Remembering Julie Felix born on June 14, 1938. She was an American-British folk singer and recording artist who achieved success, particularly on British television, in the late 1960s and early 1970s. She later performed and released albums on her own record label. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_Felix
They make a great duo. It sounds though like this was recorded on an old Phillips camcorder. I would have loved to hear it live, or at least through better audio gear.
I never would have dreamed that Julie sang with these great bands like The Hollies, The Kinks & Manfred Mann! This is the second line up with Mike d'Abo & Klaus Voorman (bass) -- you know, that artist feller. [;-)]
Mike was a good songwriter, he wrote "Build me up buttercup" which sold 4 million copies for The Foundations and "Handbags and Gladrags" recorded by Chris Farlowe and Rod Stewart amongst others.
Julie Felix had such a lovely voice...unfortunately, I did not discover her music until rather late in life. OK, except for "We're All Going to the Zoo," and that was just because of the Monty Python skit.
This is not Manfred Mann. It's Mike D'Abo, who had recently replaced Paul Jones, the vocalist on the band's iconic early 60s r & b hits. Jones struck out on his own on power ballads with limited success. The main instrumentalist actually called himself Manfred Mann, a jazz keyboardist from South Africa. Julie had to work hard to lift this song out of the mire. Hardly a memorable moment.
For boring precision, the male vocalist is Mike D’Abo, who was then singer with Manfred Mann, the band featuring the eponymous Mann on keyboards, bur who doesn’t appear here.
Wonderful footage,we,re lucky to have this 💎 lovely duet from talented singers RIP Julie we miss you Auckland New Zealand 2022
I'm sorry you're gone, Julie. Have really enjoyed your music for many years now!
Excelente versión y regalo para coleccionar. Extraordinario y muy buen dueto. Saludos desde muy lejos (Chile).
Remembering Julie Felix born on June 14, 1938. She was an American-British folk singer and recording artist who achieved success, particularly on British television, in the late 1960s and early 1970s. She later performed and released albums on her own record label. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_Felix
They make a great duo. It sounds though like this was recorded on an old Phillips camcorder. I would have loved to hear it live, or at least through better audio gear.
I love julie felix saw her several times.in concert also manfred mann
I never would have dreamed that Julie sang with these great bands like The Hollies, The Kinks & Manfred Mann! This is the second line up with Mike d'Abo & Klaus Voorman (bass) -- you know, that artist feller. [;-)]
Paul Jones is Mike d’Abo ?
Mike d'Abo singin here
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I was 16 then - If Julie had looked at me like that then I would not have been responsible for my actions
Wonderful clip with the sensational Julie Felix and fab MM. Mike d’Abo looked off his nut!
Mike was a good songwriter, he wrote "Build me up buttercup" which sold 4 million copies for The Foundations and "Handbags and Gladrags" recorded by Chris Farlowe and Rod Stewart amongst others.
Julie Felix had such a lovely voice...unfortunately, I did not discover her music until rather late in life.
OK, except for "We're All Going to the Zoo," and that was just because of the Monty Python skit.
R.i.p Julie
The Leaving of Liverpool
Yes it is. Though Liverpool never gets a mention.
This is not Manfred Mann. It's Mike D'Abo, who had recently replaced Paul Jones, the vocalist on the band's iconic early 60s r & b hits. Jones struck out on his own on power ballads with limited success. The main instrumentalist actually called himself Manfred Mann, a jazz keyboardist from South Africa. Julie had to work hard to lift this song out of the mire. Hardly a memorable moment.
Well, actually the band was called Manfred Mann - so it's correct to say that it's Julie Felix & Manfred Mann, since the entire band is present.
I want that shirt.
the song the leaving of liverpool is better known by the traditional title in ireland. the clancy brothers popularised it.
For boring precision, the male vocalist is Mike D’Abo, who was then singer with Manfred Mann, the band featuring the eponymous Mann on keyboards, bur who doesn’t appear here.
Not sure what you mean. The band appear in the video, including Manfred.
sjm1 Ah yes. Should have stuck with it. Boring precision was never my strong point.
@@sjm1 He didn't even finish watching the video, he is just in love with own pomposity.
It looks like she is singing , and he is miming
Thinking of Greatful Dead. Wasn't this in the Deads set list?
Stevencarter must have become blind drunk around the 1'54" mark as that's where the whole band come in to shot.
Leaving of Liverpool.... That's obviously a tory version.. The one where Liverpool doesn't exist...
Underbara Texter å sångröster.Slava Ukraina ☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️❤️❤️😍☮️❤️😍☮️❤️
That Mike d'Abo looks awfully like Paul Jones !
I much preferred Paul to Mike on vocals for MM
Felix had german accent?
R.I.P.