That's all it is today; just noise! Back in the time when this song was recorded songs told a story. Today's youth listening to this noise today is an audiologist dream to make a lot of money later on. I have hearing problems but at least mine was due to military action, not listening to this thumping stuff they have today.
My late wife and I did a lot of cruising and I played this as the recessional music at her funeral. Absolutely beautiful. The tears flowed. The Seekers have always been favourites of ours. We loved them. X
I’m just revisiting a favourite and reading the comments, most of them from several years ago. Then I stumbled across yours, so recent. It’s lovely to know someone is still appreciating this beautiful music from another era. I’m so sorry to hear of your wife’s passing. With very best wishes to you - keep enjoying the music. 💐
This song is about a failed relationship... idk what you're listening to but I can name at least 10 new songs about failed relationships; music is music regardless of the era, this stuff is beautiful but it's ridiculous to think that the quality you love about this music, that you're unable to find in today's music, is more than just nostalgia
@@rachelkimmelman8332 Sorry. That is rubbish. Today's music is forgettable in an instant. What are they trying to invent? The Wheel? They can't... so they do not even try.
I always was a fan of the seekers when I was a boy,The carnival is over was one of my favourites. I am now nearly 58 and still a fan of the seekers. Little did they know the impact they had on people at that time 1970s and are still remembered today. Bless them wherever they are now.
i may have been born in the wrong era. although i like all genres of music, i love this the best. it's simple and heartfelt yet oh so beautiful. i'm 23 and while i appreciate my generation and what we have, i feel a sense of peace and belongingness when i hear songs like this from this era. it's almost like i lived that time.
Back in the 6o`s Female`s use to thump for free lifts, Topless,. life were so free, and so safe in them days, most of the time everyone loved everyone.. BRILLIANT
A beautiful time to grow up the 1960s ,so many memories of the beautiful people who have left us who were a huge part of my life. The world is not the same now. So Blessed I knew and loved that great time and the music of the Seekers.
Yes Judith was great but this is Bruce on vocals and a superb voice too. I have been playing this a lot recently as it is yet another poignant reminder of how we used to mingle together before this horrible virus. I am 66 and wonder whether we will have such simple togetherness in the rest of my lifetime. xxxx
I think the same thing, and now of course now we've got Putin showing us what right wing forces have in mind for the world. Somehow we have to come through it though.
Because there are some evil people in it, intent on doing evil things. This leaves, as the only possible choices for good people, either to oppose them or not. Both of which courses, result in violence.
Makes you realise that so many years have flown by. I remember when the Seekers first started and it only seems a few years ago but it's 51 years and theyr'e still making great music.
My mum loved this song my mum came over the wide waters from Germany to be with my dad and left her family behind and asked me when she goes over to the other side that she would like this played at her funeral well mum it is now your time to be with the Lord now and you are with your mum and dad sister Cathy and brothers and with your grandson Stephen you will always be with me until i cross over and we will be with each other again Love you mum always your were such a lovely mother to all of us xxx
I have never seen or heard this before but it's so poignant and beautiful ! 1 min into the song I started crying uncontrollably - I don't know why but it touched my soul.
It's a stirring piece. It was this piece that tore my heart in 1964 by the Seeker's . I fell in love with folk music. So rich isn't it? Have you checked their song called it's hard to leave?
Absolutely love this recording! My father had an old LP of it and that was when I first heard it as a child. I thought of it years later in 2003 as I was flying to Australia.
Yes indeed . They were In a world if their own. They were just kids like us and now we are rapidly heading to the other end of the road. Where has it all gone. Love the Seekers
Thank you so much for uploading this. I'm reduced to sobbing once again as I always am when listening to The Seekers, sobbing now in gratitude for having been alive to listen to them.
@@rokguitarstar I think every guy in the world secretly admired her. My husband said if she wasn't famous, and he met her in a grocery store, he would have been afraid to approach her because she's so pretty. I initially approached him. Little brother played 'born to late' on MY record player a thousand times when Mom told him she was 22 and he was on;y 5. I was about 12. If he really loved her, he'd let a man her age marry her. At 5, he cried but he agreed.
