The Seekers - Georgy Girl (1967 - Stereo)
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2011
- Back in 1967, when The Seekers returned home to Australia for a visit, little did they know that their free concert at the Myer Music Bowl in their home town of Melbourne would break attendance records for the Southern hemisphere and TV ratings records for Australia!
The concert formed part of the TV special 'The Seekers at Home and Down Under'. The group sang live on the day, but because no promo video existed for the original (1966) hit version of the song, it is this which I've used for the audio, extending the video to include the middle 8 bars. The DVD 'The Legendary TV Specials' with the live audio, (along with all The Seekers' hits and much more) is available to buy & spent several weeks at #1! Here's the version with live audio for comparison: • The Seekers - Georgy G...
Written for the film 'Georgy Girl', with lyrics by Tom Springfield & music by Jim Dale.
More videos from Judith and The Seekers on the playlists below:
Best of the 60s in stereo: • The Seekers - I'll Nev...
Gospel & Inspirational favourites: • Judith Durham / The Se...
Reunion Performances: • The Seekers - I Am Aus...
Best of - Live 1999-2014: • Best of The Seekers Li...
The Seekers concluded their Golden Jubilee tour in New Zealand in November 2014, and Judith Durham began her farewell tour there in April 2016. Visit www.TheSeekers.com.au and judithdurham.com for more info and news, or join us on Facebook: / 99634296559
Official Facebook pages:
/ theseekersofficial
/ judithdurhamofficial
I’m 42yrs old and I heard this song for the first time yesterday at a Pilot gas station in Ohio. As an avid Simpsons fan I’ve heard them parody this song a couple times but had no idea that it was linked to an actual band. I almost forgot that there was a time where singers could ACTUALLY sing and they sang songs that were encouraging and inspiring. Everything about this song is great from the lead vocalist to the harmonizing backup singers to the instruments. This type of talent simply doesn’t exist anymore
It does but it is rare to find a band who actually write their own songs and play instruments nowadays.
I grew up with her in high school. Love her voice and class!
It's actually the title song to the film "Georgy Girl" with Lynn Redgrave.
I'm 49 and I remember when I was a kid I would see Barbie commercials using that song but the lyrics changed to Barbie Girl. As i got older I heard this version and I've been hooked ever since.
The 'lead vocalist' is Australian national treasure Judith Durham. I think you'll be astonished by doing a thorough search of her very long career. Sadly, she passed away last August.
In 1969 I was a 19 year old Marine Sergeant. I was thousands of miles from home and in harms way. My girlfriend had sent me a “Dear John” informing me she was getting married and not to write or call her anymore. I was listening to Armed Forces Radio and the Seekers “GEORGIE GIRL” was playing on the radio. I found a picture of the young lady who was the lead singer for the Seekers. I fell instantly in love with her. I promised myself if I made it through the war I was going to marry her.🤣 Well, that didn’t happen but that fantasy helped me get through what seemed like and eternity in Vietnam. GREAT MEMORIES!
Thank you so much for your service. Must have been a terribly difficult time, in many ways. Glad you came out well the other side!
Nice story do long ago I was 9 st the time how life now for u
@@ronettemacgillivray8573 I am doing well. My name is Mike and It’s nice to meet you.How are you doing? I love to meet people and talk about life. I am currently a Social Studies Teacher in a High School. I am a member of the City Council where I live and I served my country in the Armed Forces for 27 years . How are you doing?
Sempre Fi! You're spot on!
@@barryw2659 GOD has blessed me in countless ways. My struggles in life have taught me several lessons. I think the most important one is to NEVER GIVE UP. There was a time when I didn’t believe in miracles. Now I do!! I believe that each day of life is a miracle . If I was asked for advice from someone struggling with life issues it would be DON’T GIVE UP BEFORE THE MIRACLE HAPPENS. 🙏🙏PEACE & BLESSINGS🙏 🇺🇸SEMPER FI🇺🇸
RIP Judith Durham 1943-2022 - one of the purest voices ever.
Indeed it was!! Pure and flawless!
A voice that never changed whatever her age. She held that pitch! Not many can do that even todays stars.
Timeless voice...
