Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go To My Lovely (Top Of The Pops 1969)
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For many years tapes of an album made by singer/songwriter Peter Sarstedt had been thought lost forever. Recorded in the seventies with musicians from his home in Copenhagen, the album of original compositions was never released. Over the years the tapes were destroyed and it was only by chance that the album's producer came across some safety master copies during
a clean out of his loft. He immediately had the delicate tapes digitally mastered, so now we can hear these lovely songs as the composer originally intended. - เพลง
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Very few songs tell such a story, such as this one does. I heard this back in the 60s and, even as I am now approaching 77, it remains one of my very favourite songs. God bless you, Peter, rest in eternal peace, and thank you for such a timeless song.
yes timeless
You must be a 47 model like myself. Did you do Vietnam as I am an Australian national serviceman ( the draft in the USA ) and loved and still do the fantastic music from our time.
@@106Doug - hi Doug. Yes, 77 next week, something I don't particularly like to think about. I'm English actually, and am still very much in love with the music of the 60s. If you feel like it, check out Boom Radio UK on the internet. They play a lot of our music!
Every time this song came on the radio I would stop the car just to listen to it, I still listen to it today.
Don't blame you. It's simply brilliant story telling. You can almost see the action taking place in front of your eyes.
The 60s were wild times but this song was a favorite on the Italian Adriatic on R n R good memories of a lost time. 74+🍁 hunter Yorkshire expat
Who’s here in 2024, under 30 & a genuine old soul? Follow me for more gems like this
Still listening in 2024
Me too
Me too
But with too many ads
Yup.
Peter was my friend and neighbour, what a lovely man, singer ,songwriter. RIP Peter Sarstedt.
Dennis i adore your comment , how lucky were you , this guy had a fab voice ,, This classic will live until eternity xxx long live the 60s era i was their lol JANE X
@@oughtonoughton2634 Thanks for your note, Peter was a lovely guy and as he talked he had a song in his voice, he wrote so much stuff for us pleased that you also enjoy him.
You're one lucky man to have known him and I'm sorry for your loss.
you know this man ?
@@margarita8442 Yes i did know Peter.
This song has stood the test of time it's still wonderful. Good music never gets old. ❤
I often wondered what Bob Carolgees did before he got that dog...
@@bklufc Funny? Sorry not understanding...
@@jenniferkay4038 He's testing the limits of annoyance in the general public. Don't mind him. He didn't apply for the job. - His guardian and the people in white jackets saw him fit for this. He's doing a pretty good job, as you can tell.
@@jenniferkay4038 All of the above was a joke, by the way. It's a solid song.
@@elijahjakobsen7898 Got you! But no comments could ever mar my musical memories, don't worry about that!
Love this ❤😊60's 70's 80's were the best music 🎶 🎵
Totally Totally Totally . For Sure.. Peggy Wood (Aotearoa)
Only seems like yesterday but a life time ago - gone in the blink of an eye !
@annfrancoole34 Yes it goes to fast
What generation .
I'm nearly 70years old these songs are my songs
Gav Walsh Australia xxx
From Australia too Gav this was my husband's and my song all those years ago sadly he has gone now.
2024 and who's still listening to this classic.
I am .... what a classic ...
Me. Love this song.
Yep
is a great song darlinks
Me ❤
My era best music ever made
I remember sitting in the pub in the 80's talking to a "hard as nails" tank gunner from the British army as a young lad just old enough to drink. He cried when this came on and told me it was his favourite ever song. This is what real music does to you.
LOVE from Germany.....Best Music in the 60/70/80
How does it get better than this? Timeless classic ❤
Where do we go to my lovelies... TH-cam!
This brings back memories and stirs feelings from the 60s. meeting my lover and holidaying in the south of France we had 47 years together ,death parted us😢
The Best! 1969 for me. Love him.
2023...
Still as beautiful as it was in 1969...
Thank you to the producer who found and restored this material...
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We are the first generation that can see and listen to performances from over half a century ago. That's amazing when you think about it...
Isn't it amazing to be able to reflect on the nature of talent - perhaps from a different time, yet timeless. And, yes, to remember wanting hair like that.
wow...such a deep comment ....never even occurred to me...and countless others i would imagine.
We can see to performances a far back for over 100 years not the greatest quailety granted but never the less real music
I love how you put this. We are the first generation....the only, really...to see and hear these absolutely amazing creations...the music of the 60s and the 70s is beyond compare....
