I'm still convinced that Mike Smith was one of the best five or so singers in rock, ever. After those two weeks on Sullivan following The Beatles, I became a lifelong fan.
If you can find it, Mike Smith was guest on the tonight show just months before his accident, He was at the Piano and played several DC5 hits as the show went into breaks. His voice was great that night.
@@msherer260 Yeah, I seem to remember watching that in real time back then. I'm sure it still exists in the video world, but (so far) no one has posted it.
MIKE SMITH - was / is - the greatest of the rock and roll voices in the 1960s - I met HIM in 2001 at a show HE did at the Turning Point in Piermont New York - HE was so friendly - We took a photo together - the photographer never mailed it to me - sad - but true - ! - what a night - GOD BLESS - MIKE SMITH - FOREVERMORE - and God Bless The DAVE CLARK FIVE !
@sydmccreath4554lead singer of the Move for all you puzzled people reading this. The Move would eventually evolve into the Electric Light Orchestra. And don't forget Jeff Lynne would become a Traveling Wilbury.....
I was about 11 years old when the Beatles came to the USA. I became an instant fan, but when the Dave Clark 5 showed up, I quickly switched. I loved their stage presentation, and I love their music. It was so different. I loved Mike's vocals, and each one's contribution to the whole. I so loved Dennis's saxophone playing. I hated when they broke up. My heart was so sad to hear of Mike and Dennis passing. These kids of today need to give a listen to this music. It was wonderful back in my day and it's still so wonderful today. So happy I found this. Thank you so much!! Deme in Bama.
Sounds like we're the same age. Yup, when the DC5 turned up on Sullivan after three weeks of The Beatles, I couldn't not think, "This it IT!!!" The Beatles have remained my #1, but I got Mom to buy me every DC5 single that came out over those few years! I don't know what Dave Clark's problem is, but those albums need to be reissued. Should'a been done YEARS ago, really.
Genauso sehe ich (age 66) das auch. Neben dem Stil der Beatles damals waren The Dave Clark Five genau mein Musikstil zum Genießen und Träume auf Vinyl und Magnetbänder. Dank fürs Hochladen. Best regards from Germany. Music is the soal connection in Peace and harmony in the worlt- this music too.
We’re coming up to the 60th anniversary of the arrival in the U.S of this dynamic band. Could not resist listening to this again to celebrate. I was 12 and am still a big fan of their music 🎶🥰🎶 and that voice of Mike Smith still makes my heart skip a beat! Those were the days!
The Dave Clark five started the whole flashy colorful Mod clothing trip in London and they had 3 inch French heels on their boots instead of the usual 2 inch Cuban heels We have those boots and heels loud and clear on their recordings too - ! Their hair cuts were not bangs like the Beatles - But what they called the " Spike" named after Dave Clark's dog Spike !
Als uralter Beatles- Fan muss ich klar hier schreiben, dass Aremgents, Songaufteilung Gesangssequenzen unverkennbar vielen Beatles- Songs Ende der 50er und Anfang der 60er Jahre ähnlich sind. Trotzdem grossartige Brand und grossartige Songs und Auftriitte. I like it.
The Dave Clark Five had so many songs that went unnoticed - They scared the Beatles for about 3 months in 1964 - The only band to ever do so - The Rolling Stones were never a threat nor were the other contemporaries like Gerry and the Pacemakers or the Animals - the Kinks - BUT the Dave Clark Five posed real rivalry - @@tominter8666
😂 Every time I listen to this album, I break down and cry! I just can’t help it! I’m not a sissy either! I’m a teenager again! Btw, I’m singing along to every song! Here’s to my relatives in England! Three cheers! I have to be honest! The Dave Clark five were my favorite band still are!
Steven - YES the Dave Clark Five are wonderful - full of love - joy - power - happiness - - Yes I send my cheers also to your relatives in in England !
