This is a beautiful song it's kind of a shame. Thst he's only known for this song even though it's a wonderful song. There is the song he sang a year later called skydiver. Which came out a year after this song. It's kind of machine that he passed away back January. Have you ever heard of his song Skydiver? If not look up Daniel Boone skydiver. It's really catchy and a nice song as well. Even though beautiful Sunday will always be his best song.
@@kevinhullinger8743 , he’s just singing along with the record. The mic is barely on if it is at all. Too bad. I could not find an actual live version anywhere on TH-cam.
It's really too bad that he was just a one hit wonder. This man had raw talent, incredible voice. And incredible songwriting!! Music don't get any better than this.And today's music cannot even compare
@BobGerathy I know I was born in 1992. It's sad Daniel Boone passed away last year. I wish his song Skydiver would have known as well. It was also a nice song he sang.
Sunday morning, up with the lark I think I'll take a walk in the park Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day I've got someone waiting for me And when I see her I know that she'll say Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday This is my, my, my beautiful day When you say, say, say, say that you love me Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day Birds are singing, and you're by my side Let's take a car and go for a ride Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day We'll drive on and follow the sun Making Sunday go on and on Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday This is my, my, my beautiful day When you say, say, say, say that you love me Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday This is my, my, my beautiful day When you say, say, say, say that you love me Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Daniel Boone Rod McQueen
pjimmbo jimmbo it was lip synced but the instruments where played there’s a radio transmitter on the guitar I use them at gigs saves you standing on a lead
남시현 You have got to be completely stupid to not think it’s lip synced. It sounds exactly like the record version with added echo effect to make it sound like he’s singing. Also the fact there’s an acoustic guitar playing in the song and none of them are playing one. You can’t get that accurate of an acoustic sound with an electric at all. It’s completely obvious lol. And notice at the end how he just kind of stops moving his mouth while the song is still very faintly playing still. Idk what Boone was thinking. Maybe lost his voice years ago or something.
At first you had me thinking I had managed to overlook a suite of glaringly-obvious gaffes. I've counted at least two, isolated sets of one-to-three video-frames, including this left-side view at 1:16--1:17 where the plug and whole cable can be seen, and 1:45, where the upper part of the cable in Daniel Boone's Stratocaster's jack can clearly be seen. To check for yourself, mute the sound and select 0.25 speed. 1:44 The jacks of the Strat and the Fender Bass of two men playing on the backing-stage to the side--; are so continuously-covered by banks of music-stands, that I haven't yet been able to isolate even one frame, that would definitively show, whether those guitars had had plugs in their respective jacks or not. I haven't even been able to tell whether the Fender Bass, is a P or a J--; the whole lower quadrant of its body containing the jack remains continuously obscured by the music stands. Which further-leads me to the question, of whether it would have been worth the degree of trouble it would have taken strategically to arrange all those music stands or to work the camera in such a way as never to show the otherwise "empty jacks" on those two guitars--; even-when it would have been far-easier simply to leave the cables plugged-into the guitars--; but to have muted their output by a) zeroing the volume on the amps, b) not plugging the cables into amps, or c) zeroing the volume knobs on the guitars--? It's not rocket-science, engineer--! It's certaily not unreasonable to find that someone might still sound as good vocally at 71 as they did at 31, especially when not singing a conspicuosly vocally challenging song. (Try it. It's not a vocal-range challenge). Maybe they "mixed" the original recording-in, along with the live-playing, too. Did you ever watch his original video from 1972--? th-cam.com/video/hU4bwT8v_sQ/w-d-xo.html Even if the 2013 performance "were" "lip-synching--;" after watching the 1972 video, I don't think anyone would still "care--."
I have watched the video again, and this time I saw at least two seconds at 2:38, where the cable from Daniel Boone's guitar, first is only faintly visible, and then appears to be absent, so I now do have to credit you, with at least that much fairness in your visual observation. Why the cable would be clearly visible in an earlier set of frame-sequences, but then poorly or not-at-all visible in these later ones--; is corroborated by the fact that the resolution in this video is low-enough for the circuitry or capture software in the video camera to "decide" that the blurry trace of the cable it later captured, was "just an artifact" for it to "remove," rather than a dimmed "object" for it to have "darkened." The case for the original cable's being "authentic," rather than a would-be "artifact," is because it is persistent, has notable detail. and retains a consistent presentation of the same detail. It's a lot easier to omit something than it is to add something that isn't actually-there--. I also looked for the "acoustic guitar" you said, "was not" there--; but did manage to "find" it--;at 1:23 along with someone-else, who was playing a "violin" at 1:26--." While I did say, that this song would not have been vocal-range challenging for a 71 year-old to sing--; it's not ridiculous either, for prominent singers either to lose their timbre--; like Stevie Nicks--; or to be forced into a vastly different register--; like Sir Elton John--; so that theory-too, had some corroborative-support. Gotta give you credit, though--; you're unusually "observant--."