Right up there with Karen Carpenter.
Bless both of their memories...
Thankyou Judith for making this world a nicer place to be with your wonderful contributions! 😊
@@thomasmcnerney9745 it's nice Karen carpenter is mentioned here....the best female vocal ever she was
QUANDO ERA CRIANÇA MINHA MÃE LIGAVA O RADIO E OUVI MUITO ESSE GRUPO
Remembrer a time when female pop singers didn't have to twirk their ass to sell a million records. They could have class and dignity and beautiful music production all at the same time. Sigh....Thank you for posting this beautiful song.
Plus well dressed. Pleasing to eyes
Yes I remember...those days were both more innocent yet more sophisticated.
Who still remembers the swinging 60s in 2024?
RIP Judith. You bought the world such immense joy through your music. Thank you.
R.I.P What joy Judith gave to her fans with that voice. Her music is still magic. We shall miss you. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
@@gennibeaumont737 don't forget that iconic over one side hair style....RIP
Sad news indeed. I loved her voice.
I grew up to your music Judith...sad to see you leave us... RIP✝️🙏
A sad day for sure - we won't again see Judith live, however her brilliance will live on in these timeless videos. My heart goes out to the rest of the band🤔
Brings tears to my eyes.
I'm 68yrs old.
Ditto
Me too. On both counts.
Same here. I’m 71
I was 9 years old when this song and movie came out. I thought it was great and still do.
Me too!
There will never be another voice like Judith Durham’s ❤
For sure anyone our age can recognize her beautiful voice.
No voice has ever compared to Karen Carpenter's - not even Judith Durham's.
@@SnoopyDoofie love both their voices ❤️
Unforgettable
Great song, great singer!
This song was great in 1967, and it remains great in 2023!
Yep. A timeless classic that just won't age:-)
Still here
It's timeless really and so well sung, it shall be listened in a long time yet. Regards.
The before times 🧠❤️
Better than the shit put out today.
That green dress with her brown hair. Beautiful. So perfect!!!
Trust me, I couldn’t take my eyes off of her 😍
Back off, she's mine.
@@venderstrat Hey Well all can agree. She is the most beautiful woman who ever lived. God Love Her.
@@megalon73 I agree.
@@megalon73 I have nothing to add.
I'm 75 yrs old and I remember hearing this while in high school...back when musicians sang and played with no electronic gadgets to help their voices. Judith's voice was so powerful she stood away from the mic...today singer's mash their lips on it, no projection. Loved all the songs of the 60's and early 70's.
I was ten when it came out, and I recall it from the radio. WSAI in Cincinnati. Wow. What a great song, even in 2023!
They tape the mini wires to their cheeks and the micro mic. is virtually in their mouth. No voices at all!
@@animalkingdom137 I lived in Dayton at the time and listened to WING 1410, but some days I could get WSAI on my transister radio
@@roberthobbs8618
I lived in the Philly suburbs and WFIL was IT!
Damn, I miss those days!
Your right, " projection" of your voice, I learned that at " radio school" !!
I love her voice. Their harmonies and voices blended perfectly. I miss this simplicity
Your cute
Totally agree!
I was 9 years old when this song came out it was the first song that I felt moved me.
The sense of nostalgia is almost painful. Wish the world had stayed here a little longer
Me, too.
Jim, what you just posted was going through my mind almost WORD FOR WORD as I was listening to this wonderful song. But that world will always remain in my memories if nowhere else!!
Soooooooo true.
Yessssssss! I so remember this and how it felt!!!! I'd love to go back
@jim yes, it's hard to reconcile today's reality with that more innocent time.
RIP to Judith Durham, one of the greatest voices ever to come out of Australia.
From anywhere. From any universe.
RIP Judith. Lovely, talented lady.
The greatest.
No, the best voice to ever come out of Australia.
@@charleslonga1456 there’s been a few, check out Marjorie Stedeford, ‘Stardust’ is my fave.
God, 1967, can I just go back and stay there a while…..
Me too!!!
There is a shot of a man and his son in the audience, Thats me! Wonderful day!!
Thanks Da
OMG !!!That's amazing??? Where
was this concert ?
