This song is proof that Australian isn't entirely a national identity but also a frame of belief and way of life. If you act like an Australian and believe in the Australian way then you are one of us, we welcome all to our island home.
The first part is the indigenous voice, and the Dreamtime, having been the keepers of this land for 40,000 years or more. Then it moves to the last 200 years, the convicts, Australia’s modern history, and how we all attempt to adapt and welcome everyone to the Australian community. We sing with one voice…
Aussie here, this song makes me so proud to be Australian. We do come from every single country in the world, and when we get here we add our uniqueness to this fantastic country. We are ALL Australians!
Thanks lady's The song is our history of how we where formed regardless the good or bad It was written by the guy who started singing The lady passed last year this was her last performance Judith shows the Aussie's spirit they sing about The reason she was sitting and couldn't move her arm not long before had a stroke paralysing one side of her body But she wanted to do their last show and even though half her face was paralysed she was still able to sing the song just as they normally would have So thanks for watching 🦘🇦🇺👍
I'm 70 now and as a kid The Seakers came out with a couple of beautiful songs and Judith Durham's incredibly beautiful soprano voice then in the 60s never changed! A couple of songs that you should try is the song recorded at the Abbey road studio in the 60s is.. I'll Never Find Another You, and I believe the other side of the 45rpm record had George Girl on it! I was only 12 years old so all I had was a little record player that played 45s. Anyway, if you can find it you'll see what I mean about how time never changed that incredible voice and thank goodness it was recorded and we are lucky to get to listen to it today!
Thank you so much for your reaction. I am an Australian. The is a wonderful song about inclusion and makes me proud of my country As I have said on many occasions in these types of forums, it should be AUSTRALIA'S NATIONAL ANTHEM.
A very hard ancient country. Australians are unique. 12,000 miles from anywhere and they died like lions in wars for freedom. Australian hero's are buried in battlefields all over the World. No wonder they are proud to be Australian. I would!
This song is about being Australian. This is not a birthright, this is an attitude, there are many born here that arn't Australian, there are many more not born here that are. Accept our ways and contribute to them and YOU ARE AUSTRALIAN
The gentleman who first sang wrote this beautiful song. The Seekers have been a favorite of mine since the 1960s, and Judith sadly passed away in August of 2022 (?). RIP Judith!
Makes you proud to be Australian. Doesn't get more fair dinkum than this. Every time you hear it, it just goes straight to your heart. Love that you featured it, and enjoyed it.
The Seekers have been singing since the early 60s. Judith unfortunately passed away last year but her legacy will live on. Listening to this is like listening to a history lesson it is the story of Australia.
Its sure brings a tear to the eyes every time you hear it. And a pride in our country.. Sure, there are problems. Like everywhere, but, Australia is a wonderful place overall. This song, as on other commenter said, gives a history of how we became a nation. The people who make up our land. A lot of cultural references that probably only Aussies would understand. The woman singing, Judith Durham, had just recovered from surgery for cancer and had to relearn how to sing. Last year, Judith passed away. RIP!
Thanks ladies, I really loved your reaction. This performance was recorded I believe in 2014, but this epic Australian folk group had been performing off and on together since 1964. You should really check out their great worldwide hits from the 1960s: I'll Never Find Another You, The Carnival Is Over and Georgy Girl. They had aged well since 1964, sounding as good as ever, but as the video title suggests this was one of their final performances together. Sadly we lost the beautiful Judith Durham in 2022, aged 79 so we will not hear their like again. May she rest in peace.
First male singer was that song writer The Seekers were famous during the sixties & seventies That video was their retirement tour the female singe was Judith Durham who dies several months ago2022
They might be old. But they have been an amazing Aussie group since the 1960's...I love their Georgy Girl song. Wanted to name my daughter that but my Husband wanted another name...
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Hello! You have a great reaction channel here but I thought you might like a heads up on a bit of a technical hitch you have there. For instance at just after the 5:07 mark, when you speak while the vid is playing the sound from the vid changes to distortion. Have no idea why as I'm not a tech head but if you look into it, it will save any future trouble for you. Good luck!
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They are not claiming they are indigenous; they are singing the first verse from the viewpoint of an indigenous Australian. And as someone with Aboriginal heritage who is descended from Mannalargenna chief of the Ben Lomond tribe of Tasmania (later Palawa) I find it touching. It is a song about inclusion and mate ship. That no matter how you got here, if you assimilate to the Australian dream of freedom, peace and equality then you are Australian. We are one, we stand together when it counts. I think you missed the point and are too focused on hate.😊
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Another proud Aussie here crying again 😁
This song is proof that Australian isn't entirely a national identity but also a frame of belief and way of life. If you act like an Australian and believe in the Australian way then you are one of us, we welcome all to our island home.