素晴らしい曲をありがとう。
ご冥福を祈ります。
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥Dániel-csodás nagyon-jó!!
I love you Daniel Boone . You're still good looking at 70 years old. I miss you.
He sounds amazing! This song is an antidepressant!
So is Daniel Boone.
How wonderful that the audience kept going! My happy place and Sunday theme song. Loved this song when I was 10 years old, now at 61 love it even more
This is a beautiful song it's kind of a shame. Thst he's only known for this song even though it's a wonderful song. There is the song he sang a year later called skydiver. Which came out a year after this song. It's kind of machine that he passed away back January. Have you ever heard of his song Skydiver? If not look up Daniel Boone skydiver. It's really catchy and a nice song as well. Even though beautiful Sunday will always be his best song.
@@DerekBoldiene360I've heard SKYDIVER, MAMA, WHO PUT THE LIGHTS OUT IN MY LIFE, etc. They are all great songs by Daniel Boone
This song was such a big part of my life... thanks Daniel!
When times were different. Such a cheerful song. 😊
Ikr
Love how folks are singing along!
Interesting his voice never changed since 1972 sounds like the original recording.
True.
Yes. Very interesting.
@@MarkFern-fc1eu maybe Autotune?
@@kevinhullinger8743 , he’s just singing along with the record. The mic is barely on if it is at all. Too bad. I could not find an actual live version anywhere on TH-cam.
@@MarkFern-fc1eu thanks for the information, he sounds just like the rest the record makes sense.
Thank you Daniel Boone. Rest In Peace Dear. I feel that you were underrated. I still listen to you Daniel. 😊
I have great memories of this song playing and my mother(RIP) dancing around the house with a dust rag singing to myself and my sister(RIP) 💙💜💚
I am so thrilled to see that he kept-on playing all this time, despite the intervening decades of obscurity. This is Amazing--!
lip synching his heart out
❤awesome 🎉🎉🎉
Great song, great time to be alive!
It's really too bad that he was just a one hit wonder. This man had raw talent, incredible voice. And incredible songwriting!! Music don't get any better than this.And today's music cannot even compare
You are so correct.
I love this song so much. I heard it back in either 2014-15 16 or 17. I was on my way home from work.
It was originally released in June of 1972.
@BobGerathy I know I was born in 1992. It's sad Daniel Boone passed away last year. I wish his song Skydiver would have known as well. It was also a nice song he sang.
@@DerekBoldiene360I love SKYDIVER as well as his lesser known songs. Rest In Peace Daniel Boone. I love you.
So nostalgic to hear, and see him again. Was in a singing group that toured South Africa with him (Canticle)in the seventies. A very nice fellow.
He still sounds very good
Looks good too.
💎Toujours la même voix , excellent , cela donne un peu de joie 💎
Mais oui!
Sunday morning, up with the lark
I think I'll take a walk in the park
Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day
I've got someone waiting for me
And when I see her I know that she'll say
Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day
Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday
This is my, my, my beautiful day
When you say, say, say, say that you love me
Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day
Birds are singing, and you're by my side
Let's take a car and go for a ride
Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day
We'll drive on and follow the sun
Making Sunday go on and on
Hey, hey, hey, it's a beautiful day
Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday
This is my, my, my beautiful day
When you say, say, say, say that you love me
Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day
Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday
This is my, my, my beautiful day
When you say, say, say, say that you love me
Oh, my, my, my, it's a beautiful day
Hi, hi, hi, beautiful Sunday
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Daniel Boone
Rod McQueen
Man. Finding an actual live version of this is a little challenging.
Sound Engineer: How much playback do you need?
Daniel Boone: Yes
It's okay.. I still love this ❤️
Thank you, thinking the same thing. It seems like no video exists of him actually performing the song live.
Good song
Beautiful song ❤️👍🌹
Awesome Awesome Awesome
God 💛i love you
Thanks 🎉🤣👋👍🕊
I love the slosh
Me encanta esta musica la letra no se diga hermosa
Who cares about lip sync it a great song I heard him sing it to the audience
Great!!
So much fun
my car song 💙
👍👍👍❤️
Fantabalastico
❤🇧🇷🎼
RIP 2023
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unless he played a backing track like I saw them do to Yummy Yummy Yummy
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잘하네...