Awww thats great
A little slice of your life
At 1:24 one minute and 24 seconds ?
@@MegaEllemae In the city of Melbourne, Australia. My city.
I was born in 1968 in Australia, and Mum and Dad played the seekers records constantly when I was a child. I'd dance around the lounge room, sometimes with Mum, other times with Dad, beautiful happy days. I lost my beloved Dad in September last year and my beloved Mum in February this year. To lose them has been excruciating. And now the lovely Judith Durham. Rest well and in peace Judith xx 🇦🇺❤
I know how it feels.❤
@@barrycuda3769 ❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤
And now the beautiful olivia newton john.
God bless you as you treasure the memories of your loved ones.
This has hit me a little more than I thought. Just heard Judith passed away and I was a 6 year old but remember being at this concert. The voice of an angel now sings with Angel's.
Yes. I had tears this morning. Met her once at our local park through Bruce Woodley who we see regularly. Lovely lady in person.
I was 6 years old too when the song came out in the '67 such a great voice and memories of my childhood and forward may she sleep well as she's never forgotten
When I heard the news of Judith's passing I played this clip and the tears just welled up. She (and her lovely colleagues) was such a part of my childhood in the sixties. Her distinctive crystal clear voice touched the hearts of millions and when you see footage of her, she radiates a warmth and sincerity that is almost spiritual.
Tears in my eyes for the first time in a very long time. RIP Judith!
Me too
I know people get tired of this but truth it is. Thank God I grew up when there was music. F puffy combs and all the rest.
I was 19 years old in 1967 placing me right in the middle of the baby boomer generation .. Now, here in 2023 I am a 75 year old man ...
One of the few things about being old are the memories the years provide .. Fortunately I can still hear this song and remember how
wonderful those years were ... I was actually married that year ... both my wife and I were 19 ... a little over a week ago (7/9) we celebrated
our 56th wedding anniversary. I scanned the comments earlier and I wholeheartedly agree ... Judith's voice was the voice of an angel .. as
pure as a voice could be ... We should all consider ourselves lucky to have been blessed with her talent ...
If you were born in 1948 you were right at the beginning of the Baby Boomers. Boomers were born from 1946 to 1964.
@@ButcherBird-FW190D Pretty close ............ lol .............. Last day of the year ... December 31, 1947
@@mgsacto Yes Sir, Yes Sir !
I've sometimes thought Judy Collins was very similar but with more of an edge. Or maybe it was just the American accent.
Greetings for your 56 anniversary.
Incredible.
A time we will never experience again. 😢😢😢
Judith was a proper singer, you could hear every word clearly, a beautiful lady who will be sadly missed, Rest in Peace, you will never be forgotten.
a proper singer, indeed.
Yeah as a singer she was clarity clear, proper without fault, delightfully pure and popular for all the right reasons. You felt privileged and favored to be able to listen to her. I know we'll never find another Judith.
RIP Judith, this has been my favorite song since it came out. She had the voice of an angel and now she joins the heavenly chorus.
I agree!
This was the first song, that I remember hearing on the radio, back when it was released. I was 4 years old. It was a Worldwide hit, and Australia was very proud.
This is also our senior high school's most memorable song
Australia be proud of these gems,rest in peace Judith,your voice was heavenly and now your singing with the angels,greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪.
☘☘
..Australia should be proud, they were wonderful...RIP Jude....Ray from USA
@@raymo6795 Apparently Judith was just as sweet and lovely as her public persona presented. Some people are just pure love.
2022 I'm 63 years old and she's still got the best female voice I've ever heard.
True
Dianna Ross is pretty good
Katie Petersen?
Carly Simon ???😁😁😁😁🎸🎸🎼🎼🎼🎤🎤🎤🍺🍺🍺
I'm 42 and I'm amazed such great music
No auto tune. No lip sync. Just pure talent.
This was a lip sync.
@@ohger1 they sang live at this concert, the studio recording has been played over it, see description for link to live performances.
I use to feel the same way but now I see it different. New singers actually dance really well and entertain. These people just stood there.
Couldn't agree more .. no vulgar stage gyrations, nothing !
