Judith had her own style and was one of the very best in this genre. Innovative and compelling, she captured the very essence of this wonderful American music form and added a little touch of that special Aussie magic! 🦘
Judith often employed this bold vocal dynamic within many of the songs she did as a Seeker. It is an essential component of that extraordinary blend that is capable of captivating the listener almost instantaneously. No one would have purposefully thought of inserting a jazz artist into a folk group. Happenstance or serendipity....it's fascinating to see how things came together to produce what is arguably the greatest folk group ever. jtk
Once upon a time a girl from the American South travelled to the land of OZ to hear a talented lady from South Australia sing with her mateys. Upon visiting a Brisbane record store, the American girl from Louisiana heard over the speakers the Australian girl's song of steaming down the river into New Orleans" Louisiana...what a memorable moment! Thanks to Judith for the fantastic song and to the guys at the Record Exchange on Adelaide St. Thanks, Bob, for this slide show!
Yes....Judith needs to check betwixt her toes....there has to be some delta mud hiding there somewhere! What a VERY pleasant surprise as I explore an old favourite!
A Jamieson "Love the Time": A young lady (1:10 - 1:16) flaming with love to the coolness of an autumn day gracefully & with a tear of joy cried out, "Peter, it's time". Yes, it was...On an autumn day filled with the sound of love. With joy & gladness, Veritas, Jamieson Please refer to: "Judith Durham - Olive Tree" with over 36,000 views. (The 1967 version was a separate video).
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There is no genre this genius cannot sing better than anyone else on earth.. thank you Judith for so many years of incredible music and memories.
Best at any genre...exceptional talent.
Wow, what a voice. This child can sing anything; and I'm very glad she does.
Basin Street Blues is still doing the rounds. What a lovely voice you have Judith, tailored to suit most Blues songs.
Judith: A Wonderful Gift from Mother Nature.
Thanks for posting.
Judith had her own style and was one of the very best in this genre. Innovative and compelling, she captured the very essence of this wonderful American music form and added a little touch of that special Aussie magic! 🦘
Judith Durham is a genius performer and singer.
Judith, you'll be young and loved for all times.
Forever your admirer.
dosnt get any better anytime. This girl can sing anything she likes, and to perfection. Judith, You will be very hard to replace. Love Ya!
❤ wunderbar einfach wunderbar! Ich hatte keine Ahnung,dass Judith, so wunderbar den Blues singt😊❤❤❤
Is there anything Judith cannot sing... to perfection?
The answer is no. Everything she sings is feaking great!!!!!
Judith often employed this bold vocal dynamic within many of the songs she did as a Seeker. It is an essential component of that extraordinary blend that is capable of captivating the listener almost instantaneously. No one would have purposefully thought of inserting a jazz artist into a folk group. Happenstance or serendipity....it's fascinating to see how things came together to produce what is arguably the greatest folk group ever. jtk
Once upon a time a girl from the American South travelled to the land of OZ to hear a talented lady from South Australia sing with her mateys. Upon visiting a Brisbane record store, the American girl from Louisiana heard over the speakers the Australian girl's song of steaming down the river into New Orleans" Louisiana...what a memorable moment! Thanks to Judith for the fantastic song and to the guys at the Record Exchange on Adelaide St. Thanks, Bob, for this slide show!
Yes....Judith needs to check betwixt her toes....there has to be some delta mud hiding there somewhere! What a VERY pleasant surprise as I explore an old favourite!
Jennifer, Judith was from Melbourne Victoria, not South Australia, although she lived for some years in Tasmania as well.
Splendid Judith. Your the best by far. Magic rendition. Could hear every syllable as always.
Fantastic! I havent heard the recorded version of this song before! Thank you :)
WONDERFUL
Best ever, jazz, pop, folk, blues, shanties,
And I nearly forgot, Gospel too.
Just like that must be the angels voice
❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🇨🇦
If one wants to know how a song must be performed just should listen to Judith Durham's rendition.
Short or long hair..I just don't care! What a range this lady has. For me she can not do anything wrong
A Jamieson Smile: "Music's Penultimate Hostess"...None Better!
With a smile in my heart,
Veritas,
Jamieson (Peter).
I downloaded Erwin and Levi Singing from TH-cam.
On Groove Music, it came up with this song.
Now I am confused.
Judy, this your singing beats Ella's.
A Jamieson "Love the Time": A young lady (1:10 - 1:16) flaming with love to
the coolness of an autumn day gracefully & with a tear of joy cried out, "Peter,
it's time". Yes, it was...On an autumn day filled with the sound of love.
With joy & gladness,
Veritas,
Jamieson
Please refer to: "Judith Durham - Olive Tree" with over 36,000 views.
(The 1967 version was a separate video).