And we are the last generation that heard them the first time.
He passed away but his music still floats among us !
The music from then told a story, and is still timeless in its own existence.
God Bless the oldies
An unique masterpiece 50 years ahead of its time R.I.P.
I love this song, too. But, please tell me how it's 50 years ahead of its time?
@@MrShakey78 Agreed, it was 'of the time' and that's why it's loved so much. The lyrics are history now, I'm so glad to have lived through that era. No disrespect to original poster George but... I'd love to think that in fifty years' time folks would know, for instance, who Marlene Dietrich was!
Used to sing along and dance to this as a little girl - always loved the mystery of the lyrics. Now older and none the wiser, but smiling through the tears of childhood reminiscence ... Such a very special song for me - wonderful footage.
greatest years gone forever. At least i can go back when listening to beautiful music like this.
You can’t beat yesterday’s songs they sang with beautiful words ,live for ever these songs, ❤
Just shared it with my lovely
Totally correct. unlike today's ''Garbage' churned out.. Peggy Wood
I remember this beautiful song being released. I have listened to it ever since and still love it.
Stumbled upon this by accident. WHAT A GREAT SONG! Congratulations Peter Sarstedt, you just gained a new fan, 53 years on.
A great song indeed, David! if you'd like to discover more of Peter's songs, please go to Singer Records TH-cam Channel.
David im so glad you have found this divine classic, i was a lovely 22 year old girl who fell in love with the words and voice of this lovely guy , Now im 77 years old , i still get cold chills every time i play this xx WOW XX LOL jANE 🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🦗
I was so very fortunate to see Mr Sarstedt perform this on stage several years ago. It sent shivers down my spine
Another reason why 1969 is one of the best years for contemporary music. This is haunting and so beautiful it brings a tear to my eyes. RIP Peter you are a brilliant musician and singer.
More of Peter's beautiful songs on Singer Records TH-cam Channel.
Totally agree.
We were lucky to enjoy sixties and early seventies music - I am now 72
@@williamgray9302 We did not realise it at the time though! We do now though. ( 75 now)
This is strong in my memory. Bless him lovely.
My granny came to stay for Christmas and she was wanting my dad to put this on the record player, she was so proud as she lived in Juan-Les-Pins and it was mentioned in this song. Ahhhh memories.😊
A wonderful memory - cherish it, the older we grow the more precious these memlories are.
Just turned seventy, but I remember the words. So far from France and I failed college French. A beautiful song.
We were soooo lucky to be alive in the 60s/70s there was soooo much musical talent (and genius inventions) that are ALL recycled now and served up as original
My dad use to play this in the car when i was a kid. He had great taste (well mostly) in music. He has been gone 10 years now, miss him every day. But greats like this always bring back the great memories. Rip dad
Crossfadeking , i like your comment your dad had class , this divine classic will still be around until eternity xx lol Jane x ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Beautiful comment friend...
@@thekhakikid4311 Thank you lol Jane x
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My dad introduced me to it too... we never fall far from the tree do we brudda :)
I tell you something you just cant beat the classics now thats what i call music brilliant 👌
I should have been in another generation….(41 now)
Me too
Grew up listening to this song!What amazing music we had! I'm 48 , probably an old soul.Lovit!
What a gorgeous pop masterpiece. This is still sounding great in 2022! RIP
Lovely comment Gary. Please check out more of Peter's masterpieces on the Singer Records TH-cam channel.
I will agree with that comment. I was a teenager of the fab sixties. Revolutionary in music and fashion. Great era never can be copied.
Make that 2023
We lived the best years to date, without a doubt. 😉
@@azzagirt2 Oh yes, I say this all the time - we've had the best of this world and the best in music - how lucky are we? And thanks to TH-cam we can re-live it... modern life is good-ish!
My mum sang this to me as a child, I miss her dearly 😢❤
one of my favourite records of all time - I'm 72 years old now but still thank Peter for this wonderful song
Always loved this song since the the first time I heard it. Am now 72 and still love it.
same here and im 57
Me too at 73!
@@craigadams6391 momme
Me too at 62. 😍
Same here. I am almost 70 yo.
Back in 1989 I was working at a radio station in Ottawa . One of the announcers Frank Sasson introduced my wife and myself to Peter Sarstedt. It was a great time in our lives. His music was listened to a lot. Frank had an album of his music and he gave it to us. I still have it. Ann , my wife passed away 3 years ago but I still listen to his music. I have no idea where Frank is now but wish I could thank him for the memories.
