fact it's her singing to an audience of adults. And them singing back.
Just so good, God bless Julie. Saw her on The Frost Report and other Brit programmes in the late '60s, think she may have even had her own show for a brief period. Sing this one to my granddaughter.........timeless music.
Im 58 now and remember parents playing this when we went to the zoo. Today we are going to the zoo with the family and we are all singing this song on repeat, we going to the zoo zoo zoo 😊
Y'know, I was in my 30s before I ever heard it, and yes, my first exposure to it was that Monty Python sketch. I, too, am envious of all those who grew up with this fantastic song! I have made sure this doesn't happen to my children. We sing it every time we're on our way to the zoo. And we make up verses of our own, too! (Lions, giraffes, alligators, kangaroos, etc)
oswald wellman this was a famous and well known song for many around the world, including me! Julie was one of my favourite artists - the song was not just for kids at all!
THIS IS FOR MY AUNTY GAYNOR, SHE WOULD PLAY THIS FOR ME IN HER CAR WAS MY FAV AND I USED TO LOVE VISITING WELLINGTON AND STAYING WITH HER AND MY UNCLE THEY HAD THE MOST AMAZING VIEW OF THE LISHTS WELLINGTON MAGIC
I saw her perform in the early/mid noughties and every other song was announced with "And here's another song written by Tom Paxton." I still have the autographed CD from that night.
A crowd of mostly men sang along to this song when this was made back then. Now it's a children's song that's probably been covered by Coco Melon. But Damn, She's Purty!
Python for me too. I'd get the weirdest looks from people when I suddenly go into this one while bored or mindlessly strolling down the street not really realizing how loud I'm doing it,and they don't believe I didn't make it up!
I was forced to sing this many times at primary school music lessons. We used to sing, "We're going to the loo (slang for toilet) tommorow. We can do poo, poo ,poo. We're going to the loo. If a few kids sing that and most kids sing "zoo", the music teacher couldn't hear it.
All Though Julie is from across the pond she was classed as Britains Answer to Joan Baez as Donovan was the British version Bob Dylan all 4 are great by the way I saw Julie at the theatre Play house Weston Super Mare some time back and she sang going to the Zoo But it was at the end of the show the fans went wild Great lady
I think it’s a very sad song about divorce and the implications on nuclear family and children. The parents are obviously separated and taking their children to the zoo on separate days.
This is probably gonna make me sound like a lunatic, but definitely remember a song from school that went something like "With my hands on my head, what have we here? This is my brainbox, my teacher dear,,,,,,Nicky nocky nacky noo,,,,that's what they taught me when I went to school!"....dpes anybody know this song??
You are clearly the one misinterpreting their body language. There is some clear disdain smeared on the faces of most of them. Sure, not all hate to be there but most clearly seem to be forcing the painfully awkward smiles that are so begrudgingly crafted by themselves.
Such fond memories of Julie on TV in the 60's and her records on children's radio too. She was also very beautiful. R.I.P. Julie. Thank you for the music. xx
I'm 56
When I was a school
Our music teacher would play this on guitar we would sing......then one day she said she was leaving..unlike other teachers she was very nice. We were gutted.
Anyway we had the last sing song.
At the end of the song
She ripped out some wild guitar solos
That I now know to be
JIMI HENDRIX.....
HOPE SHE IS STILL WITH US GOD BLESS YA.
ps I can play some mean rock guitar......
Rest in peace and happy journey Julie Felix. This song has never failed to brighten my mood.
Wow I hear this song and get a tear in my eye, such a great childhood song.
We are off to the Zoo in the morning so I just played this to my kids R.I.P Julie x
Rest in Peace Beautiful Julie, thank you for your beautiful music God bless you xx
Used to love this song on Junior Choice with Ed Stewpot - brings back so many memories of childhood! It always made me feel like I wanted to go the zoo IMMEDIATELY if not sooner!
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Sorry wrong number, I'm a psychiatrist
+Ben Gongon
Ah, Mr. Notlob! Park your hips on the sitting device.
+Häijy Velho Mr. Notlob, as you know, I am a leading Harley Street surgeon *music blares* as seen on television.
Ortonfan258
The surgery is nothing to worry about, although it is *extremely* dangerous.