Daniel must be at least 110 now
More like 78.....
@@thomasmarthinussen8978 LoL 👍
Love it what a song. And yep he is lip syncing
I was gonna say; still fun to watch.
이노래 모르는사람 몇없을들
And none of the Guitars were plugged in...
pjimmbo jimmbo it was lip synced but the instruments where played there’s a radio transmitter on the guitar I use them at gigs saves you standing on a lead
Yes, good song however did anyone hear his actual voice towards the end of video.....he lip synced the whole song on this show.....
I feel betrayed!!!!
It sounded more like the audience continued to see it.
Is he lip syncing due to his age, anyway great song. . . . . . .
You can find video clips of him on youtube from the early 80's where he's lip syncing too.
Say cheese
😅
LIP SYNCING
Lip synched
lip synch
Nope, the title says its live !
Listen to it very carefully. Then you will know it's not lip synch.
남시현 You have got to be completely stupid to not think it’s lip synced. It sounds exactly like the record version with added echo effect to make it sound like he’s singing. Also the fact there’s an acoustic guitar playing in the song and none of them are playing one. You can’t get that accurate of an acoustic sound with an electric at all. It’s completely obvious lol. And notice at the end how he just kind of stops moving his mouth while the song is still very faintly playing still. Idk what Boone was thinking. Maybe lost his voice years ago or something.
At first you had me thinking I had managed to overlook a suite of glaringly-obvious gaffes.
I've counted at least two, isolated sets of one-to-three video-frames, including this left-side view at 1:16--1:17 where the plug and whole cable can be seen, and 1:45, where the upper part of the cable in Daniel Boone's Stratocaster's jack can clearly be seen. To check for yourself, mute the sound and select 0.25 speed.
1:44 The jacks of the Strat and the Fender Bass of two men playing on the backing-stage to the side--; are so continuously-covered by banks of music-stands, that I haven't yet been able to isolate even one frame, that would definitively show, whether those guitars had had plugs in their respective jacks or not. I haven't even been able to tell whether the Fender Bass, is a P or a J--; the whole lower quadrant of its body containing the jack remains continuously obscured by the music stands.
Which further-leads me to the question, of whether it would have been worth the degree of trouble it would have taken strategically to arrange all those music stands or to work the camera in such a way as never to show the otherwise "empty jacks" on those two guitars--; even-when it would have been far-easier simply to leave the cables plugged-into the guitars--; but to have muted their output by a) zeroing the volume on the amps, b) not plugging the cables into amps, or c) zeroing the volume knobs on the guitars--? It's not rocket-science, engineer--!
It's certaily not unreasonable to find that someone might still sound as good vocally at 71 as they did at 31, especially when not singing a conspicuosly vocally challenging song. (Try it. It's not a vocal-range challenge).
Maybe they "mixed" the original recording-in, along with the live-playing, too.
Did you ever watch his original video from 1972--? th-cam.com/video/hU4bwT8v_sQ/w-d-xo.html
Even if the 2013 performance "were" "lip-synching--;" after watching the 1972 video, I don't think anyone would still "care--."
I have watched the video again, and this time I saw at least two seconds at 2:38, where the cable from Daniel Boone's guitar, first is only faintly visible, and then appears to be absent, so I now do have to credit you, with at least that much fairness in your visual observation.
Why the cable would be clearly visible in an earlier set of frame-sequences, but then poorly or not-at-all visible in these later ones--; is corroborated by the fact that the resolution in this video is low-enough for the circuitry or capture software in the video camera to "decide" that the blurry trace of the cable it later captured, was "just an artifact" for it to "remove," rather than a dimmed "object" for it to have "darkened." The case for the original cable's being "authentic," rather than a would-be "artifact," is because it is persistent, has notable detail. and retains a consistent presentation of the same detail. It's a lot easier to omit something than it is to add something that isn't actually-there--.
I also looked for the "acoustic guitar" you said, "was not" there--; but did manage to "find" it--;at 1:23 along with someone-else, who was playing a "violin" at 1:26--."
While I did say, that this song would not have been vocal-range challenging for a 71 year-old to sing--; it's not ridiculous either, for prominent singers either to lose their timbre--; like Stevie Nicks--; or to be forced into a vastly different register--; like Sir Elton John--; so that theory-too, had some corroborative-support.
Gotta give you credit, though--; you're unusually "observant--."
Yep defo lip synch
아이고....벌써 연세가
Shite. Miming.
not a good lip syncer
노래만...
hes doiing play back. hes a fraude