This is a song that is very easy to understand and is easy to listen to the ocean has magic inside of the water to Mack you fall in love with someone who is looking for love 💕the waters of the sea are as wide as forever and as beautiful
Sang this song in High school in the early 70's. I thought it was beautiful then. Mr Cogswell was the choir teacher. He introduced the class to many more meaningful songs. One of my favorite classes.
The water is wide, I cannot get o'er Neither have I wings to fly Give me a boat that can carry two And both shall cross my true love and I I lean'd my back against an oak Thinking it was a mighty tree But first it bent and then it broke So did my love prove false to me I put my hand in some soft bush Thinking the sweetest flow'are to find I prick'd my finger to the bone And left the sweetest flow'are behind O love is handsome and love is kind Gay as a jewel when it is new But love grows old and waxes cold And fades away like the morning dew The water is wide, I cannot get o'er Neither have I wings to fly Give me a boat that can carry two And both shall cross my true love and I
Judith understood & prepared to be a wife, a mother & a lover, privately & personally. Publicly, Judith understood the fantasy. She picked the reality. All for the Emotional Make up of a Star, Real & talented, God Bless us all,
According to her autobiography, she did not regret leaving the Seekers. She was unhappy with them and had never intended to be in a folk group. She was only with them for what she thought was a summer gig. Reading between the lines it is possible she had mixed feelings, however, she repeatedly and steadfastly refused to reunite with them until the early 1990s.
Reading a biography of Judith it appears she really wanted to sing this one but was elbowed out.If true that was a great loss.However we all make mistakes and it didn't stop here sharing her wonderful gift. I often think of her and Mama Cass together as two women who gave so much healing to their era. Glory be!
I’ve “noticed” this on several seekers recordings, where the lead is taken by one or more of the male singers, and Judith can barely be heard. This was a great pity, in my opinion. I have no wish whatsoever to denigrate the other members of the group, but it looks to me as if even they, didn’t realise how good Judith actually was. After all they played the instruments, and Judith should have been lead on every song. This is particularly true on the song in this video, but the most glaring example is their recording of Tom Paxton’s “Last thing on my mind”.
I get your point, but many bands like to "shake things up" a bit, hence not always the same lead singer. Beatles, for example. ALL of the fab four took lead vocal at one time or another - even Ringo (Act Naturally, Yellow Submarine, Octopuses Garden etc). It adds variety to the mix. @@davidpryle3935
In Judith's own words upon returning to Australia in 1965, these three men were "..fatherly and brotherly..." and on their own best behaviour obviously. Weeks on end aboard ship and everyone in their 20's and single. Wow! She looks so ravishing!
Of course, they did the prudent thing by keeping it wholesome, but the temptation must have been agonizing. However, it looked as though there were other tasty treats close at hand. ^_~
I remember Station Pier. Melbourne when the ships were leaving & it became a garland of ribbons, breaking as the ship left the dock, people were softer & more sentimental. Seekers as always exceeding expectations.
They all grew up in the worlds most livable city for the 7th year in a row (2017) - MELBOURNE. They all went to quality grammar school in Victoria too.
I've heard this done by many other singers & groups; seemed nice, but never fully satisfying. This rendition does that for me. It's a song that, as an amateur musician, I've considered working up, but have been unable to imagine how to do it in a non-saccharine way. Until hearing this. This also demonstrates that Judith's isn't the only exceptional voice in this group. This chain has no weak link. NB: Incidentally, this song has an interesting provenance, going back a few centuries; Wikipedia has some good info about it. The modern version seems to date back to 1906, by Cecil Sharp.
I can see an episode in the television series Bonanza for this group. Little Joe and Adam see The Seekers performing in Virginia City and they both become smitten with Judith. They compete for her favor while her three protective brothers try to prevent any romantic chemisty from happening.