@@cruz47144
Perhaps...but the M U S I C A L W A Y S C O M E S 1ST‼️
And most of today's chart generated, popular music is total trash...they're generally being duped by a smoke & mirror show, blinded by a generational trend in drivel 👎
🇨🇦
I wonder why modern singers do not have such an articulate pronunciation as this singer. rich963 thank you for sharing this lovely song!
What do you mean "modern"? There are plenty of her contemporary singers who didn't either.
It is an education discipline that is called elocution. Theater performers, actors, and many other people used to be professionally coached on pronunciation and the elimination or acquisition of various accents. The defunct Mid-Atlantic accent used by Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, FDR, and Katherine Hepburn present examples of a coached voice!
At 38 seconds, the gal with the binoculars sums up the 60's for me (yes, I lived through them.) She is just so delighted to be able to see them, it delights me now.
I miss that time. The world has become something I don’t recognize anymore.
They are laughing on the way to the cyber bank.
The 60's weren't perfect. Not by a long shot. But I do wish the good things were still here. The music, the cars, roller rinks, the girls. Oh well. Things change. People have changed. People seem to be angrier now. Maybe it's in the drinking water. I'll blame it on that.
I agree with you.
The world has turned upside down and inside out.
At least we didn't have that idiot trump destroying what was once a great country. Vote trump out
Everyone talks about Judith's gorgeous voice. But no one mentions Athol, Keith and Bruce, I ADORE their Harmonies. They really compliment Judith's voice
@@calewood1574 You are totally f'ing wrong.
good morning my friend rosie Keith and bruce and athol all have great voices too. But everybody was doing their tribute for judith because of her death. Do you watch any music award on TV ? They also did not do a tribute for her but they did a tribute to Olivia Newton John in November 20th 2022!
Rossie el grupo es genial.
They were very good singers, but Judith was a GREAT singer with a very nice vibrato, which made her naturally stand out.
@@catkeys6911 good afternoon my friend cat judith durham had a angel voice too an you can see it sometimes in her eyes too
Beautiful voice, beautiful and talented woman sadly missed.
I was 8 years old in 1967, I will never forget the first time I heard this song Georgy Girl by The Seekers, my parents took me to a hotdog stand to eat, sitting at the table were the old music turn-stiles, my father gave me a nickel to play a song and this is the song I played.
I luv it so much I couldn't stop listening to it. I have been and remain a devout Judith Durham / Seekers fan my whole life.
Judith Durham's voice is exquisite, and the harmony of the band members with their acoustic guitars and string bass is just amazing. It's pure talent, no electronic instrumentation whatsoever.
The pop hits they recorded are not just great in music composition, lyrics, and harmony, they're iconic, and stands the test of time to this day.
RIP Judith Durham, you will always be in my heart, part of my youth that forever reminds me of my youth, and my parents who have long passed away.
I was a kid living in PNG with my family in 1967 and this was a huge hit in those times. Rest In Peace Judith and thank you 🙏
She was terrific. RIP Judith
I remember singing along to this when I when I was four listening to WJR Detroit on mom's kitchen radio.
I remember this playing on the radio on top of our refrigerator in the late sixties.
PNG? Papua New Guinea?
@@dinojay8410 yes living in Rabaul wonderful times
Remembering how my Mummy said she used to sing this song for me as a baby and I would calm down. Missing you so much, Mummy. 😪
I know how you feel Anna.
I was 6 when this came out and have memories of this song.
Sweetheart your mum is right. Xxxxx
All the very best to you, Anne-Kaye!
Beautiful woman with a beautiful voice. Rest in peace Judith your songs will live forever
I was absolutely in love with Judith. I loved her voice. She was a breath of fresh air back I the day. Rest in Peace Judith. You were greatly talented, admired and loved. Your presence on Earth will be missed immensely.♥️
Who's watching this in 2021 like me?
Memories of those far-off day?
Memories tinged with sadness ?
Reminiscences and Memories crowded your mind?
Long lost friend?
or heyday of your life?
I want hear your stories.
PHOENIX ARIZONA IS LISTENING AND LOVING IT.. BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF THE BEST OF TIMES
Me 👋
@@juliemoody1638 Yeah you and Moi aussi.
