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I think of him often. Kind gentle man. He is missed.

The Joy of Sax. #Payton #RIP

Denis loved his family and enjoyed being around kids. He was handsome, smart, and played different instruments in addition to singing. Miss you 💔🌹😢

Hi! My dad was born and lived at number 16 Union Street. He would have been around 10 years old when you lived next door. Sadly he past in January this year (2023) maybe you remember him?

Hermoso tributo para quienes lo conocieron en vida ; gran talento de la música de su época; me permite conocerlo más al abuelo de mis nietos Daniel y Steven.

Denis was a good friend and honest reliable person. Just come back from abroad and I am so sad to hear this news may he rest in peace 🙏

I still have some LPs of the DC5. Too bad to hear that Dennis died at his still young age.

Denis Payton; 11 August 1943 - 17 December 2006

What song is this? It’s as beautiful as Dennis😥

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Denny Payton's sax playing gave the DC5 their unique sound. They were a heck of great rock band and over in Canada we loved them as much as the Beatles,

Denis was multi-talented and played several instruments in addition to singing with the group. He was a kind, generous and loving man. I miss him.

I have love the DC5 since I was 9 years old..I love all their songs.. But now I'm already ,65 and I never tired of listening to their songs.a terried eye huhuhu.

Loved the dc5!! Penny's sax made their sound!! Still a huge dc5 fan!!

Why me I loved DC5 Would of given my right arm to meet them. I am a no body will always be. Bless Dennis and all the others that died. Sorry for you pain I have so much myself. Maybe when Jesus returns the pain will be lifted for us all. Bless his family.

Denny was one helluva sax player and put his indelible stamp on the music of the DC5...r.i.p Denny...

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Saw the DC5 in probably 67 , past the prime but still really great . Always liked Denny , my idea of a musician .

it doesn't look like he made any money from the dc5 .

A lovely tribute to Dennis. Thank you for sharing.

My favorite British band!!! God be with Denis! I loved his sax. He made the DC5 sound.

This is a such a well done tribute to Denis.Thank you so much for giving us a peek at Denis' life, other than being that fabulous sax player for the DC5 . No one can miss him more than his family and close friends,but the DC5 universe will always keep him in our hearts.

An excellent tribute. It brought back some fond memories .

Even if Dennis Payton wasn't a member of the DC5...he very much to have had a incredibly rich life with his family and friends. Could anyone ask for more??

Guys thanks for the those wonderful music..RIP for those who were gone much earlier... From us in 🇸🇬

this band's music came through the radio like a ray of warm sunshine on a brutal winter day...color in a black and white world. there were not many "rock" bands that featured a saxophone in the mix and Dennis added a unique texture to compliment the compositions of DC5. I am so sorry he passed on so young, but what a life! what a legacy of sound he has left behind for us to enjoy. Thank you!

I used to visit Ronnie's so many times when Ronnie was there and giving his usual repetoir of dreadful (but hilarious) jokes and playing sublime jazz with his band. I feel so lucky to have witnessed so many greats of jazz there. Although this is a great upload it is also appallingly sad looking back that Ronnie was cursed by depression and took his own life after he could no longer play. But what a legacy. Love you Ronnie.

The DC5 would be just another band without the bad-ass saxophone sound of Dennis Payton. He was such a huge presence on those earlier, more successful albums. That last bit that he said at the end of this video was so brave and a very caring thing to say to his folks, so that they could move on. Respect!

Hi Jeff great tribute- who is the artist playing the music?

Great job on this tribute to Dennis Payton. The Dave Clark 5 were my favorite group growing up. With Mike Smith's vocals and keyboards and Dennis on saxophone and vocals - it didn't get any better. I'm almost 68 years old. Dennis was way too young to be called home. What a great guy and all of the great music. God Bless. Roger (San Diego)

A three button collar ,at a17 year old and l was Dennis, great group, always smiling,and loved footie a sad loss.

i saw the dave clark five being inducted in the rock n roll hall of fame on tv in 2008 wouldv'e been cool to see all five together again since 1970 but sadly denis passed away then mike smith great band

Diolch byth am Ronnie Scott - arwr i bawb!

A wonderful video but made me feel very sad. R.I.P Dennis

Dennis was one of the main inspirations for Springsteen's adding The Big Man on sax to the E Street Band.

Seems like he really knew how to enjoy his life and friends!

I do believe that Denis was a gentleman and a kind-hearted person all of his life. I had the good fortune to meet him along with the other DC 5 members back in the 60s and he was very gracious. Certainly did not act like a rock star! He was multi-talented.

Denny had a brilliant voice. He sang with great style he made the group what they were. I always felt he was very underated. A true sound of the sixties and seventies.

Lovely tribute to a great saxophonist, long live The DC5 Rip

a great guy , thanks for the good times

This is a really lovely tribute to Denis, thank you xx

what a a great band

nicely done

once again what a great contribution to a brilliant decade of music R. I.P. dennis payton

What is, as a matter of interest, the accompanying music background?

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lost 4 of my family to that aweful desease. know how his family felt. loved the DC5

Fantastic! Very moving!

Dennis was a neighbour in Bournemouth. My daughter paid him her rent at Scott Payton in Boscombe. Always a gentleman