These songs are all very familiar to me because I grew up listening to them. The DC5 were far better musicians technically than most of the other British Invasion artists in the 60’s…👍👍👍👍
Actually the best player, was Mike Smith who, according to the liner notes on the Dave Clark Return! lp, was on his way to being a concert pianist. He wrote and sang lead on all of the big hits as well. Dave never really took his playing all that seriously, he did what he did and that's about all there is to it. For the rest, it sure was a rocking band! Btw- They had more appearences on the Ed Sullivan Television Show than the Beatles or any other Brit bands for that matter. HeyTom, great job with this!
BECAUSE is one of the greatest songs that ever was written and sung - - Bing Crosby - Frank Sinatra - Elvis Presley could have sang it - it fits that great love song mood ! @@estervalencia2004
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN - THE DAVE CLARK FIVE WERE AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL - BUT REALLY NEVER GOT THE CREDIT THEY DESERVE - HECK THEY TOURED THE U.S.A. BEFORE THE BEATLES DID 1964- TRUE STORY - THE DAVE CLARK FIVE WERE THE VERY 1ST BRITISH BAND TO TOUR THE U.S.A. !
"I Need You, I Love You" would have made a great follow up for "Can't You See That She's Mine"! I had the whole catalog. Every single (even the most obscure), every Epic LP and a couple of foreign albums I picked up in Asia back in 1969 and 1970 (not released in the USA). Thanks for the fabulous job of putting all this together, and for the sole purpose of sharing with strangers from all over the world! Thank you very much!
yeah a lot of the Dave Clark Five songs did not make it to the top 10 even the top 40 - but that does not mean the songs were bad - I say the Dave Clark Five were the biggest threat to Beatle - Mania ever ! In fact the Dave Clark Five toured the U.S.A. in 1964 before the Beatles did - true story !
This is not an album. This is a compilation of songs that I put together which are buried on their first 9 US album releases. "Deep cuts" is an expression that describes songs on an album that mostly did not get airplay as a rule.
That’s literally the only live recording on video. I never could match a voice to a face except of course Mike. So Denny sings in 19 Days and I know that Lenny does most of the harmonies with Mike. I still don’t know if Rick really sings. I bought two DC5 books that are now available but they neglect to even mention it.
Yep, Boddy Graham playing the Drums using the method Dave Clark started simple but up front. Dave was pushing the buttons no matter what anyone says about studio players.
So tell us all how did Dave Clark play drums live onstage ? They were in 1964 the very first British band to tour the U.S.A - Did you know that ? Before The Beatles did ! @@msherer260
I LOVE the Dave Clark Five. I've aways felt they didn't get their proper dues. Maybe because they disbanded so early on. That said, Mike Smith's was/is one of the best rock singers. Period.
Hi Tom ! This was a great idea. I really love When and think it's one of their best written songs. I see Dave is listed as writing the music. Please tell me it's really Mike and Lenny. It has Mike all over it. And where is some live stuff finally. Shit , I see real live performances all over the net from bands like The Hermits, Billy J. Kramer,Pacemakers and even Freddy and The Dreamers.
Hi John! Massapequa here. I've learned thru some DC5 sites that (regardless that Dave took credit) Ron Ryan wrote many of their hits including Because, Bits and Pieces, Sometimes and many more. And Bobby Graham played drums on many of their biggest hits. I can live with that because the whole band was so great. I agree that's its a shame there are practically no live performances. One of the downsides of that is that after all these decades of listening to their music, I still can't pick out voices and who's singing what except for Mike Smith's distinctive voice. There are some opportunities to hear some live songs (ua-cam.com/video/imKauomnRag/v-deo.html ) and Everybody Knows (the other one) sung by Lenny. Otherwise, all five are singing many songs in lip sync clips, even two part harmonies! Ha ha.