You do realize this song is about TRANSitioning 🤫🤭🤫
Me,from Japan🇯🇵
I never get tired of listening to her sing, She is an Angel...
She just passed away.
*Was an angel. But now she's an actual one.
I did not know ohh lord please take her into thy womb and the angels that sing unto you oh lord a special SOUL AMEN
an old favorite from when I was a very young girl, magnificent voice and a great band
I'm 61 years old. I was very young when i heard this song played in my dad's car (a Volkswagen). Back then everything had an o'rama like food'o rama, Lol. Our tv was black and white and looked like a lunar lander 😅.
The Seekers were a very special group and Judith’s unique voice will long be remembered - and likely never equalled. RIP Judith.
1 h0pe 1nstead 0f rest!ng that she s!ngs t0 her heart's c0ntent [s0rry ha1f the |
Judith has the voice of an angel, no auto tune just pure talent
Sadly, this live video has been synched with the studio recording audio
@@bobcuesta2033 She (or the Seekers) did not lip sync this song. If you read Rich's 'show more' segment you'll see a link to the live concert. The recording was placed over the concert.
@@jbidd8647 RIght, which means what was coming out of their mouths was NOT what you hear in this video - the equivalent of lip synching,
There;s another video of the actual vocals from this performance, and they're spot-on. This just isn't that.
@@bobcuesta2033 To me, lip syncing implies that the performer(s) are using this knowingly and during the live event, which happens fairly regularly on TV shows and sometimes at live concerts. This was a case of the dubbing being applied many. many years after the live concert. Judith was not miming the words to a prior recording -- she was singing live.
@@jbidd8647 Again, the video above is not her singing, it's a dubbed recording. Call it what you wish.
The Seekers had a lot of beautiful songs
I feel for people today they missed out on so much that we enjoyed a much simpler and better life style
Better times for sure. If we could go back.....
Remember when we played outside all day. We rode our bikes, played hopscotch and jump rope. We made up games but we were never bored. No phones, iPads, electronic games. We were lucky if someone had a transistor radio. But we had FUN!
@@janesmith5967 AM radio, roll down windows and tilt vent windows in cars 😁
Judith Durham, one of the greatest female voices ever!!
Yes I agree.
amen to that
Totally agree!
Melissa you are so right...too! bad the youth of today do not listen these women of yesteryear...Judith is the voice of women explaining their souls...just her voice alone is enough to make one think about humanity.. Her singing tells about our lives... socially and intellectually...the way it was before and who we have become today...and who we ARE! suppose to be today as Humans......Thank you Judith for giving me...a man... a wonderful life...I have enjoyed every day...Thank you once again...
Hi Melissa Taylor, João Bosco, Brazil
RIP Judith....a beautiful woman with a truly outstanding voice xx
Beautiful. Still a lifetime later...and still as sweet today as it was back then. Musicianship, melody, harmony, tenderness...Pure Joy.
So very sad to hear of Judith's death. In 1966 I was 17 and in my senior year of high school. I was Georgy Girl. Shy and not fashionable. This song gave me so much hope and I played my 45 rpm over and over. And eventually the world did see a new Georgy Girl.
God Bless Judith Durham. ✝️
Gosh, watching this Mar 4 2021- in the world of covid-19.. this song making me feelin like I'm 9 yrs old again.. no bills, no debts, just my bike, pals and the outdoors.
Perfect 😀
Ahhh...
Simpler times. God I wish.
Amen brother, amen
Me too. I want to cry. Back to my youth. Some joy in 2021
Damn... what a voice, what a real live performance, Judith Durham has a voice like gold. Amazing singer for back then and even now!
Winter 1967, Richard picks me up for my high school’s winter ball in his father’s fancy sedan. As we pull away from the curb, Georgie Girl plays. A wonderful 56 year old memory. ❤️
I'm 8 years old again. Good times! :)
Makes me want to cry for our loss of innocence. Very angry too.
I know what you mean.... I was in Vietnam at age 19--- 1968-70, and lost a lot of innocence there too ! My Blog: TOM'S JOURNAL. Email: tschuckman@aol.com
And I'm with you. We can back together the good times! 👍🏴
Judith's voice was so criminially underrated. When you always hear about the "greatest female vocalists of folk, pop or rock music" , you never hear her name ever mentioned. At least not in the States here. I don't get it. She's a powerhouse.
