A few women have this level of beautiful vocals Karen Carpenter being another so very special spans time so easily almost 69 now and in my lifetime on one hand I could count such a voice
Oh, Judith, I'm missing You - hear almost every day "I m Australian" and have tryed to translate it into german, to sing it here with friends and migrants, living here. I wish You can hear us singing in Germany. Rest in Peace and love and music's beautifull eternal garden.
I miss Judith so much! I never tire of Judith and the Seekers. All the boys are very talented singers and writers! There will never be another Judith. ❤
Thank you rich963 for sharing Tom Paxton's The Last Thing On My Mind. Undoubtedly, The Seekers' is one of the best renditions ever, and many thanks for the wonderful memories. 🇨🇦
A brilliant song written by Tom Paxton - the brilliant harmonies of the Seekers brings out magic. What a totally class act - the Seekers and Judith Durham
Glad to see comments crediting Bruce, who hardly sounds any different from fifty years before. I also love the video of him singing "The water is wide" from this tour, perhaps surpassing the original track from years ago.
Yes l agree with this last post 💝 Judith was one of my favourite singer in my teens and what a very special collection of music they have blessed us with
I lived in Gove Northern Territory in 1970-71 and an Aussie guitar picker and I picked and played this song many times. We picked this very similarly to how the Seekers play it here. A classic memory of Australia for me.
@@larryvermeer6170 Larry, no--I took a contract in Africa and we moved there, and several contracts later, 4 years in fact, I could not take another ex-pat job and we moved back to the US and we have been here since 77. I went back in the Army then and I went to Airborne school at age 40, then I served with the 11SFGP for 6-1/2 years. I would have liked to have visited OZ again but it was not to be.
I saw Tom Paxton (the writer of the song) when he used to play at the folk clubs in Greenwich Village in the 60s .I grew up outside of New York City .this is the best version. I actually do a cover of this version although I'm not as good as Bruce Woodley-- far from it.The Seekers my favorite folk group of the 60s. thanks for putting up the video
Eugene, when Tom Paxton played in Oklahoma City in March 2020 he told me that The Seekers cover of this song is his very favorite, as I mentioned in a previous comment about a year ago. Would love to hear your cover of the song!
Bruce Woodley has a wonderful mellow voice - after of course Judith's wonderful voice it was often Bruce's voice on the original recordings .Athol and Keith were very much harmony singers in the background. .The overall sound is unsurpassed!
Down memory lane once again thanks to you. This was an easy song for everyone to sing along in the “coffee houses” and would always sound amazing. Does anyone remember coffee houses? Pretty popular in western Canada at the time!
I'm glad somebody commented on the guitar finger picking. The strumming and base then fill out the sound superbly. Yes, of course the singing is wonderfully harmonious. Talent through and through.
Rich, I was so happy to see that you have highlighted this superb performance of my second favorite recording of The Seekers (taking second place behind The Carnival is Over.) In March of 2020, in the very last stage performance prior to the closing of venues due to CoVid in Oklahoma City, Tom Paxton delighted a capacity audience with many of his old and some of his newer songs. After the concert, I was able to meet and talk to him for a while. He told me then that The Seekers recording of this song is his VERY favorite cover! He went on to say that The Fureys recorded his favorite version of Everytime. Those are two of my personal favorites of Tom Paxtons!
@@larryvermeer6170 look him up on You Tube and spend sometime going through his music. Depending on your age, you may be surprised at how many of his songs you know, as many have been covered by other individuals and groups. He is a sensitive and insightful writer and is still making appearances around the US. I saw him again this summer (2022) at the Woody Guthrie Festival in Okema, Oklahoma. He performed “The Last Thing…” again there. So I was a happy camper! Brilliant, and a very nice guy as well.
@@larryvermeer6170 You said you had never heard of Tom Paxton. I merely suggested that you look him up on YT and listen to some of his recordings so you could get to know him a bit. This song is one of his, so if you like it, you will probably like others written by him. Wikipedia has a great deal of interesting information about him including a long list of others who have recorded his songs. If you started listening to music in the 60s (especially folk music), you may recognize some of the titles he wrote. It's worth a few minutes to learn about Paxton. He received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009 and is still going strong today.
Much discussion here of the merits of individual members of the group but they were the Seekers and, if you remove any one of them, there would have been diminishment.
Call me crazy, but I personally prefer Bruce’s voice to Judith’s. Yes, while Judith has a beautiful ringing Soprano, I’ve always loved how Bruce’s mellow Baritone just sounds calming.
First time I've seen Judith just standing still. I was wondering if she wasn't well. And a pity the lighting put her in the background. Still a great performance, though.
The Seekers were a fantastic group of superb musicians. I saw them live in London in 2014. It was so great, great…!! Forever in my heart…❤❤❤❤
Love the guitar instrumental with Bruce and Keith. Judith is wonderful. Easily one of the best groups to ever have existed.