Tom, thanks for the great info some of which I knew but not all. Bobby Graham was the English Hal , great drummers both. I loved Dusty's drummer too. (Bob Whackett ? )
@JOHNWLOUCKS “When” is one of my favorites too and I can tell you it was written by Lenny Davidson with Mike Smith helping on those dramatic piano pieces. I only know this from reading an interview with Lenny in the 2009 Spring edition #28 of Ugly Things Magazine. It’s worth having if it’s still available for sale.
@@fangirllinda Linda. Thank you so much for the great info. I had thought that Lenny was involved in composing When. And those dramatic piano parts were from Mike's classical training. (maybe) As a musician I also wonder what else was going on with the recording ? Sounds like a doubling of piano and Baritone bass and other stuff. Great tune !!
When The Beatles Rubber Soul came out it was all over for the DC5. They couldn't adapt. Love the look at 15:00 but it just wasn't happening for them then.
I don’t think all the albums were ever released, I could be wrong. I stumbled upon this mp3 album with most of their songs many years ago, looks like a Russian bootleg. Seems like Dave passed up golden opportunities by not releasing the albums on all the formats thru the years.
@JimAndDeePatton Agree 100% He pulled the rug out from under us fans because he wanted to do something else... but I guess he was laughing all the way to the bank! I also read somewhere that the lack of product in the market place was one factor in not getting into the RNRHOF sooner than 2008.
@Michael Curry Lenny was interviewed in 2009 by Ugly Things and talked about the DC5 songwriting procedure, most notably Catch Us If You Can”,”When”, “Sweet Memories” and “ Time”...all Lenny compositions. Interesting story about “Red and Blue”Great insight into the workings of the DC5. Five stars to Mr Davidson! That issue also has interviews with DC and Adrian Kerridge.
@Tom Finland Tracks 1-10 show up when you click or tap on the word more in the description Here’s 11-18 Don’t You Know It’s Not True Say You Want Me I Can’t Stop Loving You I Can’t Stand It Any Time You Want Love I Cried Over You Come On Over
@Tom Finland This is the last set 33-44 Ever Since You’ve Been Away Somebody Find A New Love I Really Love You I Never Will She’s A Loving Girl You Know You’re Lying Please Love Me Goodbye My Friends Maybe It’s You Just A Little Bit Of Love If You Come Back Don’t Be Taken In 🎶🎶The end🎶🎶
@@fangirllinda FAN GIRL LINDA.... thank you so much for your time in listing the tracks etc... really appreciate this.. will be listening tonight and often.. thanks again.. hoping you have as great weekend !!!!!!!!! TOM
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I'm still convinced that Mike Smith was one of the best five or so singers in rock, ever. After those two weeks on Sullivan following The Beatles, I became a lifelong fan.
If you can find it, Mike Smith was guest on the tonight show just months before his accident, He was at the Piano and played several DC5 hits as the show went into breaks. His voice was great that night.
@@msherer260 Yeah, I seem to remember watching that in real time back then. I'm sure it still exists in the video world, but (so far) no one has posted it.
MIKE SMITH - was / is - the greatest of the rock and roll voices in the 1960s - I met HIM in 2001 at a show HE did at the Turning Point in Piermont New York - HE was so friendly - We took a photo together - the photographer never mailed it to me - sad - but true - ! - what a night - GOD BLESS - MIKE SMITH - FOREVERMORE - and God Bless The DAVE CLARK FIVE !
They are my top band I grew up in the 60's and I thought they were/are the greatest ones.
@sydmccreath4554lead singer of the Move for all you puzzled people reading this. The Move would eventually evolve into the Electric Light Orchestra. And don't forget Jeff Lynne would become a Traveling Wilbury.....
I was about 11 years old when the Beatles came to the USA. I became an instant fan, but when the Dave Clark 5 showed up, I quickly switched. I loved their stage presentation, and I love their music. It was so different. I loved Mike's vocals, and each one's contribution to the whole. I so loved Dennis's saxophone playing. I hated when they broke up. My heart was so sad to hear of Mike and Dennis passing. These kids of today need to give a listen to this music. It was wonderful back in my day and it's still so wonderful today. So happy I found this. Thank you so much!! Deme in Bama.