Completely agree. One of the greatest vocalist ever.
Because most countries only laud their own
Her voice is very nice. I love it.
And her voice is just as good as she aged as she was back in the 60’s.
Still is… (She still performs occasionally).
What a gorgeous voice, never to be repeated ! Well done Judith, Sadly missed, pure voice ! xx
Gorgeous voice. RIP Judith. Your singing with the angels now!
time to get in my time machine and go back to the 60s...
Don't leave without me.
I'll come with you, 2016 is not so great for me
Hope it's big enough to fit all the fans that have your same feelings,,,
Merry Christmas 1967 / 2016 where has all that time gone?
time fly's when your having fun, doesnt it?
sir, where have all the flowers gone? long time passing. another great tune you brought to my memory and i thank you.
RIP Judith suffered from a lung disease since childhood. Who knew? The voice of an angel. THE voice of Folk Music.
I think many people were envious. And yes she was like an angel
Eso lo sabemos los angeles.
@@miguelangelzegarragarrido7904 yes
Never knew sad iam so lucky I have a seekers collection box it has 6 LPS in it but I don't have a record player
I was 8 years old when this first came out and I heard it. I fell in love with it. My mom got me the record.
I'm 61 and this is one of my memories from the 60's, along with the Moon Landing. Judith Durham is one of the greatest Aussie singers, along with Olivia Newton-John, John Farnham, Jimmy Barnes and Michael Hutchence. The greatest was , of course, Bon Scott!
RIP Judith and Bon, and farewell Olivia!
I grew up with the Seekers. Thank god.
George Vreeland Hill
the sad part is you can only hear this great music on UA-cam or satellite radio.
never on everyday radio.
nothing white and good gets heard.
Davin Dx God almighyy, do you have to make this about race too?
So did ..And what a swell time we had too..X :)
George Vreeland Hill v
I’m sitting here listening and tears are in my eyes knowing this lovely woman has passed away today. Thank you Judith. A voice that touched millions with her warmth and sincerity. RIP Judith Durham
Ditto, ditto, ditto..........😒
I grew up with the Seekers from my parents....was so sad when Judith passed. They are certainly a huge part of my life, her voice is amazing and a massive part of Australian history. The best ever grand final show ever was the Seekers
There's nothing like this in the world anymore.
I miss music like this. We need to bring it back again. But sadly we have no one today who could sing it this good.
Nonsense. Her voice is sensational, but there is no generational limit on good voices.
2020 and eighty years old and I remember this song by heart.. That era produced alot of good music compared to now
Happy 80th in April of 1967 i was newborn.... and love this music
I grew up around my mother’s records. And I love your type of music from your era.
Almost 64 and I totally agree.
@Shaun Kellison So tired of this refrain. Come up with something original. And not everybody nowadays uses autotune.
@Shaun Kellison LMAO? What an original use of words! A clear sign of a mind devoid of original thought.
I'm a hard/heavy rock/metal fan but these guys, The Seekers, are something else. They are from a higher plane of the music strata.
Love rock music and this too🍀🤐
Judith just died.
Yes
@Evan Khongsngi - I hear you man, another hard rock/heavy metal fan here too. Grew up with the Seekers though
@@tedburnard841 feels 😔 sad about Judith's passing away.
I was 11, at this year of 67. Music, was and will ALWAYS BE THE BEST ; FROM 1960 to 1971. Any genre, any country. Rolling Stones, Ruby Tuesday. Fifth Dimension. Oliver . The Seekers. the New Seekers, Mary Hopkins, (throw in James Last, and Mitch Miller from earlier years- 40's and 50s') .....i could go on...the tune ., ' STARSHINE '.....etc...etc. Never forget, even in my senior years.....thankyou GOD, for this time i am finding myself living in !......
Im 53 Years Old. This song reminds me of my favorite Aunt. She loved this group. Whenever she would watch me, this was playing. Takes me back to a simpler time. Their music always made me feel relaxed.