According to Judith's biography, she wanted to sing the lead as she loved the song, but Bruce insisted it be his and he does a great job. Pity she didn't record it later as would've been nice to compare the versions.
The sixties were tumultuous, an era of such great music, iconic personalities, and life-changing events, good and bad. Seeing and listening to groups like the Seekers and especially Judith Durham who has one of the most distinctive voices and the greatest smile of any generation makes me miss those days. So ironic, I never would have thought when looking back to that time in the '60s that it would conjure such peace and tranquility. Didn't realize it at the time but now I consider myself so fortunate to have been a teen growing up in that era.
This song hits home, We spent our honeymoon searching for a lady to live aboard. We found her 4 years later, Destiny, you took us far beyond our wildest dreams, she gave us a lifetime of memories that will live as long as I do. My husband has now passed but I will never forget the Awesome life we had living on our "Destiny" thank you God for the life & the times.
Yes. Australia should be very proud of The Seekers. Like thousands, I have always loved Judith ...Most famine woman I can think of!!! And, what a voice. Also, the Lads are great. Long may we all appreciate their music
God had sent us 4 Angel's with Beautiful voices !!!! Their Music is Timeless !!!! That will alway's be Cherished by all of us !!!! Love Judith and all of the Seekers !!!! God Bless you and your Voices !!!! LOVE FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA :)
Beautiful time to grow up. 1960s , so many memories of people who have left us who were a huge part of my life. People were kinder, life slower, everyday an adventure . I grew up listening to the Seekers and singing their songs with my siblings and cousins. Beautiful blessed.time.
If only we could have such lovely melodic melody around us today instead of just raucous noise.
That's all it is today; just noise! Back in the time when this song was recorded songs told a story. Today's youth listening to this noise today is an audiologist dream to make a lot of money later on. I have hearing problems but at least mine was due to military action, not listening to this thumping stuff they have today.
Raucous noises might be too generous.
My late wife and I did a lot of cruising and I played this as the recessional music at her funeral. Absolutely beautiful. The tears flowed. The Seekers have always been favourites of ours. We loved them. X
I’m just revisiting a favourite and reading the comments, most of them from several years ago. Then I stumbled across yours, so recent. It’s lovely to know someone is still appreciating this beautiful music from another era. I’m so sorry to hear of your wife’s passing. With very best wishes to you - keep enjoying the music. 💐
@@deborahlucas4176 thank you so much. It is good to share our emotions. X
@@deborahlucas4176 thanks
🌹🌹R.i.P your dear wife.
I adore this song . Yes I played seekers music and country musi at my beloveds funeral I love the Seekers so sad Judith had left us.
There was a time when music was written about love and respect sadly something missing today.
This song is about a failed relationship... idk what you're listening to but I can name at least 10 new songs about failed relationships; music is music regardless of the era, this stuff is beautiful but it's ridiculous to think that the quality you love about this music, that you're unable to find in today's music, is more than just nostalgia
Not always but yes I know what you mean
@@rachelkimmelman8332 Sorry. That is rubbish. Today's music is forgettable in an instant. What are they trying to invent? The Wheel? They can't... so they do not even try.
Absolutely
This World is lacking love
Judith unknowingly consoled millions of lonely Americans with her beautiful voice from the mid ‘60’s until present day.....How do I say thank you ?
The most clear and beautiful voice i have ever heard the voice you would know anywhere even in a massive choir blessed to have known her
Judith Durham is blessed with a fantastic beautiful voice The seekers were fantastic
I think the entire nation is in love with our Judy- if not the rest of the world:)
for sure!
I love this song, and especially when its sung by the fabulous Seekers ....
I always was a fan of the seekers when I was a boy,The carnival is over was one of my favourites. I am now nearly 58 and still a fan of the seekers. Little did they know the impact they had on people at that time 1970s and are still remembered today. Bless them wherever they are now.
i may have been born in the wrong era. although i like all genres of music, i love this the best. it's simple and heartfelt yet oh so beautiful. i'm 23 and while i appreciate my generation and what we have, i feel a sense of peace and belongingness when i hear songs like this from this era. it's almost like i lived that time.