Sounds like we're the same age. Yup, when the DC5 turned up on Sullivan after three weeks of The Beatles, I couldn't not think, "This it IT!!!" The Beatles have remained my #1, but I got Mom to buy me every DC5 single that came out over those few years! I don't know what Dave Clark's problem is, but those albums need to be reissued. Should'a been done YEARS ago, really.
Você é e 1953
Genauso sehe ich (age 66) das auch. Neben dem Stil der Beatles damals waren The Dave Clark Five genau mein Musikstil zum Genießen und Träume auf Vinyl und Magnetbänder. Dank fürs Hochladen. Best regards from Germany. Music is the soal connection in Peace and harmony in the worlt- this music too.
We’re coming up to the 60th anniversary of the arrival in the U.S of this dynamic band. Could not resist listening to this again to celebrate. I was 12 and am still a big fan of their music 🎶🥰🎶 and that voice of Mike
Smith still makes my heart skip a beat!
Those were the days!
Thanks for sharing this. One of my favorite bands of the 60s. I still have some of there albums.
You’re welcome! My second favorite after the Beatles but it was close!
The Dave Clark five started the whole flashy colorful Mod clothing trip in London and they had 3 inch French heels on their boots instead of the usual 2 inch Cuban heels We have those boots and heels loud and clear on their recordings too - ! Their hair cuts were not bangs like the Beatles - But what they called the " Spike" named after Dave Clark's dog Spike !
I simply love the DC5 music since my high school days and still now!
YES THE DAVE CLARK FIVE WERE THE GREATEST EVER ! UNDER RATED BAND OF THE 1960S - WE ALL STILL LOVE THE DAVE CLARK FIVE !
@@hollywoodjoe123😅
DC5 is my favorite group. Because and Hurting inside its best songs. From Lima - Perú, Carlos Meza.
Als uralter Beatles- Fan muss ich klar hier schreiben, dass Aremgents, Songaufteilung Gesangssequenzen unverkennbar vielen Beatles- Songs Ende der 50er und Anfang der 60er Jahre ähnlich sind. Trotzdem grossartige Brand und grossartige Songs und Auftriitte. I like it.
Always Will Love Dave Clark Five , Good Music , Good Times
EXELENT SONG
My all time fave British band from the 60'2.
The Dave Clark 5 were ahead of their time
At 39:41 into this video their song " WHENEVER YOU'RE AROUND " is a beautiful tune !
Yes! A standout song for me when the album was new.
The Dave Clark Five had so many songs that went unnoticed - They scared the Beatles for about 3 months in 1964 - The only band to ever do so - The Rolling Stones were never a threat nor were the other contemporaries like Gerry and the Pacemakers or the Animals - the Kinks - BUT the Dave Clark Five posed real rivalry - @@tominter8666
Thank you for DC 5. Time to reminisce my teen years in 60s, I was " ptesident" of Dave Clark 5 fans club in my high school days. Ha ha ha
😂 Every time I listen to this album, I break down and cry! I just can’t help it! I’m not a sissy either! I’m a teenager again! Btw, I’m singing along to every song! Here’s to my relatives in England! Three cheers! I have to be honest! The Dave Clark five were my favorite band still are!
Nominated as the Best Ghostwritten-By-A-PR-Firm Post in 2023!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steven - YES the Dave Clark Five are wonderful - full of love - joy - power - happiness - - Yes I send my cheers also to your relatives in in England !
DC5 was my fav mid 60's
These songs are all very familiar to me because I grew up listening to them. The DC5 were far better musicians technically than most of the other British Invasion artists in the 60’s…👍👍👍👍
Actually the best player, was Mike Smith who, according to the liner notes on the Dave Clark Return! lp, was on his way to being a concert pianist. He wrote and sang lead on all of the big hits as well. Dave never really took his playing all that seriously, he did what he did and that's about all there is to it.
