First Time Reaction to The Seekers - I'll Never Find Another You
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video Tasha reacts to The Seekers "I'll Never Find Another You"
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I love seeing another generation enjoying the Seekers. RIP Judith.
Judith Durham had the purest angelic voice of her era.
The first Australian band to sell a million records! Judith Durham has a great voice. You might want to check out their biggest hit song - Georgy Girl.
Judith Durham was a Super Star in Australia. She had a remarkable solo career in music after leaving the Seekers. She died last summer at 79 years of age. She was sensational
This group was a wonderful example of harmony - your comments are spot on. Very nice 4:39
Judith had such a great voice. RIP
Some really good lyrics and her voice is fire!
The Seekers had a special world class sound, those guys could really sing [and write songs], and Judith was frosting on the cake, they blended so good together. This song conjures up sweet memories of my family and times in 1965
I played this to my wife several times before she passed away. And I'll never find another like her. We were together over 30 years and we met when we were 5
Tens of millions of young people knew that song by heart.
60 years on & it never gets old.
You're so right about modern music.
The Seekers were another great Australian folk pop band from the 60's. Judith Durham had such a beautiful voice. She just passed away recently. They had so many great hits including "Georgy Girl", "The Carnival Is Over", "A World Of Our Own", "Morningtown Ride", "Someday, One Day" etc. They have beautiful voices & harmonies. They don't make nostalgic music like this anymore. Reminds me of a simpler time.
Saw their last tour about a decade ago,they were beautifully amazing
Always loved this song!
This is a recreation of the original session, over three years later. In the original they laid down the guitar tracks, then stood in a circle around one mic.
Great group and song.
Amazing how she could just stand there with her hands on her hips!
I have lived this song...both the beauty and love, but also understand the effect (really bad) of the loss of that perfect, all encompassing love. This song just tears me up every time.
From their farewell concert you should watch/listen to "Morningtown Ride" and "I Am Australian."
Lovely song and a wonderful band! Brought back such nice memories. 😊
Nailed it on the head
Another good one is I am Australian either their earlier version or the live farewell concert version
This was my mother’s favourite song. Whenever this song would come on the wireless or she ever head this song being played everything stopped cause she loved hearing it.
the seekers the carnival is over all over the world danny boy please you will love those songs they really showcase judith's voice
Just luv this song didn't realise that they were Australian thanks for the information
The first Australian group to find major overseas success
I've always been very impressed with people who can play an instrument while singing (and with a group) and do it well. I admire and envy them. What a special gift to have. Music is a language that everybody can enjoy.
P.S. 'Hello Tasha' : )
The Seekers recorded this song in the main studio at Abby Road. Usually reserved for the studio owners, The Beatles. They were produced by Tom Springfield, Dusty Springfield's brother. They knocked the Beatles out of 1st place with this song
Never grows old; simply & real musical talent, great harmony & Judith’s exquisite voice.
Even up to their retirement from a few years ago, The Seekers have maintained that great distinctive sound.
The Seekers started out playing on cruise ships . They are from Austrailia . They found there way to the uk in the early 60s Tom Springfield wrote this for them Who is incedently Dusty Springfield brother . . This became a hit and the rest is history ,m They even gave the Beatles a run for there money back then JjUDITH DURAM had a beautiful voice . They had many hits and were a very popular Folk band . Judith split from the band in 1967 but rejoined them in the 90s . They kept playing until about 2015 . Sad;ly Judith Passed on about a year ago . Great Folk band very well known back in the day .THANKS TASHA for bringing these guys to your channel John.
Before they worked their way to England on the Sitmar line cruise ship they had spent a year or two playing in Melbourne cafe venues, recording big selling folksong albums and appearing on the top rating Melbourne television program of the time.
That Australian success gave them a reason to be noticed in England off the boat.
Sometimes I think I won't like a lot of the older tunes, but that was very authentic, sweet, and emotional, excellent. I would sing that to my future wife. I also like the song Georgy Girl by them.
This is a rabbit hole you should go down! The Seekers had many great hits. Try I AM Australian 😂
Not to mention the beautiful singing voice of the lead singer. Not sure how you didn’t comment on that!
She still had her voice till the end,lovely lady
Great song!
Almost 60 year's ago
The Springfields cover written by Brother Tom sung by him and Dusty.
RIP Judith Durham, great voice.
♥
I don't know how someone your age discovered this song and band but I'm glad you did. Have you ever heard of Simon and Garfunkel?
Absolutely forgot this one. What an uplifting song! Thanks
Check out some of the live performances of "The Righteous Brothers."
👨🌾"I know I'll never find another ewe"🐑😆
No auto tune or computer
Not a true live performance, either.
FANTASTIC
Good music. Born in 1953. Actually feel kind of lucky. But sad to see what we have become. Oh well. Rolling with the tide
Sorry for the rant Tasha. But I am tired. Music was my life.
Judith Durham was in a class of her own.
RIP Judith Durham....
Love this song, why did Judith have to keep her hands behind her back?
Hello!!
Dedicated to my cat, Oliveoil, since I haven't found a woman yet.
I love Led Zeppelin ❤️, But I was brought up listening to The Seekers & The Beatles , Great music will never be replaced by machines and autotune👍
before Beyocefat, before Madoona, before the Corr sisters, before Agnetha and Anni Frid, there was the greatest, the ultimate, Judith Durham, greatest female singer ever, and the hottest looking in THAT little red dress. USoNA, Great Britain, Europe has nothing that matches Judith in voice or looks! RIP dear gracious lady!
Hello
The Seekers' folky music was so earnest, it strikes me as pretty corny today. But there's no getting around that strong, round voice of hers (tone for days!); and they were a disciplined and carefully rehearsed group.
Just remember that half of them are dead of old age and the other two are 90-something. They did some great stuff, bridging the folk genre with early rock.
The only one of the group to pass away is Judith all the boys are still alive, and the're not in their 90's no where near, that age.
Huh? Judith died Aug 2022. Everyone else is alive. Not close to 90.
@@TangoEliott OK so they are 80, 82 and 83. Sorry you are so insulted over the mistake of age since I am in my 70s and they were performing when I was a teen. I suspected they were older. I actually enjoyed the Seekers very much and their songs were some of the first I learned on guitar.
@@leonstancliff7218 calm down. I am your age. I am sorry you got so upset being corrected.
@@TangoEliott No you are not, that's what you live for.
Without Judith Durham's voice, this would have been an average band.
no talent now a days