Me too dear...glad we can relate each other
The song is a very old traditional sing from Scotland. There are versions of the tune with different words.
Back in the 6o`s Female`s use to thump for free lifts, Topless,. life were so free, and so safe in them days, most of the time everyone loved everyone.. BRILLIANT
@@user-ky6vw5up9m yes there are, but I like these ones.
@@trevorhedges don't remember that. You sure you weren't stoned all the time?
Beautiful voices, and a beautiful song! I am in love with the Seekers!
❤beautifull, love the lyrics and the seekers looking so young ,youthfull ,the water is wide ,you can crossover ,with love ,xx
Such a beautiful song from a unique group. Just beautiful. The Seekers really touched my heart. They are so special.❤
A beautiful time to grow up the 1960s ,so many memories of the beautiful people who have left us who were a huge part of my life. The world is not the same now. So Blessed I knew and loved that great time and the music of the Seekers.
This is a wonderful moving song of love. I’ve never heard It before. I keep opening new doors on the Seekers and finding something new.
She was not the lead singer here, but her voice is ringing in the background. Her voice was like a bell.
Judith never looked more beautiful than she did sitting on that bunk in the cabin.
Yes Judith was great but this is Bruce on vocals and a superb voice too. I have been playing this a lot recently as it is yet another poignant reminder of how we used to mingle together before this horrible virus. I am 66 and wonder whether we will have such simple togetherness in the rest of my lifetime. xxxx
Don't wonder about it, just make it happen. Life will end, no matter what, so don't waste your time just wishing for something for something.
I think the same thing, and now of course now we've got Putin showing us what right wing forces have in mind for the world. Somehow we have to come through it though.
@@stewartfenton7660 right wing forces Gmab
@@lois2997 I don't know what Gmab means
@@stewartfenton7660 Putin, Right wing ?
Even now that I'm nearly 74 ,there is this gravity towards the Seekers songs-- absolutely amazing.
My god, i am in tears. What a wonderful piece of music
Why can't the world be as peaceful as this lovely song x ❤
Because there are some evil people in it, intent on doing evil things.
This leaves, as the only possible choices for good people, either to oppose them or not.
Both of which courses, result in violence.
Makes you realise that so many years have flown by. I remember when the Seekers first started and it only seems a few years ago but it's 51 years and theyr'e still making great music.
The song takes its time - it doesn`t speed up like everything in today`s crazy world does!
I'm so sad..lonely and I don't know what..this song...wow
satan corporation rules for now. IMO not for long tho. water at rest always forms a level surface. Everytime.
@@coppercassiecampbell6077 well just to cheer you up, the longer you live, the more likely it is that this song will come true.
@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 people who base their faith on Star Wars are no more likely to be right than actual Christians.
Impossible to play this song just once. Must be replayed at least 3x’s.
Beautiful song
I've never heard this song before..my my what a Beautiful Song 😌
My mum loved this song my mum came over the wide waters from Germany to be with my dad and left her family behind and asked me when she goes over to the other side that she would like this played at her funeral well mum it is now your time to be with the Lord now and you are with your mum and dad sister Cathy and brothers and with your grandson Stephen you will always be with me until i cross over and we will be with each other again Love you mum always your were such a lovely mother to all of us xxx
Les Wheatley Beautiful tribute to your mum xx
Outstanding song today's music if can call it that is totally rubbish
What a lovely tribute to your Mum. I'm sure she is watching over you all.
God bless!
The nLes Wheatley ok
Judith, not lead singer in this song, but her pure voice shines through,
beautiful
Purity of voice was her hallmark. One of the truly great voices.
I have never seen or heard this before but it's so poignant and beautiful ! 1 min into the song I started crying uncontrollably - I don't know why but it touched my soul.
Me too.
Me too
Me too
It's a stirring piece. It was this piece that tore my heart in 1964 by the Seeker's . I fell in love with folk music. So rich isn't it? Have you checked their song called it's hard to leave?