For the rest, it sure was a rocking band! Btw- They had more appearences on the Ed Sullivan Television Show than the Beatles or any other Brit bands for that matter. HeyTom, great job with this!
Thank you for this album,DC 5 was the first concert I saw in 1960s in the Philippines.
Thank you for thinking outside the box and compiling these hidden gems! Nice job.
Mike’s voice .... woo! 🎶💕🎶😘🎶
❤i love the music BECAUSE
I GO CRAZY WITH THE SONG BECAUSE
Ilove u❤❤❤
BECAUSE is one of the greatest songs that ever was written and sung - - Bing Crosby - Frank Sinatra - Elvis Presley could have sang it - it fits that great love song mood !
@@estervalencia2004
Another great mix...DC5 always alive..🙂
it is the Dave Clark five that made me start my own band I just love their music 🎵🎵🎶
My first instrument was drums and I played to DC5 songs over and over. And over.
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN - THE DAVE CLARK FIVE WERE AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL - BUT REALLY NEVER GOT THE CREDIT THEY DESERVE - HECK THEY TOURED THE U.S.A. BEFORE THE BEATLES DID 1964- TRUE STORY - THE DAVE CLARK FIVE WERE THE VERY 1ST BRITISH BAND TO TOUR THE U.S.A. !
"I Need You, I Love You" would have made a great follow up for "Can't You See That She's Mine"! I had the whole catalog. Every single (even the most obscure), every Epic LP and a couple of foreign albums I picked up in Asia back in 1969 and 1970 (not released in the USA). Thanks for the fabulous job of putting all this together, and for the sole purpose of sharing with strangers from all over the world! Thank you very much!
I appreciate the appreciation! Amazing that these songs have not been available to the general public. This had to be done!
yeah a lot of the Dave Clark Five songs did not make it to the top 10 even the top 40 - but that does not mean the songs were bad - I say the Dave Clark Five were the biggest threat to Beatle - Mania ever ! In fact the Dave Clark Five toured the U.S.A. in 1964 before the Beatles did - true story !
Thank you, Ron Ryan for composing so many of these great songs.
WRONG
@@michaelcurry4799 We will never know the truth. DC saw to that.
@@Mister_Pedantic MIKE SMITH WAS A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE "F"ADRIAN DAVID CLARK AND I SAW THEM LIVE 5 TIMES
@@michaelcurry4799 Why are you shouting?
@@Mister_Pedantic I USE CAPS. TO BE CLEAR AND AS I STATED MIKE WAS A GOOD FRIEND
Thank you so much for this upload.
I ❤️ this.
Their albums had so much great music beneath the hits.
I’m so excited to hear the whole album! This is great. I’m a big fan of the Dave Clark Five. Thanks for posting!
You’re welcome! Already I’m realizing some other deep cuts from their first 9 US albums that I missed. I might do the rest of them soon.
Could you include “On Broadway”. I think it’s Mike’s best vocal and quite unexpected from a British Invasion band. Thanks!
Found it on Part 2 !
Teenage party’s were danced mainly with Dave Clark Five and The Beach Boys music and songs before you even heard of “Meet the Beatles”.
Thank you for this - I've got quite a few of their LPs, 45s, etc but haven't heard a few of these tracks!
Thank you, this is one album that I’ve never heard before, their voice is out of this world just love the DC5, part of my memories from high school
Me neither, I thought I had heard 98% of all rocks era.
This is not an album. This is a compilation of songs that I put together which are buried on their first 9 US album releases. "Deep cuts" is an expression that describes songs on an album that mostly did not get airplay as a rule.
Mike Smith # 1 🎹
The drums have just a bit more boom than other rock bands of the time. Love the drums.