Judith has about the most beautiful singing voice ever heard...
I certainly agree with that
+ruth bashford shes still singing
Okay. I think it's Karen Carpenter.
She's OK too!
There is so much life in this video, it really is fantastic. Check out ' 'the present' ' at TruthContest ) c0m. I appreciate all of life more after reading it
I was a 20 year old College Senior when the Seekers made such a huge impact on the music scene.Judith had a voice made in heaven and all of us [ in the States ] could not get enough of this wonderful group.They gave us so many timeless hits that will never grow old.I still listen to their songs and watch same video;s with great joy and do indeed ...thank them all, for the musical genius that was theirs to share with all of us...db
Dre J None of my commentary implies that I thought they were big ONLY in the US. I was merely stating that to me, and my associates, they WERE great. We both know that they had a WORLDWIDE following. Peace...db
and in el Salvador, central America as well
Dana Brinkmeier listen to it at least once a week nostalgia
I do !...I will be 70 in about 3 weeks and so remember this great song as a college youth .It was and is , one of my all time favorites.
Congratulations on your coming birthday! I'm not quite as old 56 but feeling it! Happy new year 😀
Judith was untouchable. She was a petite lady but she was head and shoulders above anything we have today.
Ach, was war das für eine schöne Zeit! Ich denke mit Wehmut daran zurück!
655yyh😢
She's wearing a nice dress, no tattoos, no crazy hair. Build me a time machine !
Yeah the summer of love nothing strange happening then.
I would happily go back there and endure hard toilet paper, bland food and painful dentistry.
No metal her face...
UA-cam is your time machine
*_BISOUS Judith_*. ! ! !
the days when beautiful people sang beautiful songs beautifully!
+james faulkner Beautiful comment. Just beautiful.
+james faulkner 9 words that sum it up............beautifully !
+210661john thank you john happy christmas !
+james faulkner love this song for decades
+james faulkner It's also when songs had a meaning to them and were fun to listen to!
I heard this song in 1966 and 1967. It has stuck in head since!
This was 1967....Vietnam lyndon b Johnson. Robert McNamara. 1st heart
Transplant....psychedelic tyraids
Janis joplin....etc...the seekers other
Song besides George girl was the one
I was ist introduced to as a was l'll
Never find another you. I was living
In central Illinois. I was 8 at the time
Standing by the neighbors combine
And huge old oak tree.....I still see
The memory now in 2023 as clear as it
Happend then. Remember some
Memories never die!
I will never, EVER get tired of hearing Judith’s beautiful voice!
Saturday April 22nd 2023 afternoon 348pm😮
I so love this song ❤
Same - it's like melifluous honey.
Listen to ‘Colours of my Life’ she wrote it and sang it like an angel
@@gerardmackay8909 So surprised Colours of My Life was never a hit.
The Seekers were a very underrated group. Judith Durham in her prime had one of the best voices in music history. Listen to her carefully. Very powerful. Thanks for the video.
Absolutely incredible voice. Wow.
And I have a sneakin' suspicion that Judy made that dress herself....which is something that is never seen anymore...
I have seen them in concert, the sound was
Fantastic
Athol Guy is such a tool though!
My daughter in law looks just like her!
Beautiful!
Glad to hear again this song. Good music; and not only for for the people of those times.
RIP Judith, such a wonderful talent.
I was born 1970, this song is older then me but i love this song and she looks so classy with a beautiful voice.❤
The Seekers have been part of my life for close on 40 yrs. Not a bbq or party they didn't play one or more of their songs. Judith has/had an immortal voice. R.IP
The memories! Great times, great days!
no autotune, no fancy equipment, no extra haircuts and style, just straight up talent and singing
No rapping and lyrics about drugs, bitches, and hoes
@@RapIsDeadly Well, the '60s did begin the decline of US pop music into the cesspool...
yes...and miming to the recording! amazing isn't it?