Wellcome to humanity. I have heard it before and it does that to me every time.
I like all of the seekers songs, listen to them all of the time
Beautiful voices. I love the music of the Seekers
This is the first time hearing them do this famous song. Such a beautiful job.
Two. Joyce Shepherd from the bottom of my heart thank you very much for the good time
Such a beautiful tear jerking song.! Rog. Pacific sunset records.
wow, the memorys this invokes. Showing my age!
Judith is so young and so beautiful in this video.
Absolutely love this recording! My father had an old LP of it and that was when I first heard it as a child. I thought of it years later in 2003 as I was flying to Australia.
One of my funeral songs. Please.
I LOVE this song!
THE SEEKERS💖👸🕺👬🌟🤩
Great!🎼🎵🎹🎸🎻🎤📀👍👏
From Hong Kong🙋♀️🌏💝🌺🥰
it was a great band. their songs will play for a very long time.
Yes indeed . They were In a world if their own. They were just kids like us and now we are rapidly heading to the other end of the road. Where has it all gone. Love the Seekers
she had and still has a beautiful smile and her voice has kept good over the years
Thank you so much for uploading this. I'm reduced to sobbing once again as I always am when listening to The Seekers, sobbing now in gratitude for having been alive to listen to them.
From my uncles year never heard this one but i love it
My little brother wanted to marry Judith, and cried when he realized he was "born too late". He was 5. (He still loves her).
How's he doing now?
I would still throw it all away for Judith... :-)
@@rokguitarstar I think every guy in the world secretly admired her. My husband said if she wasn't famous, and he met her in a grocery store, he would have been afraid to approach her because she's so pretty. I initially approached him. Little brother played 'born to late' on MY record player a thousand times when Mom told him she was 22 and he was on;y 5. I was about 12. If he really loved her, he'd let a man her age marry her. At 5, he cried but he agreed.
Judith's birthday is July 03, 1943 so she was about 24--25 in 1967/68. Little brother was just 5.
I was born too late, too. Athol Guy is... is... and this was filmed six years before I was even born.
my papa told me to listen to this cause he thinks its so beautiful. I think it's ok. ;)
Our marriage is still good after 50 years and we thank God for His love.
This year also will be our 50th. Many were good years.
Judith: A gift from Mother Nature.
Thanks for posting.
A gift from God !
This is a song that is very easy to understand and is easy to listen to the ocean has magic inside of the water to Mack you fall in love with someone who is looking for love 💕the waters of the sea are as wide as forever and as beautiful
Denny, thank you so much for the important part you play in bringing this amazing band to new generations. Chapeau!
Sang this song in High school in the early 70's. I thought it was beautiful then. Mr Cogswell was the choir teacher. He introduced the class to many more meaningful songs. One of my favorite classes.
Lani KirPartner
We did too, We had Mr Wolf as our choir director. Still love the song. Except it was the late 70s for me
A very special little Lady indeed.
We sailed to our new home in 1965 on the Castel Felice. Other family went ahead in 1964 on the Fair Sky. Wonderful days. A wonderful time.
Wow, what a beautiful song.
she is Beautiful i love her
must have been wonderful to sail off to anew life in a beautiful new young country in the early sixties
well I would not call it wonderful,there was an overhelming lot of new things to learn and discover
I was on the fair sky going to Australia not long after my dad came out of the army.Wonderful memories.
moving motion moving rendition
I sailed to Australia on the Fairsky and 3 years later came back to England via Tahiti and Panama.
The water is wide, I cannot get o'er
Neither have I wings to fly
Give me a boat that can carry two
And both shall cross my true love and I
I lean'd my back against an oak
Thinking it was a mighty tree
But first it bent and then it broke
So did my love prove false to me
I put my hand in some soft bush
Thinking the sweetest flow'are to find
I prick'd my finger to the bone
And left the sweetest flow'are behind
O love is handsome and love is kind
Gay as a jewel when it is new
But love grows old and waxes cold
And fades away like the morning dew
The water is wide, I cannot get o'er
Neither have I wings to fly
Give me a boat that can carry two
And both shall cross my true love and I
First line is "can't cross". (GravityAngel and tropicwave1 got it right.)