Thanks to Bobby Graham
Hit the DC5 jackpot today. Heard a real live version of nineteen days & now 2 volumes of deep cuts. Gonna be busy this weekend....
That’s literally the only live recording on video. I never could match a voice to a face except of course Mike. So Denny sings in 19 Days and I know that Lenny does most of the harmonies with Mike. I still don’t know if Rick really sings. I bought two DC5 books that are now available but they neglect to even mention it.
Thanks FAN GIRL LINDA for posting the tracks.. listed below... much appreciated.. damn there are some great songs here
@Tom Finland
Yeah there are some great tunes ! Surprisingly, my 70 year old brain knew the words to all of them!
Glad to help out🎶😊🎶
Excellent compilation....greetings from Peru....!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Mike, Lenny, Denis, and Ron for writing the songs and Bobby Graham for that fantastic drumming!
Yep, Boddy Graham playing the Drums using the method Dave Clark started simple but up front. Dave was pushing the buttons no matter what anyone says about studio players.
So tell us all how did Dave Clark play drums live onstage ? They were in 1964 the very first British band to tour the U.S.A - Did you know that ? Before The Beatles did ! @@msherer260
Actually, it was Mike Smith pushing the buttons whilst Dave was counting his fortune in the corner. @@msherer260
I always was a fan of The Dave Clark 5
I hope in the near future the Dave Clark catalog will be released on CDs
Better yet re-release everything in vinyl again,let the kids today experience what we did and vinyl is pure.
I LOVE the Dave Clark Five. I've aways felt they didn't get their proper dues. Maybe because they disbanded so early on. That said, Mike Smith's was/is one of the best rock singers. Period.
私が中学ニ年時に聴いた曲、６0年前？？？音楽の思考はローティーンで創られるて本当ですね。
I still love you❤
She’s all mine is my all time favorite of theirs
Great song!
@Nicholas Yarembinsky
Should have been a single.
@@jamesmarshall8836 definitely
TEMAZOS POR SIEMPRE,LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR
Hi Tom ! This was a great idea. I really love When and think it's one of their best written songs. I see Dave is listed as writing the music. Please tell me it's really Mike and Lenny. It has Mike all over it. And where is some live stuff finally. Shit , I see real live performances all over the net from bands like The Hermits, Billy J. Kramer,Pacemakers and even Freddy and The Dreamers.
Hi John! Massapequa here. I've learned thru some DC5 sites that (regardless that Dave took credit) Ron Ryan wrote many of their hits including Because, Bits and Pieces, Sometimes and many more. And Bobby Graham played drums on many of their biggest hits. I can live with that because the whole band was so great. I agree that's its a shame there are practically no live performances. One of the downsides of that is that after all these decades of listening to their music, I still can't pick out voices and who's singing what except for Mike Smith's distinctive voice. There are some opportunities to hear some live songs (ua-cam.com/video/imKauomnRag/v-deo.html ) and Everybody Knows (the other one) sung by Lenny. Otherwise, all five are singing many songs in lip sync clips, even two part harmonies! Ha ha.
Tom, thanks for the great info some of which I knew but not all. Bobby Graham was the English Hal , great drummers both. I loved Dusty's drummer too. (Bob Whackett ? )
@@tominter8666 I checked out the video which is live. Lenny with that Ricky and all those Vox amps, I was drooling. They sounded great .
@JOHNWLOUCKS
“When” is one of my favorites too and I can tell you it was written by Lenny Davidson with Mike Smith helping on those dramatic piano pieces. I only know this from reading an interview with Lenny in the 2009 Spring edition #28 of Ugly Things Magazine. It’s worth having if it’s still available for sale.
@@fangirllinda Linda. Thank you so much for the great info. I had thought that Lenny was involved in composing When. And those dramatic piano parts were from Mike's classical training. (maybe) As a musician I also wonder what else was going on with the recording ? Sounds like a doubling of piano and Baritone bass and other stuff. Great tune !!