My condolences. I lost my husband nearly 3 years ago this was our song ❤
@@juliannetomlinson Sam to you. I'm finding it gets a little better each day but I still miss her. Take Care.
The ultimate enigmatic hit ?? R I P Peter Sarstedt.
My Dad was a soldier in Germany in the 70's and it brings such good memories for me. Thank you so much for sharing this.
The 60s what a great time to be growing up I am glad that I was there
Me too!
One of the great decades I to grew up in the 60's but was born in the 50's but remember both decades
I was there too, albeit only for the last 3 months 👍😎
A decade so great, you can just forget about segregation!
And didn't we all take it for granted.
This song is what music is all about. My god what a voice. This song stirs up so many emotions. U don't get music like this anymore. Amazing!!! 😍
More of that amazing voice ! Singer Records TH-cam
Agree my dad's fav ❤ lost him in March cancer 💙💙💙
I believe it's because it tells a story and it is brilliantly put together, so that you get inside the souls of both of them in "just a song". Quite magical. "Starry, starry, starry night" is another one with the same magic of telling a story.....
So sorry for your loss. Music from meaningful moments has helped me with people I have lost. Take care.
I totally agree,both songs really make me feel emotional. Masterpieces in their own right.
I love this song so beautiful
Like a good wine this one doesn't age.
like a good wine...it gets better with age...!!
What a treasure...this song has haunted my memories ever since I heard it...1969...where did the time go?
rip peter your song will live forever 😢😊
So many thanks for this - I almost feel young and happy again !
Take me back too those day's I miss them 😢 😔
Love this song gives me tears to my eyes my late wife simone an she would tears all.over me RIP my love rich
When I was a child, this song awoke me. I had no idea of children being hungry. Just those few words have stayed all my life. Do what you can for our little one's, they need us now.
My favourite song ever but the film surrounding it was Epic.
So many songs and singers and bands with such a beautiful songs !!,! What a difference instead now a! Then such a variety of singers and band
S and songwriter bands and songwriters ! Happy that they were still and maybe now ! Yes!!! I can find their beautiful music. And it is making me happy ! 👏👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶🎶⭐️⭐️⭐️🙏🙏🙏
I Love this Song 🎵 Thank you❤❤❤
We love the songs of Peter Sarstedt too Catherine ! Subscribe to Singer Records on TH-cam for more of Peter's lovely songs
I listen to this lovely song. It makes sense. Makes me laugh. Makes me cry. Makes me jolly. Madness. Great.
A beautiful song , memories of been young man again ,
What ❤Beautiful Song ❤Thank ❤you
Don't hear songs with lyrics like this no more just pure class better than the crap that's going around today
Modern music is not crap you prune think twice before commenting,in fact Modern Music is 100x better and because it is digital it won't degrade like Analog does
@@stephensnell5707 How old are you 12?
Yea yea what ever
A truly beautiful song. Anyone who appreciates REAL music can relate to this timeless classic
A beautiful song by a great songwriter. More of his work on Singer Records TH-cam channel.
One of the best of the 60's.
This song reminds me of my sister when she was growing up, sadly she passed away 18months ago from a brain tumour it was a horrible and slow ending, for someone who had so much vitality, eloquence and charm. Miss you sis.
Sorry for your loss Steve , i lost my younger brother july 7/22 , he was clean and sober for 9 years , then his girlfriend died oct /21 and he went downhill , returning to drugs . When its our siblings Steve it seems to hurt even more because we grew up with them , went to school with them , fought and played , laughed together , shared a room . Your sister suffered and so did my brother and we suffered along with them . We have to go on and sometimes thats harder , i pray for comfort and i hope you do too .
I'm so sorry for your loss. Losing someone you love is never easy but this is so sad and you and your family must have suffered so much. Keep listening to this song and remember the good times.. My heart is with you.
veel sterkte!
God bless.
Hi Steve , I am sorry for the loss of your sister . A Brain tumour is not nice .I know from first hand experience . I had a brain operation in late 2018 .I won't bore you with all the details but I am damn lucky to be alive and grateful every day . Best wishes from Brisbane , Australia .
No matter how bad things may be, whenever I hear the first HAUNTING notes of the accordian I am again 8 years old and listening to the radio in the back of the car driving home from Edithvale to Ringwood East in Melbournes Outer Eastern Suburbs after a great day at the beach in a far far better time.