Häijy Velho there's nothing an expensive operation cant prolong
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My mum told me about this and so I thought I'd have a look. I think the bit that amuses me most is the fact it's her singing to an audience of adults. And them singing back.
Because they wanted to relive their childhood. We all want to occasionally.
Just so good, God bless Julie. Saw her on The Frost Report and other Brit programmes in the late '60s, think she may have even had her own show for a brief period. Sing this one to my granddaughter.........timeless music.
Stunning looking Julie and with talent as well.
R.I.P Julie...we all sang along with her at the Isle of Wight festival 1969,,to this song
R.i.p. Julie 23 march 2020 loved your music
Absolute legend. Sadly missed. RIP, ...... see you at the zoo. x
Im 58 now and remember parents playing this when we went to the zoo. Today we are going to the zoo with the family and we are all singing this song on repeat, we going to the zoo zoo zoo 😊
Brings back memories. Julie Felix , June 14th 1938 - March 22nd 2020. RIP Julie.
So who else got directed here from a Monty Python skit?
Rest in peace Julie 14 June 1938 - 22 March 2020
Mind your language brought me here its a nice song😊
Desert Fenix por favor 😂
Moi aussi !
Monty Python brought me here and im in love ^^
Same!!!!! 😂😂😂 I was looking for the original version. Found some imitation and thrn finally found this..
Haha me too , riding the Elephant
Y'know, I was in my 30s before I ever heard it, and yes, my first exposure to it was that Monty Python sketch. I, too, am envious of all those who grew up with this fantastic song! I have made sure this doesn't happen to my children. We sing it every time we're on our way to the zoo. And we make up verses of our own, too! (Lions, giraffes, alligators, kangaroos, etc)
wow your comment was ages ago
RIP, Julie Felix. Lovely song, and also like "El Condor Pasa".
This song inexplicably plays in the background of a Monty Python sketch. Just an example of how zany that show is.
I really liked this song when I was a kid, classic :)
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I still do.
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Ah the joys of 60's folk, julie at the zoo, PPM chasing puff, and the seekers on the morningtown ride
I never heard anyone else sing this song Julie .sang it with such personality and fun, it became a signature piece.
Looking back over the comments i see two that think this an "only for children" song,
oswald wellman this was a famous and well known song for many around the world, including me! Julie was one of my favourite artists - the song was not just for kids at all!
+nalarepooc1. I'm glad you agree with me.
Yes I do Oswald!
sad , she died 2 days ago on the 22nd march
A brilliant version of this great kid's song from the sixties !
damn. kids looked older back then.
I love the animated look on her lovely face when she is singing this! Sadly, she doesn't like to sing it anymore :(
AM STILL in 2021
She was very pretty indeed ☺
I keep hearing people playing guitars and singing!
Love this version
THIS IS FOR MY AUNTY GAYNOR, SHE WOULD PLAY THIS FOR ME IN HER CAR WAS MY FAV AND I USED TO LOVE VISITING WELLINGTON AND STAYING WITH HER AND MY UNCLE THEY HAD THE MOST AMAZING VIEW OF THE LISHTS WELLINGTON MAGIC
RIP Julie
Don't forget who wrote it! Tom Paxton! Plus other great songs for his own kids, Jennifer's Rabbit and The Marvellous Toy.
I saw her perform in the early/mid noughties and every other song was announced with "And here's another song written by Tom Paxton." I still have the autographed CD from that night.
One of my best friends, Dilly, in Canada loves this song!
A crowd of mostly men sang along to this song when this was made back then.
Now it's a children's song that's probably been covered by Coco Melon.
But Damn, She's Purty!
she's playing the song to twenty-some year olds
Python for me too. I'd get the weirdest looks from people when I suddenly go into this one while bored or mindlessly strolling down the street not really realizing how loud I'm doing it,and they don't believe I didn't make it up!
Clearly a lively and charismatic performer
Well she's gone to the zoo now and isn't coming back. I used to sing this a lot at music lessons as a child.
Best song ever.
What are they doing in my stomach?!?
Heard it in The Frost Report (David Frost's TV show) back in the 60s.
Monty Python brought me here!
One of their better skits. Although in truth, they have very few bad skits.