LET'S REMEMBER MIKE SMITH WHO HAD NO EGO "LET'S GET ON AND PLAY MATES"
Shoulda been The Mike Smith 5.
Sure miss Mike Smith's voice...he was the DC5!
DC 5 chose to close shop while still on top
MIKE SMITH WROTE ALL THE SONGS AND HAD NO EGO
Голос ваш очень красивый 👍👍👍
When The Beatles Rubber Soul came out it was all over for the DC5. They couldn't adapt. Love the look at 15:00 but it just wasn't happening for them then.
53:13 - Shes All Mine
Is there a list of song titles here?
Are these songs available somewhere???
I don’t think all the albums were ever released, I could be wrong. I stumbled upon this mp3 album with most of their songs many years ago, looks like a Russian bootleg. Seems like Dave passed up golden opportunities by not releasing the albums on all the formats thru the years.
@@tominter8666 Yeah, through his greed he nearly wrote himself out of history.
@JimAndDeePatton
Agree 100% He pulled the rug out from under us fans because he wanted to do something else... but I guess he was laughing all the way to the bank!
I also read somewhere that the lack of product in the market place was one factor in not getting into the RNRHOF sooner than 2008.
The instrumental music that appears in the middle is Composed by Clark Smith?
@torch1235
Yes, “When I ‘m Alone” is a Mike Smith composition. Beautifully haunting song.
MIKE SMITH WROTE ALL THE SONGS FOR THE DAVE CLARK FIVE AND COMPOSED AND PRODUCED FOR OTHER PEOPLE AND BANDS AS WELL
I'VE TOLD YOU ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE BAND . ANYTHING ELSE STAYS IN THE STUDIO NO OUT OF SCHOOL TALK!
@Michael Curry
Lenny Davidson and Denis Payton also were songwriters for the DC5 catalogue that we all know and love.
@@fangirllinda NO LENNY AND DENNIS SOME ASK LEN MIKE SMITH WROTE
@Michael Curry
Lenny was interviewed in 2009 by
Ugly Things and talked about the DC5 songwriting procedure, most notably Catch Us If You Can”,”When”, “Sweet Memories” and “ Time”...all Lenny compositions. Interesting story about “Red and Blue”Great insight into the workings of the DC5. Five stars to Mr Davidson!
That issue also has interviews with DC and Adrian Kerridge.
@@fangirllindano0.0❤
DC5
Супер!🎉
Я согласен😁
Early on the rivaled the Beatles on the British and American charts
What day was it when they rivalled the Beatles on the UK charts because I can't remember it.
Is this something that's coming out??
These are songs from their first 9 albums.
What will l do to forget you?
Wish there was a track listing....
@Tom Finland
Tracks 1-10 show up when you click or tap on the word more in the description
Here’s 11-18
Don’t You Know
It’s Not True
Say You Want Me
I Can’t Stop Loving You
I Can’t Stand It
Any Time You Want Love
I Cried Over You
Come On Over
@Tom Finland
This is 19-24
Whenever You’re Around
I Want You Still
Who Does He Think He Is
Can I Trust You
When I’m Alone
I Love You No More
@Tom Finland
Here’s 25-32
She’s All Mine
I Know You
All of the Time
You Never Listen To Me
I Still Need You
I Meant You
It Don’t Feel Good
I know
@Tom Finland
This is the last set 33-44
Ever Since You’ve Been Away
Somebody Find A New Love
I Really Love You
I Never Will
She’s A Loving Girl
You Know You’re Lying
Please Love Me
Goodbye My Friends
Maybe It’s You
Just A Little Bit Of Love
If You Come Back
Don’t Be Taken In
🎶🎶The end🎶🎶
@@fangirllinda FAN GIRL LINDA.... thank you so much for your time in listing the tracks etc... really appreciate this.. will be listening tonight and often.. thanks again.. hoping you have as great weekend !!!!!!!!! TOM
THERE IS NO RON RYAN