I feel so blessed to have grown up with the music from the 60's & 70's. The Seekers were another great Australian folk pop band from the 60's. They had so many great hits including "A World Of Our Own", "Georgy Girl", "The Carnival Is Over", "Someday, One Day", I'll Never Find Another You", "Morningtown Ride".
Such a wonderful song. I’ve watched this video about a hundred times over the few years. I even find myself singing this song sometimes. Thanks, Stan, for another great reaction. The Seekers were a great Australian group.
A great Aussie 60s band they had so many hits and did some TV shows too. They were our first musical export to the world. Judith Durham is the best female vocalist Australia has produced. She is so very good. Great song. Thanks for putting on your reaction channel and great reaction too.
The best group from Australia in the 60's and 70's...they bought Australian music to the world and bought the world to Australian groups! One song which was the top of the charts for the Seekers was The Carnival is Over...must listen to that..a classic!! Tear jerker too...Cheers!🙋♀️
What a brilliant tune... Brings back so many memories the BEST! So many memories of being a kid growing up in the 60’s... Please watch “I am Australian” from their Farewell concert. She is about 70 years old in the clip and her voice is still incredible... the men are still brilliant as well and their musicianship is sublime!
My mother loved The Seekers, Morningtown Ride was my favourite, she sang it to my children and I now sing/play it for my grandchildren with tears in my eyes thinking of my mother. Another special to all Australians is, I Am Australian. The Carnival is over is moving too.
I was born in 1960 so very lucky to hear The Seekers during that time. They also sing songs like 'Georgie Girl', 'The Carnival is over', 'Island of Dreams' & many more. xx
That's a great song from the '60s! Listen to the long fan version! Georgie Girl is another one of their huge hits that I absolutely love! I was lucky to have grown up with this kind of music in the 60s. A World of Our Own is also good!
Welcome to the club Stan. Just turned 7 0 and I saw the seekers live on stage (in Pietermaritzburg south Africa) when I was 12 (my mother bought me tickets). Like you I fell in love with them from day 1 and have loved them ever since. I can't get enough of Judith's voice, gives me chills every time I hear it. I have been blessed to have know them from the beginning. It takes me back to when I was a kid. Bittersweet memories. Anyway welcome. Please continue to let others experience their sound AND Judith's voice.
Aussies have lost 2 greats recently now we are praying for our favourite son. Would love your reaction to John Farnham, You're the Voice. Guarantee his voice and the song will move you!
This group did get to number one in the USA, but were overshadowed by the Beatles, like so many other great acts. There is a quote from John Lennon, to one of the seekers " you are a pretty good little band, but everyone is here to see us." Listen to "I am Australian."
I'll try to remember a few other great songs or groups from that time era that you would probably love. Try "walk right in" by the rooftop singers Early songs by Peter Paul and Mary Early music by The Mamas & the papas (More to come)
I can definitely relate to this song, my husband and I will celebrate our 46th anniversary next month . We met when we were 10 years old, I’d be so lost without him this
They have had many hits since the 1960s. Google them, there's stacks on TH-cam. The singer, Judith Durham, passed away in August at 79 years old. She had a memorial service in Hamer Hall, Melbourne, Australia, where they were from.
So they were active between 1964-1968. They broke up and stayed apart for 25 years. When they reunited they recorded a couple of albums but they did a few concert albums in the late 90s up to about 2014. Their voices held well despite being near 70 years old at the time. Listen to a few of those. IMO the British Invasion ( which the Seekers were part of because they were living in London during their 60s recording days ) was impactful in America because the bands weren’t ashamed of mixing a whole bunch of styles of American popular music, or as I keep telling people. “No one told them they couldn’t mix the white music with the black music. So they did.” Some of the Seekers’ stuff was traditional gospel standards, which if you get into that stuff, will blow your mind. Vale Judith 1943-2022
Stan, you need to hear the live version of "Georgy Girl" that they sang at the Myer Music Bowl in 1967. Another song which is so underrated too is the song "Cloudy". Judith's voice sounds superb.