@immortalDragon multiculturism is failing in several European countries and Australia is heading in the same direction.
@@robertbutler8004depends on who comes. As he said if you embrace Australia then yup. If Arab and hijab and hate Australia then don't come come
Greetings from America 🇺🇸
This song makes me wish to , GOD that I had the money and opportunity to move to Australia 🇦🇺
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Kiwi here I agree with the Aussie. It’s just the most beautiful song and The Seekers forever legends with Judith Durham singing. Perfection
Aussie woman here , I cry everytime I hear this song. RIP beautiful Judith xx
Amen🙏🥲
Same Aussie also
Same here xx
Yes, RIP indeed. Judith had a most beautiful voice. It is sad to hear of her passing.
This is one of the greatest songs ever written ! We love this song we love JUDITH !! Legend ! WE ARE ONE AND WE ARE MANY !!
Love from Australia ❤
The first part is the indigenous voice, and the Dreamtime, having been the keepers of this land for 40,000 years or more.
Then it moves to the last 200 years, the convicts, Australia’s modern history, and how we all attempt to adapt and welcome everyone to the Australian community.
We sing with one voice…
" I came from the Dreamtime" is a story to be told and worth the time to look it up. RIP Beautiful Judith.
Judith ❤
We a have a tear for yesterday
Aussie here, this song makes me so proud to be Australian. We do come from every single country in the world, and when we get here we add our uniqueness to this fantastic country. We are ALL Australians!
Here, Judith Durham's voice sings our soul.
She had to sit because she had a stroke , but she still preformed , wonderful woman .
This song should be our National Anthem. I am, you are, we are Australian.
Yes, I think I agree with you bcos the song is a powerful song🔥❤️
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Absolutely 💯%, been saying this for decades.
Always thought it was better for Australian anthem than that awful ‘Girt by sea’ song
Agreed❤
I am Australia
Those old people started their journey in the 1960s. They will, for me, forever be the sound of Australia.
Wow! Their vocals is incredible!❤️
I was totally moved by their performance 🔥🔥🔥
What a song, the Seekers are amazing.
Thanks lady's
The song is our history of how we where formed regardless the good or bad
It was written by the guy who started singing
The lady passed last year this was her last performance
Judith shows the Aussie's spirit they sing about
The reason she was sitting and couldn't move her arm not long before had a stroke paralysing one side of her body
But she wanted to do their last show and even though half her face was paralysed she was still able to sing the song just as they normally would have
So thanks for watching 🦘🇦🇺👍
Thank you I’m proud to be an Aussie ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
This is the band's farewell tour, farewell song. They wrote this year's ago, this was them performing it for the last time.
Y les salió increíble ❤
I'm 70 now and as a kid The Seakers came out with a couple of beautiful songs and Judith Durham's incredibly beautiful soprano voice then in the 60s never changed! A couple of songs that you should try is the song recorded at the Abbey road studio in the 60s is.. I'll Never Find Another You, and I believe the other side of the 45rpm record had George Girl on it! I was only 12 years old so all I had was a little record player that played 45s. Anyway, if you can find it you'll see what I mean about how time never changed that incredible voice and thank goodness it was recorded and we are lucky to get to listen to it today!
Thank you so much for your reaction. I am an Australian. The is a wonderful song about inclusion and makes me proud of my country As I have said on many occasions in these types of forums, it should be AUSTRALIA'S NATIONAL ANTHEM.
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A very hard ancient country. Australians are unique. 12,000 miles from anywhere and they died like lions in wars for freedom. Australian hero's are buried in battlefields all over the World. No wonder they are proud to be Australian. I would!
This song is about being Australian. This is not a birthright, this is an attitude, there are many born here that arn't Australian, there are many more not born here that are. Accept our ways and contribute to them and YOU ARE AUSTRALIAN
I would love to work with you on anything xx
Your appreciation hit me. And I feel it. This is one of my favourite songs
The gentleman who first sang wrote this beautiful song. The Seekers have been a favorite of mine since the 1960s, and Judith sadly passed away in August of 2022 (?). RIP Judith!
Check out Eric Bogel "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" guaranteed to make you cry.
Should be our National Anthem!
It was a farewell concert as it was the final concert they performed as a group. The female lead (Judith) has not long passed away
Makes you proud to be Australian.
Doesn't get more fair dinkum than this. Every time you hear it, it just goes straight to your heart.
Love that you featured it, and enjoyed it.
judith had a resonance to her voice she never lost in 50 years just improved if at all possible
The one Australian song which includes all of us no matter where you or your parents came from.