Judith understood & prepared to be a wife, a mother & a lover,
privately & personally.
Publicly, Judith understood the fantasy. She picked the reality.
All for the Emotional Make up of a Star,
Real & talented,
God Bless us all,
She never had children, this is a choice she and her husband made together.
HowDareThey1970 A look at 1964 not 1968.
She continued performing after getting married, only as a solo artist. She regretted leaving the Seekers.
According to her autobiography, she did not regret leaving the Seekers. She was unhappy with them and had never intended to be in a folk group. She was only with them for what she thought was a summer gig. Reading between the lines it is possible she had mixed feelings, however, she repeatedly and steadfastly refused to reunite with them until the early 1990s.
Seekers , the best band fot me Judith, i love you ÁlexaňderCzech repubilic
Reading a biography of Judith it appears she really wanted to sing this one but was elbowed out.If true that was a great loss.However we all make mistakes and it didn't stop here sharing her wonderful gift.
I often think of her and Mama Cass together as two women who gave so much healing to their era.
Glory be!
I believe I can hear her singing harmony in some of the song.
She had a wonderful voice and the group had a great vibe.
I’ve “noticed” this on several seekers recordings, where the lead is taken by one or more of the male singers, and Judith can barely be heard. This was a great pity, in my opinion. I have no wish whatsoever to denigrate the other members of the group, but it looks to me as if even they, didn’t realise how good Judith actually was. After all they played the instruments, and Judith should have been lead on every song. This is particularly true on the song in this video, but the most glaring example is their recording of Tom Paxton’s “Last thing on my mind”.
I get your point, but many bands like to "shake things up" a bit, hence not always the same lead singer. Beatles, for example. ALL of the fab four took lead vocal at one time or another - even Ringo (Act Naturally, Yellow Submarine, Octopuses Garden etc). It adds variety to the mix. @@davidpryle3935
WOW How beautiful is that x ❤
Does anyone listen to this song in 2021? 😃
Yup...
In Judith's own words upon returning to Australia in 1965, these three men were "..fatherly and brotherly..." and on their own best behaviour obviously.
Weeks on end aboard ship and everyone in their 20's and single.
Wow!
She looks so ravishing!
Of course, they did the prudent thing by keeping it wholesome, but the temptation must have been agonizing. However, it looked as though there were other tasty treats close at hand. ^_~
August 2022 ❤️
A lot has happened in 9 days… so sad RIP Beautiful Judith
I remember Station Pier. Melbourne when the ships were leaving & it became a garland of ribbons, breaking as the ship left the dock, people were softer & more sentimental. Seekers as always exceeding expectations.
They all grew up in the worlds most livable city for the 7th year in a row (2017) - MELBOURNE. They all went to quality grammar school in Victoria too.
wowww how cute with an alice band
May your God be with you and all your family.
I've heard this done by many other singers & groups; seemed nice, but never fully satisfying.
This rendition does that for me.
It's a song that, as an amateur musician, I've considered working up, but have been unable to imagine how to do it in a non-saccharine way.
Until hearing this.
This also demonstrates that Judith's isn't the only exceptional voice in this group. This chain has no weak link.
NB: Incidentally, this song has an interesting provenance, going back a few centuries; Wikipedia has some good info about it.
The modern version seems to date back to 1906, by Cecil Sharp.
Super skoda ze uz radia a televize jejich hudbu hraji moc malo v Čechach snad jen Očko gold
Simplesmente,incrível.
i remember this period
I can see an episode in the television series Bonanza for this group.
Little Joe and Adam see The Seekers performing in Virginia City and they both become smitten with Judith.
They compete for her favor while her three protective brothers try to prevent any romantic chemisty from happening.
Old Old Scottish ballad. . "Neither do I have light wings to fly . . ."