We live in testing times. Songs like this can take you away from today's world. San Francisco also great song. ✌️
wow
I was 17. My favourite days at the beach were at Frankston after a family outing from Dandenong! A great time to be growing up. Carefree with so many wonderful songs all around us!!
T.L.Chivz. Well, so nice to hear local place-names. I'm at Hawthorn, Now, but grew up at Park Orchards, When there were orchards there. Donvale, & Warrendyte, where we used to play down the old Gold-mines.
Bet yer drove back to EAST Ringwood, via Springvale Rd, then? I don't like the way all our suburb-names are being changed, like North Balwyn (?Calling, ?Skyhooks) to Balwyn North, & East Doncaster, to Doncaster East. etc. Go Well.
I Was 12 years old when this song came out and I had learnt all the words by the time I was 12 and a half. It's just magic to listen to it today. I'm now 64.
Oddly enough,me too! Hi from Newfoundland Labrador Canada!I just sang along and remembered almost all the lyrics!
Me too! I remember listening to it and believing she was a real person my heart broke for her, it still does every time I hear the song.
I was 10 it was nice but i didnt understand it as i do today
11 years old, and even at that age I recognised something in the song, though I couldn't identify it at the time.
Ah happy good memories soooo much better than todays ones !!!
Unforgettable moments... wonderful times, the sixties and seventies... quality music... times when everything was much more relaxed. Big contrast to today's society...! Peter Sarstedt... pure youth sentiment...! R.I.P. my friend....!
agree with you, 60s and 70s was the best time ever to be young
I'm 68yrs..yet I'm still the flower child I was in the 70's..✌
Such a beautiful song, ♥️⛅🌈🌼✨♥️
My favorite Song , I heard it in 1969 while Roller Skating in Glasgow . I was ten .
Unforgettable classic!
Amazing song amazing head of hair RIP Peter
Still in touch with the present day. So too is live with the common people like you . Songs with a message.
What a gorgeous man
Memories! I was an 18 year old when this came out. We had a tiny Dansette (mono) player, and you had to go down the road and actually purchase the record. The clunk of the needle hitting the record and then the crackle of the dusty bits. We all loved it. It was an amazing change to the strictly "British" sounds on our other stuff. We were just emerging from post second world war austerity, and my Dad had found work driving coaches in Switzerland in the summer for tourists, and then back to cold old UK for oil deliveries by road in the winter. I was just learning French and our family was starting out on a long assocation with France. We had a young German boy staying with us, to help him learn English. He was a cheeky overconfident lad!. He stole our copy of this and took it back home with him. Our high street still only had fish and chip shops and local pubs. Now is it full of food from around the world, we drink loads of wines from around the world, and our family moved to France years ago. The merging of many cultures was amazing. Sad that some people are frightened of it, and want to "get back" to a forgotten UK "golden history" that never really existed.
Oh shit, was I ever that young that I remember this song and fell in love with the singer !!
With this song I processed my first lovesickness 1969
A lot of us started out poor, but enriched in life by music like this, I am humbled by this song
We agree, Graham. You can find more of Peter's insightful songs on TH-cam channel Singer Records.
Songs like this will go on forever, absolutely brilliant.
Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Wayne , this very fine classic will still be played in eternity xx what a fantastic voice this lovely bloke had xx long live the 60s era xx im so happy i was their xx lol Jane x💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Absolutely 🙏
Problem being there's no up and coming talent that Will never match the likes...
my dad listened to this song in the car when i was young ( i was born 1982) i grew up with the 60,s music..!
So many memories when hearing this song. ❤
"So look into my face, Marie-Clare .." , still gives me a shiver every time I hear it.
Marie Claire is my grand father.
me to; 50 years later.
Still beautiful in 2021.
You bet !!!
Yes ✌️
Yes
It gives me goose bumps every time.
Always ❣️
Legendary song
Peter's elder brother Richard had already had a no1 hit in the UK, "Well I Ask You" in 1961, when he sang under the name Eden Kane. When Peter reached no1 it made them the first brothers to have solo no1s in Britain. In 1976 their other brother Robin, reached 3 in the UK with his version of Hoagy Carmichael's "My Resistance Is Low," enabling the Sarstedt clan to become the only three brothers in British chart history to rack up separate solo hits.
this divine classic will never age , its words are pure magic that weave a very romantic song , never to be forgotten the 60s era was something else ,,we were there lol xx
Quite right Jane. Never to be forgotten. Check out more Peter Sarstedt songs on Singer Records TH-cam channel. x
Absolutely beautiful! Shame about the influx of communism in the 60s though, it could have been a more enjoyable world today.