@@richbailey8174 They're not miming to a recording. They're performing live, but the person who posted this video replaced the live soundtrack with the studio recording of the song. Here's the video with the correct soundtrack: ua-cam.com/video/c-GApOqzgWM/v-deo.html
@@donclinchy3613 OH OK
She has a beautiful voice. She has a very beautiful voice. One of my favorite female voices ever. Pure. Innocent. Full of life. She is also extremely pretty! I don't think she ever looked better than on this day in that gorgeous dress. For 2 minutes and 36 seconds, everything was right in the world.
Absolutely true! Classic beauty
She is sooo pretty , love this song , even though it was a year before I was born 😲
Bro your expression was amazing!
Adorable for sure.
Was about to leave a comment…but then realised you put it better than I ever could have👍
Everything is beautiful in this video: the great singer, the musicians, the audience and especially the music. It must have been a wonderful day.
She has a fabulous voice. Takes me back to my childhood!
How are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
This is the greatest musical decade that ever happened on this planet. In my lifetime there will never be music of this level of greatness. It puts me in a euphoric state. It is my favorite genre and I will cherish it for the rest of my life.
RightOnRightOnRightOnRightOn....
Carl's Rock History Tour: all the w's radio2rdj dot com, but can only listen live Sundays 1pm - 3pm, Sydney time. 2 more shows to go on 1966.
forestsoceansmusic Thanks!
Yup, all happened in the 60s didn't it? Not just in music either. Maybe a reaction to WW2? A new start and all that. It really was an explosion of talent not seen since.
What do you mean when you say Maybe a reaction to WW2? I am having trouble understanding your message because I don't speak Spanish.
KirkSH52 You and me both, mate. Don't understand your Spanish reference. No ambivalence meant. I was merely referring to the 60s cultural explosion mostly driven by people born during the bleak years of the war.
Strange to think that in 1970 they never had any notion that in May 2020 during a global pandemic a fat 57 year old Scotsman would be sitting here in his underpants listening on a thing called an iPad to their wonderful music.
😂😂😂😂😎😎😎
TMI!!
LOL! Thanks for the image and the laugh!
I am 57 too, and I am listening this wanderful song while I am living the “Cuarentena”. I senda Myriam regarás from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I beg your pardon for my englosh.
Glad you spared us the selfie!
This group was genuine gold solid through. Judith gets most of the publicity but the whole group is so perfect together. Sadly, Judith has passed and some gold is gone. This is one group that really deserved its popularity and respect.
All their voices complimented each other whereas The Mammas and the Pappas for example were all in the same vocal range. This is what made them so good.
OMG, I remember this! What have we become? How did we go from this to rap?
It went from class, to crap...lol.
what is your guys age? like 40+?
Yeah, from a time when courtesy and manners were more important than tats and piercings
rap your ass
Yeah! Music just went down the drain!!
I absolutely love Judith Durham’s voice! I’m 15 & am slightly obsessed with this song; great music really can be appreciated by anyone of any age 😁
Chloe...I'm reassured that the future is going to be OK with people like you. So much of the louder contingency of your generation has been mindlessly hypnotized by the media culture to think that rap and twerking is music.
Thanks so much Chloe for the comment, and you are so correct that his can be appreciated by anyone of any age. I am 75 years old and I love this song with Judith Durham's vocal as I have for a half century !!!!
Wise beyond your years. I was 13 yrs. old when this song came out (1967). Loved it then, still love it now. Great music and Great talents transcend time. They are present in every generation as you've discovered. Good for you!
I was 7 years old when this song came out and her voice is so fantastic
Im 17 years old and i love this song ive been listning to this song for 5 years now.
I have absolutely LOVED this song since childhood!!!
Love that song, brings back memories of when I was a wee lad. Wonderful harmonies, and exquisite presentation. RIP Judith Durham, you had the voice of an angel, and now you sing with the angels.
Amen
My God- that woman's voice, and she doesn't miss a note. Wow.
RIP lovely Judith. Your voice carried me through some of my most difficult times as a young child with a chronic illness.
I was 5!!!! Living in England and used to sing this....now im 61, living in Australia and still singing it👍👍❤❤❤❤❤🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲
Their music NEVER gets old!
Man, wasn't expecting that. I just randomly clicked this video. Great song.
Same with me. I have never heard about them. I found many amazing songs that way. Such a shame that most of them came forgotten while we have to witness modern music. :(