FIND the album "The Best of The Seekers" ▪︎Open Up Them Pearly Gates ~ Judith's voice is so pure! ▪︎South Australia ~ about Aussie colonisation in the state of South Australia late 1790's into the 1800's ~ This features the guys voices more. ▪︎The Wreck of the Old 97 ~ A story in song from America great Banjos 😉
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I feel so blessed to have grown up with the music from the 60's & 70's. The Seekers were another great Australian folk pop band from the 60's. They had so many great hits including "A World Of Our Own", "Georgy Girl", "The Carnival Is Over", "Someday, One Day", I'll Never Find Another You", "Morningtown Ride".
Judith Durham is Australia's original Pocket Rocket and a true Icon.
Such a wonderful song. I’ve watched this video about a hundred times over the few years. I even find myself singing this song sometimes. Thanks, Stan, for another great reaction. The Seekers were a great Australian group.
I've watched this video dozens of times and it never gets old. It reminds me of Folk Music.
The angelic Judith Durham sings the best ever version of Oh Danny Boy.
I can guarantee tears!! 😭
A great Aussie 60s band they had so many hits and did some TV shows too. They were our first musical export to the world. Judith Durham is the best female vocalist Australia has produced. She is so very good. Great song. Thanks for putting on your reaction channel and great reaction too.
Judith Durham sings like an Angel ❤️
I met her once briefly. She was tiny! And that voice was exactly the same until she died aged 79. Aussie legend R.I.P Judy, we loved you.
Great song , The Seekers were Great.
I was so honoured to see The Seekers with Judith Durham at the Royal Albert Hall in London. She was older.....but the voice was as brilliant as ever.
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Great!🎼🎵🎹🎸🎻🎤📀👍👏
From Hong Kong🙋♀️🌏💝🌺🥰
The best group from Australia in the 60's and 70's...they bought Australian music to the world and bought the world to Australian groups! One song which was the top of the charts for the Seekers was The Carnival is Over...must listen to that..a classic!! Tear jerker too...Cheers!🙋♀️
Yes that always makes me cry! 🙋♀️🇦🇺
What about "When the stars begin to fall" when they were working their passage to England.
Love that song also...they had such great music!
What a brilliant tune... Brings back so many memories the BEST! So many memories of being a kid growing up in the 60’s... Please watch “I am Australian” from their Farewell concert. She is about 70 years old in the clip and her voice is still incredible... the men are still brilliant as well and their musicianship is sublime!
My mother loved The Seekers, Morningtown Ride was my favourite, she sang it to my children and I now sing/play it for my grandchildren with tears in my eyes thinking of my mother.
Another special to all Australians is, I Am Australian.
The Carnival is over is moving too.
awww....bless you dear
@@alanconrad8490 Judith, the female singer passed away 7 day's ago.😪
I was born in 1960 so very lucky to hear The Seekers during that time. They also sing songs like 'Georgie Girl', 'The Carnival is over', 'Island of Dreams' & many more. xx
when the stars begin to fall simply incredible song
The 60s music was great. Relaxing with good lyrics and harmonies. I'm glad I lived in that era and enjoyed all the great artists of that time❤
That's a great song from the '60s!
Listen to the long fan version!
Georgie Girl is another one of their huge hits that I absolutely love!
I was lucky to have grown up with this kind of music in the 60s.
A World of Our Own is also good!
Welcome to the club Stan. Just turned 7 0 and I saw the seekers live on stage (in Pietermaritzburg south Africa) when I was 12 (my mother bought me tickets). Like you I fell in love with them from day 1 and have loved them ever since. I can't get enough of Judith's voice, gives me chills every time I hear it.
I have been blessed to have know them from the beginning. It takes me back to when I was a kid. Bittersweet memories.
Anyway welcome. Please continue to let others experience their sound AND Judith's voice.
Aussie Aussie Aussie... Oy oy oy!
Rest in peace Judith Durham, who left us just days ago aged 79. Heaven's choir has found a new angel.
also check out judith on her own danny boy climb every mountain skyline pigeon all my trials incredible
So saddened by Judith's passing. R.I.P. dear girl. Thanks for the wonderful memories.