Let's get a million views for this special lady and her friends
I agree with Paul. This girl is one of the most beautiful voices ever.
Woman.
@@gracegorman642 no disrespect. At my age anyone under 60 is a girl. :)
@@claytonhatfield4278 Good 'un!!!
The Best Voice ever imo! Love and miss you sweet Judith😢 💔
A few women have this level of beautiful vocals Karen Carpenter being another so very special spans time so easily almost 69 now and in my lifetime on one hand I could count such a voice
Judith is the most underrated singer of all time.
Agreed. May she rest in peace.
How can she be underrated , when she is famous, and has fans worldwide, and has been since about 1964??
RIP Judith. You and your music are treasures.
She was absolutely not underrated.
@@vgrof2315 😊
Oh, Judith, I'm missing You - hear almost every day "I m Australian" and have tryed to translate it into german, to sing it here with friends and migrants, living here. I wish You can hear us singing in Germany. Rest in Peace and love and music's beautifull eternal garden.
Pure quality of voices, diction, harmonies, playing, etc etc etc... Typical Seekers... Timeless!
All of those things and more, as you imply.
I miss Judith so much! I never tire of Judith and the Seekers. All the boys are very talented singers and writers! There will never be another Judith. ❤
yesterday and today, always good,
The Seekers, voices and melody
excellent.
Thank you rich963 for sharing Tom Paxton's The Last Thing On My Mind. Undoubtedly, The Seekers' is one of the best renditions ever, and many thanks for the wonderful memories. 🇨🇦
Good lord, how good is this?
Fantastic group. Great musicians and Judith such a velvet voice.
What a fond and fantastic farewell!...sing on through the ages!
A brilliant song written by Tom Paxton - the brilliant harmonies of the Seekers brings out magic. What a totally class act - the Seekers and Judith Durham
Glad to see comments crediting Bruce, who hardly sounds any different from fifty years before. I also love the video of him singing "The water is wide" from this tour, perhaps surpassing the original track from years ago.
Love Judith and also think Bruce one of my favorite male singers in the world
Rest In Peace Judith, a national treasure now gone to heaven.
Lovely lady with a wonderful voice R. I P. 🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕💕💕
Wonderful lady.
One of my favorite Seekers songs ever! Thank you for sharing this version.
Yes l agree with this last post 💝
Judith was one of my favourite singer in my teens and what a very special collection of music they have blessed us with
The best folk band ever,
My favorite seekers song , Bruce is. Great singer
Judith is so humble and graceful! Wonderful lady. Love her! ❤
Good song ever by the seekers👍👍👍👍 always like the seekers songs
I have lost the love my life. Her beautiful voice is no more. At my last, bring her to me so that I can enter heaven.
Great Family Group !!
My favorite version of this song. Thanks.
I miss Judith Durham. I wish she is still alive.
I lived in Gove Northern Territory in 1970-71 and an Aussie guitar picker and I picked and played this song many times. We picked this very similarly to how the Seekers play it here. A classic memory of Australia for me.
Are you still in Australia today
@@larryvermeer6170 Larry, no--I took a contract in Africa and we moved there, and several contracts later, 4 years in fact, I could not take another ex-pat job and we moved back to the US and we have been here since 77. I went back in the Army then and I went to Airborne school at age 40, then I served with the 11SFGP for 6-1/2 years. I would have liked to have visited OZ again but it was not to be.
Love seeing these show up on this channel....much-needed in these times. This is the real thing. 💕
Lovely melodious touching song, wonderfully and beautifully sung!!
Many thanks for singing!!
Shalom. God Bless!!!
Beautiful performance
Beautiful song 💕
What a fantastic group. RIP Judith, sing with the angels as you were meant to...
THE SEEKERS💖👸🕺👬🌟🤩
Great!🎼🎵🎹🎸🎻🎤📀👍👏
From Hong Kong🙋♀️🌏💝🌺🥰
How is the weather in hong kong
Farewell you guys. We love you.
Fantastic...thank you!
I saw Tom Paxton (the writer of the song) when he used to play at the folk clubs in Greenwich Village in the 60s .I grew up outside of New York City .this is the best version. I actually do a cover of this version although I'm not as good as Bruce Woodley-- far from it.The Seekers my favorite folk group of the 60s. thanks for putting up the video
You still in New York
Eugene, when Tom Paxton played in Oklahoma City in March 2020 he told me that The Seekers cover of this song is his very favorite, as I mentioned in a previous comment about a year ago. Would love to hear your cover of the song!
Как жаль, старость неумолимо съедает нас.... Какая милая и красивая девушка с ангельским голоском была....😢
THANK YOU SO MUCH! 🌷
❤️❤️Beautiful! One of my favourite Seekers songs!