She wonderful
love it!
13 persons didn't come here because of Monty Pythons.
I went thru 39 versions till I found the right one.
YUP
Exactly, she sings "Sniffin' up the peanuts".
I'm sure I had Julie singing this on tape when I was little, or it sounded very like her anyway!
For me old mucker and the birthday girl. ❤❤❤❤
As played on radio 1s junior choice years ago
Before the tragic demises of keith chegwin
And ed stew pot stewart
Written by Tom Paxton. Good song.
oh yeah! Dilly loves this !
I was forced to sing this many times at primary school music lessons. We used to sing, "We're going to the loo (slang for toilet) tommorow. We can do poo, poo ,poo. We're going to the loo. If a few kids sing that and most kids sing "zoo", the music teacher couldn't hear it.
Very nice!
I remember Captain Kangaroo had this song with a video with a family with two or three children, with a toddler in the video.
I'm afraid were going to have to operate.
I'm 16 and I like this song
The Gaming Lion yes Tom la
you are a twat then
The hippie squatters were playing this in Michael Palin's stomach.
♥️
Stay Safe Everyone 💚
What coincidence I'm actually going to the zoo right now
RIP
Came from Monty Python's Flying Circus/Psychiatry Sketch from 1970.
I was 8 year old in 2012
All Though Julie is from across the pond she was classed as Britains Answer to Joan Baez as Donovan was the British version Bob Dylan all 4 are great
by the way I saw Julie at the theatre Play house Weston Super Mare some time back and she sang going to the Zoo But it was at the end of the show the fans went wild Great lady
I think it’s a very sad song about divorce and the implications on nuclear family and children. The parents are obviously separated and taking their children to the zoo on separate days.
But why isn't Tsai Chin's version on UA-cam?? Anyone got The Western World Of Tsai Chin l.p.???
She should have sang this to a group of children instead of adult's.
This is like an advanced difficulty version of Old McDonald.
I didn't hear that line about being killed by a bear the first time I listened to this song....
An I thought they were all off their faces on LSD in those days
2023 😂
what is the b side to this single?
What episode?
This needs a remix.
There is nothing than a expensive operation cant fix, Mr. Notlob!!! aaaah.. Monty...
This is probably gonna make me sound like a lunatic, but definitely remember a song from school that went something like "With my hands on my head, what have we here? This is my brainbox, my teacher dear,,,,,,Nicky nocky nacky noo,,,,that's what they taught me when I went to school!"....dpes anybody know this song??
I remember this from a group called The Singing Kettle - Scottish children's songs in the 80s :)
+mistofoles I sang this song when i was in the brownies in the early 1970's
+mistofoles I sang this to my class about 6 years ago - got them to join in with it. Yes I remember it well.
Python... Nuff said
WHAT was the black bear doing??
That audience! They looked like they SO didn't want to be there! That poor woman, singing that song to those zombies,
jiggarypokery Why are you misrepresenting the obvious fact that most of the audience is smiling with enjoyment and singing along with Julie ?
oswald wellman No they aren't. Those are the fake smiles of a tortured soul.
The Skeptical Nerd You must have severe communication problems with people , as you are obviously unable to discern body language.
You are clearly the one misinterpreting their body language. There is some clear disdain smeared on the faces of most of them. Sure, not all hate to be there but most clearly seem to be forcing the painfully awkward smiles that are so begrudgingly crafted by themselves.
The Skeptical Nerd I feel sorry for you
sniffing up the WHAT??
@eightfootmanchild LOL !!!
Wow. good looking chick!
@ragingbull888 that's hippies for ya
Simpler times
Im just teaching this song to 2-3 year olds in an international school where i work, They love it !
Those men in ties do not want to be singing along.
Albatross.
Mind your language gang!! Hit like..
This was real music not what we got today with the likes of Nikki Minaj, lady Gaga etc
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ok,
haahhahaha 0:38
hahahahahhahahahahahhah :')
i heard it :L
Was she American?
She was and still is American. Now living in semi-retirement in Chorleywood, of all places.
+Paul James Where the hell is that??
Chorleywood is near London.
+Paul James Really? I've never heard of it.
haahhahaha 38
so very kinky
lo que me ponen a cantar en ingles