A ten-pound pom boat!
One of the few Seeker songs that does not feature Judith! A beautiful song, but I do miss Judith...
Gaelic song from the Hebridies
Yes
Whose is the strong male voice on this beautiful recording? Judy is always sublime, but this is so good as well.
Bruce Woodley
@@glennsteer214 Thank you.
The bass guitar player reminds me of my deceased father.
............. DUSSART ......
Happy New Year 2020
I love Jesus and Jesus LOVES me
I always thought Judith took the lead in all the songs so i am quite surprised hearing this track
According to Judith's biography, she wanted to sing the lead as she loved the song, but Bruce insisted it be his and he does a great job. Pity she didn't record it later as would've been nice to compare the versions.
Isn't this the ship that brought them from Oz to Britain? That's a long trip!
They were the entertainment, free passage
That's an Irish folk song called 'Carrigfergus'.
Yoka utajane kando shimashita desu
Did this ship come via Suez Canal does anyone know ?
Version?????
My love for the Seekers didn't grow old. It didn't wax cold.
If I was the richest person on history of humanity, I would spend every single penny on build me a Time Machine. Return to that time
Just make the time machine lage enough to take several of us.
People ---- make 'the time'. If you find the right people .
You're not alone.
Seekers carried the wave for Australia, As Abba did for Sweden.
Slim Dusty
Certainly did that
R.I.P dear Judith. You are unforgetable
The sixties were tumultuous, an era of such great music, iconic personalities, and life-changing events, good and bad. Seeing and listening to groups like the Seekers and especially Judith Durham who has one of the most distinctive voices and the greatest smile of any generation makes me miss those days. So ironic, I never would have thought when looking back to that time in the '60s that it would conjure such peace and tranquility. Didn't realize it at the time but now I consider myself so fortunate to have been a teen growing up in that era.
My friend died in 2014 I chose Seekers songs for his memorial "The Carnival is Over"
This song hits home, We spent our honeymoon searching for a lady to live aboard. We found her 4 years later, Destiny, you took us far beyond our wildest dreams, she gave us a lifetime of memories that will live as long as I do. My husband has now passed but I will never forget the Awesome life we had living on our "Destiny" thank you God for the life & the times.
Yes. Australia should be very proud of The Seekers. Like thousands, I have always loved Judith ...Most famine woman I can think of!!! And, what a voice. Also, the Lads are great. Long may we all appreciate their music
Interviews reveal a woman of high intelligence as well.
Judith Durham will never know how many hearts wish her a long and happy life.
God had sent us 4 Angel's with Beautiful voices !!!! Their Music is Timeless !!!! That will alway's be Cherished by all of us !!!! Love Judith and all of the Seekers !!!! God Bless you and your Voices !!!! LOVE FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA :)
A perfect wife. Talented in many areas, decent, sexy and fun. The kind of woman a man is focused on keeping content each and every day.
Oh yes, she does. Believe me.
Yet it’s not just Judith singing. In fact she isn’t the main voice on this. Recognize that.
Yes you are speaking the truth.
Iwas a DJ in a small rural station in 1979.I frequently played this,it was the last record I played before signing off my last shift.
Judith's smile could melt an iceberg.
Absolutely! Possibly even the polar ice caps!
Agree! Pity she was on the Fairsky and not the Titanic.
nyosito: You're on thin ice with that statement! I know what you mean, but that could be interpreted completely differently.lo
@@abberationify ...if she was there with nyositi, she'd melt that "THIN ICE".....
@@abberationify Hah, I had to re-read nyosito's comment to understand it the way he meant it.
Anyone else remembering the good ole days of 1964 ~ back when I was a kid.
Beautiful time to grow up. 1960s , so many memories of people who have left us who were a huge part of my life. People were kinder, life slower, everyday an adventure . I grew up listening to the Seekers and singing their songs with my siblings and cousins. Beautiful blessed.time.
Judith has a voice I can only describe as angelic ! I regret not having a chance to attend her concert.