Rip Judith surely best female singer from the sixties
I wish I could have Sang with Judith Durham!!! Joe from KY-USA #kyjoe
Jestem pod wrażeniem Zespołu! Solistka PONAD CZASOWY głos. Wyrazy sympatii 💗
Beautiful song best I’ve heard Bruce is my favorite
Doesn't get any better
Brought tears to my eyes an incredible group
Nice solo by Bruce
Bruce Woodley has a wonderful mellow voice - after of course Judith's wonderful voice it was often Bruce's voice on the original recordings .Athol and Keith were very much harmony singers in the background. .The overall sound is unsurpassed!
Once in awhile a song & a group come along & is unsurpassed, this is 1 of 'em.
Beautiful rendition by the 'Seekers' they were a different class!!!
Down memory lane once again thanks to you. This was an easy song for everyone to sing along in the “coffee houses” and would always sound amazing. Does anyone remember coffee houses? Pretty popular in western Canada at the time!
Getting better
Just wonderful! I miss their music. Brings back so many memories.
Holaaaaa gracias por compartir.
What a beautiful song,tune and lyrics,sung by the great seekers..perfect harmonies..Judith Durham easily best female singer in the last 60 years
I think she might be!
That is god damn beautiful finger picking by Bruce Woodley. Not to mention beautiful voice.
I'm glad somebody commented on the guitar finger picking. The strumming and base then fill out the sound superbly. Yes, of course the singing is wonderfully harmonious. Talent through and through.
Wonderful
I love his voice!!!
Thank you so much Rich for all you have done to make the Seekers available to all. What a great service!
Beautiful song❤️x
Dear Judith Durham in Heaven forever and ever RIP with angels and Jesus Christ singing
Absolutely!! It was time to come home. Now Jesus and the angels are forever enjoying their creation (Judith).
very good ~~~~!!
Brilliant.
I miss you deeply
Rich, I was so happy to see that you have highlighted this superb performance of my second favorite recording of The Seekers (taking second place behind The Carnival is Over.) In March of 2020, in the very last stage performance prior to the closing of venues due to CoVid in Oklahoma City, Tom Paxton delighted a capacity audience with many of his old and some of his newer songs. After the concert, I was able to meet and talk to him for a while. He told me then that The Seekers recording of this song is his VERY favorite cover! He went on to say that The Fureys recorded his favorite version of Everytime. Those are two of my personal favorites of Tom Paxtons!
i never heard of tom paxton what music did he do country or rock or folk
@@larryvermeer6170 look him up on You Tube and spend sometime going through his music. Depending on your age, you may be surprised at how many of his songs you know, as many have been covered by other individuals and groups. He is a sensitive and insightful writer and is still making appearances around the US. I saw him again this summer (2022) at the Woody Guthrie Festival in Okema, Oklahoma. He performed “The Last Thing…” again there. So I was a happy camper! Brilliant, and a very nice guy as well.
@@kayedavis1032 i don't understand who you are talking about here i was born in the 1950's
@@larryvermeer6170 You said you had never heard of Tom Paxton. I merely suggested that you look him up on YT and listen to some of his recordings so you could get to know him a bit. This song is one of his, so if you like it, you will probably like others written by him. Wikipedia has a great deal of interesting information about him including a long list of others who have recorded his songs. If you started listening to music in the 60s (especially folk music), you may recognize some of the titles he wrote. It's worth a few minutes to learn about Paxton. He received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009 and is still going strong today.
@@kayedavis1032 i heard of a paxton but he was an actor in movies too but he died a fw year ago
BEST VERSION EVER…..NOTE 2 AUSSIE GUITARS!
❤❤class
RIP Judith 🙏
I think when Bruce Woodley sang lead, The Seekers' harmony was stronger.
Surely you can't be serious!
Much discussion here of the merits of individual members of the group but they were the Seekers and, if you remove any one of them, there would have been diminishment.
The song the last thing on my mind reminds me so much if my llife concernimg LOVE.
What year was this performance?
2014 (I included this in the video info 👍)
2014 UK tour!
There is another 1960's group is still doing concerts around the world is Frankie Valli and the 4 seasons but the 4 season's are the new ones today
AAHHH... my Hohner blends in .. in Bbes -- am I happy
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Call me crazy, but I personally prefer Bruce’s voice to Judith’s. Yes, while Judith has a beautiful ringing Soprano, I’ve always loved how Bruce’s mellow Baritone just sounds calming.
First time I've seen Judith just standing still. I was wondering if she wasn't well. And a pity the lighting put her in the background. Still a great performance, though.
Bruce was the lead on this one and the lighting reflected that.
Athol to the far right probably had the least recognition here. Each to their own, for some songs.
When you are singing lead and Judith Durham is standing by you, you have made a terrible musical Faux pas!
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