Aussies have lost 2 greats recently now we are praying for our favourite son. Would love your reaction to John Farnham, You're the Voice. Guarantee his voice and the song will move you!
It's a Beautiful no BS Love song.
I grew up with this group in the 60s and 70s great memories.
A song that transports me back to happier times.
This group did get to number one in the USA, but were overshadowed by the Beatles, like so many other great acts. There is a quote from John Lennon, to one of the seekers " you are a pretty good little band, but everyone is here to see us." Listen to "I am Australian."
Who doesn't love them! Look for "I Am Australian".
“Someday, Someway” is their Civil Rights song and is a must and written by Paul Simon!
I'll try to remember a few other great songs or groups from that time era that you would probably love.
Try "walk right in" by the rooftop singers
Early songs by Peter Paul and Mary
Early music by The Mamas & the papas
(More to come)
I especially love Georgie Girl
We'll never find another you, Judith. RIP.
I can definitely relate to this song, my husband and I will celebrate our 46th anniversary next month . We met when we were 10 years old, I’d be so lost without him this
Judith Durham on vocals, Athol Guy on bass, Bruce Woodley on lead guitar and Keith Podger on 12 string.guitar.
their harmonics are great
They were a big part of the 60s
You should try to listen to the same song 50 years later from there 50 anniversary tour.
Still just amazing
Love it! Check out their song " Georgie girl".
They make me proud to be Australian - Loved Your reaction Mate !
They were huge in UK and Australia but you know that old Atlantic... Things just didn't seem to get across!
nice Christmas treat
They have had many hits since the 1960s. Google them, there's stacks on TH-cam. The singer, Judith Durham, passed away in August at 79 years old. She had a memorial service in Hamer Hall, Melbourne, Australia, where they were from.
Sent this to my friend dying from cancer, it sums what I feel totally
Judith would love to hear your review.
Check out Georgie Girl.
Done in one take!! ❤❤❤
Judith is a national treasure
So they were active between 1964-1968. They broke up and stayed apart for 25 years. When they reunited they recorded a couple of albums but they did a few concert albums in the late 90s up to about 2014. Their voices held well despite being near 70 years old at the time.
Listen to a few of those.
IMO the British Invasion ( which the Seekers were part of because they were living in London during their 60s recording days ) was impactful in America because the bands weren’t ashamed of mixing a whole bunch of styles of American popular music, or as I keep telling people. “No one told them they couldn’t mix the white music with the black music. So they did.”
Some of the Seekers’ stuff was traditional gospel standards, which if you get into that stuff, will blow your mind.
Vale Judith 1943-2022
Judith Durham sadly passed away 7 days ago, in the words of their songs, The Carnival is Over, indeed, it is.😪
Stan, you need to hear the live version of "Georgy Girl" that they sang at the Myer Music Bowl in 1967. Another song which is so underrated too is the song "Cloudy". Judith's voice sounds superb.
You should react to their song, Georgey Girl. Probably their biggest hit.
Yeah I did
FIND the album "The Best of The Seekers"
▪︎Open Up Them Pearly Gates ~ Judith's voice is so pure!
▪︎South Australia ~ about Aussie colonisation in the state of South Australia late 1790's into the 1800's ~
This features the guys voices more.
▪︎The Wreck of the Old 97 ~ A story in song from America great Banjos 😉
"I Am Australian" from the farewell tour
A sad loss to the world of music along with Mama Cass and Karen Carpenter such a clear voice .
It's called FOLK ROCK, they were from Austrialia, sadly Judith passed away last week. Listen to Georgy Girl.
Judith Durham passed away at aged 79 last month.
This was my mum and dads song.
RIP Judith.
This was Abbey road studios and this song knocked the Beatles off number one
Part of the story behind this song :
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Thank you for always being there
They were fabulous. Sadly, Judith Durham passed away last year. The world lost a one-of-a-kind beautiful voice.
Please react to Danny Williams Moon River
Percy Sledge When a man loves a woman
The Fifth Dimension Up Up and Away, Stoned Soul Picnic and The Age Of Aquarius
This song came way before La Bamba!