A beaut! No amount of praise would suffice to do justice to this masterpiece!!!!😊
As an Australian, this should be our National Anthem!
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Many Australians believe this should be our national anthem. If this song resonated with you, then you, too, are Australian.
Im Australian and always get emotional as it's a beautiful song that tells our history
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The Seekers have been singing since the early 60s. Judith unfortunately passed away last year but her legacy will live on. Listening to this is like listening to a history lesson it is the story of Australia.
It’s a beautiful song. Really captivating our journey for our sense of identity as Australians. We grow stronger together.
Big hug to Judith rip.babe
Every time I hear this song, I'm amazed how much Australia and America are so alike.
You think so..?
Sorry, as an Aussie with American cousins and friends, I disagree that the two peoples are the same
yeah nah
The Seekers are a famous group that started in the 1960s. They kept their voices into their 70s.
Your hair is amazing!!!
You should try "I Still Call Australia Home". That will definitely give you goosebumps and make you tear up. Amazing song.
Its sure brings a tear to the eyes every time you hear it. And a pride in our country..
Sure, there are problems. Like everywhere, but, Australia is a wonderful place overall.
This song, as on other commenter said, gives a history of how we became a nation. The people who make up our land.
A lot of cultural references that probably only Aussies would understand.
The woman singing, Judith Durham, had just recovered from surgery for cancer and had to relearn how to sing.
Last year, Judith passed away. RIP!
Thanks ladies, I really loved your reaction. This performance was recorded I believe in 2014, but this epic Australian folk group had been performing off and on together since 1964. You should really check out their great worldwide hits from the 1960s: I'll Never Find Another You, The Carnival Is Over and Georgy Girl. They had aged well since 1964, sounding as good as ever, but as the video title suggests this was one of their final performances together. Sadly we lost the beautiful Judith Durham in 2022, aged 79 so we will not hear their like again. May she rest in peace.
it was their farewell performance
This was their Farewell Concert
Sometimes it called We are Australian.
Another song that's good to look at is called ''Moreton Bay'' .
You lovely ladies should listen to their early stuff from the 60s an 70s
First male singer was that song writer The Seekers were famous during the sixties & seventies That video was their retirement tour the female singe was Judith Durham who dies several months ago2022
They might be old. But they have been an amazing Aussie group since the 1960's...I love their Georgy Girl song. Wanted to name my daughter that but my Husband wanted another name...
Unlike the conflicts happening in Israel & Gaza & Russia & the Ukraine! We as a people are happy to accept all people's & if you are content to live a happy & enjoyable life in one of the best countries on this planet then you are more than welcome! So join us & let's create unity & love 😊!
I love you beautiful ladies ❤ this song touches our hearts makes us proud to be Australian
Much love from us too🥰❤️
Thanks for watching🙌🙌
Thank you for reacting to this beautiful song. Amazing voices and harmonies!
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This song for non Aussies is a musical history of our beautiful country.
What its saying is we dont care where your from or what colour your skin is if your here in Australia your one of us and we got your back
It was probably the final performance by the Seekers.
It’s a history lesson
Listen to this song again. But next time listen to the Anzac version.
powerful song. But Judith Durham 's voice is the purest ever.
It’s the didg!!!! The didg to an Aussie, is what the bagpipes are to a Scott.
Hello! You have a great reaction channel here but I thought you might like a heads up on a bit of a technical hitch you have there. For instance at just after the 5:07 mark, when you speak while the vid is playing the sound from the vid changes to distortion.
Have no idea why as I'm not a tech head but if you look into it, it will save any future trouble for you. Good luck!
Hey lady! Today I discovered your channel, I see you react and speak in your videos about Muslims, the Quran an also music. I´d love you to react to Cat Syevens, he is from UK, he converted himself into Islam and adopted the name of Yusuf Islam. "Morning has broken", "Father and son", "Wild worl", "Peace train" ans so many others are great songs by him. Please, choose one and make a reaction.
Oh! Nice🥰❤️
Noted👍, thank you so much 🙌
Actually, it's folk music, not country.
It’s touching how they claim they are indigenous people despite being rich white people. So touching. Touching on hate crime.
They are not claiming they are indigenous; they are singing the first verse from the viewpoint of an indigenous Australian. And as someone with Aboriginal heritage who is descended from Mannalargenna chief of the Ben Lomond tribe of Tasmania (later Palawa) I find it touching. It is a song about inclusion and mate ship. That no matter how you got here, if you assimilate to the Australian dream of freedom, peace and equality then you are Australian. We are one, we stand together when it counts. I think you missed the point and are too focused on hate.😊
RIP - Judith Durham, one of the greatest voices ever.
u2 beautiful girls have a incredible souls /// God bless u both