Yum my óu
Ii eul Lee lj
Could not disagree Timeless
I love this song how beautiful
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I recently heard Peter ended his days in a rest home. Legend, sleep well pal..
Tony Blackburn played this on his morning Radio 1 morning show every morning at the same time . It was his Tip For The Top when it was just released.
I remember waiting for it coming on before I left to walk to school.
Literally a lifetime ago.
Very nice comment.
Yes, i remember this well. How time flies but songs like this sound good for always
I know what you mean but think we were very lucky to have been born in thar Era compared to the world we live in now
@@nigelperyer9354 It was a better era IMO but then as a kid I can remember my granny feeling sorry for me growing up in “these awful times”.
Conversely I don’t think I would feel very comfortable if I found out my daughter was letting her daughters walk to and from school everyday.
I suppose it’s all in the eye of the beholder.
Have you finished school yet ?
Superb Song great memories 😊
Brings back so many good memories..when times were good and people kind..now we live in a fucked up world..
3 best songs of 60s,without a doubt ,I always think when Peter says"I renenber the back streets of Naples"he is actually saying the back streets of your choice.
I was 20 when this song was released and it has to be one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. He and his brother Eden Kane came from from Croydon, my place of birth and Peter died in Sussex, my current home county, so the emotional connections are with more than the music. His last few years were very sad, especially for somebody who gave us so much pleasure. Thank you Peter.
Feel like you Roy about Peter's sad passing. There's other beautiful songs of his on our TH-cam channel Singer Records.
Amazing song
This song, and Windmills of your Mind, and Those were the Days... absolute classics that I was privileged to be around in the late sixties to hear (as a child) , and these songs still resonate with me now.
Bingo. If I had to pick three songs that tell their stories with such lyrical beauty that the tears simply well up, it would be the ones you picked. You have great taste, and a great heart. "Two children begging in rags". "Through the door there came familiar laughter". "Why did summer go so quickly, was it something that you said?" Epic songwriting from the 60's. Which is why I'm stuck there.
You are 100% correct.
Yes.. I too love Pet Clarke's version of Windmills of your mind! And the other wonderful songs were Mary Hopkins Turn Turn Turn..
"Seasons in the sun, To Sir, with love, Candida, Knock 3 Times, Yellow River, Venus, Shame & Scandal in the family and so many more...
And from my parents era of the 50's I love Belafonte, Sinatra, Dean Martin & Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong...
How I wish I had been born in the 1940's..😊
too right Nigel - 2 brilliant songs you speak of
why did the music die ? 60/70s beautiful poetry
Wonderful song, I loved it in '69, and I still love it now I'm 69.
:o)
More wonderful songs by Peter Sarstedt on our TH-cam channel...Singer Records
I grew up on this song, so lovely to hear it again. Just gorgeous.
Sends shivers down your spine. Absolutely wonderful. They don't write them like that any more ...
More shivers Erica can be found and more wonderful songs by Peter Sarstedt on Singer Records TH-cam channel.
I went on holiday to nice and caught the train to canne on the journey I passed Juan le pan ,some time after I was in Paris and found myself in the boulevard st Michelle,I decided to visit all the places mentioned in this song.Last year I caught the train from Zermaat to st moritz the worst place was the back streets of naples but what a story and what a journey I have had,thanks peter
Fantastic, Barry. What a journey to follow in Peter's footsteps !!
I’am 58 and this remarkable song still brings back good old memories! Many thanks for that!
Youngster you are mate!!
I loved this Song in the 70s.....and still love it so much........
I wasn't fortunate enough to be alive in the 60s but listening to this classic takes me there. RIP peter
Speak your mind , i love your comment . i adored the 60s era , we had so much fun in every aspect , This classic was a complete beauty , im so glad we were their lol Jane xx🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶
@@oughtonoughton2634 thank you for lovely reply. My dad has told me about his experiences of the 60s and it sounds like a wonderful time
First song i played for my wife 27 years ago and she cries everytime she hears it
When men loved women and just came home to what women are about. A lovely song. Thank you.
Thank you, Mary. We agree! Lots more of Peter Sarstedt's lovely songs can be found on Singer Records TH-cam channel. Enjoy!
Visited Juan les Pins a couple of years back, first time since 1983 in memory of Peter.