Never realised how good they were back in the 1970's. Here's hoping that each one of those sweet ladies has had as much joy in their lives as they brought us.
Mike 0ldfield is a wonderful instrumentalist he can play several instruments simultaneously pure class. I cannot play any instruments at all but he's a genius.
I remember watching this on TOTP on 1 January 1976, enjoying the routine and believing that the new year would be much better than 1975. And indeed it was!
I would have been just five and attending infant school a few months. Theme tune is in C major with a lilting time signature of 6/8 (has extra notes and a slightly different rhythm to the original). I am 53 in June!
The only thing that is missing is a may pole ..this is English eritage dancing .old England dancing ..by the Top of the pops Dancers ..back in the day ,Pans Peaple . wonderful that is
Schöne Tänzerinnen und schönes Video ! jeweils 5 Sterne !!! Weiter so, dreamlandtreemusic ! Wird oft Weihnachten gespielt !!!! ( aber komischerweise nie im Radio !!! Schade eigentlich !!! )
Just joking Silver - they were okay in the 70s - looking at it from today's perspective though, watching them makes me cringe for quite a few reasons, especially when I read some of the comments on here from some men.
I was around in the 70s in the UK, but not old enough to understand or remember that period. Born 1970 - so heard of this second hand. In Dulci Jubilo I encountered some years later, with the time signature of 6/8 and key of C major. The rhythm is slightly different and there are extra notes than the original.
Christmas of 75. The Christmas No 1 of that year was Bohemian Rhapsody Queen. I remember listening to a Radio One interview with Freddy Mercury in Oct and he said the song would either be massive or sink without a trace. ( Boh Rhapsody not Mike O)
i found this from the avgn one level theme called "blizzard of balls" it has a melody that sounds like this one and has "in dulci jublio" in the title, i have no idea why but its a cool fun fact
I swear Grant Kirkhope used this music as inspiration for Jolly Roger's Lagoon in Banjo-Tooie This was also used in the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.
Never realised how good they were back in the 1970's. Here's hoping that each one of those sweet ladies has had as much joy in their lives as they brought us.
In Dulci Jubilo and Pan's People - you couldn't get a better combination.
Agreed.
Couldn’t agree more
This is pure talent! To think Mike played almost every instrument on this recording is mind blowing. Amazing song. Mike Oldfield you’re a legend
Actually, I read somewhere that someone else played the drum.
@@nickcopeland6915 Roggs939 did say *almost* every instrument.
Mike just did keyboard and guitars.. all be it fabulously - plus produced. What we call a Mike Oldfield record is a combination effort.
Mike 0ldfield is a wonderful instrumentalist he can play several instruments simultaneously pure class. I cannot play any instruments at all but he's a genius.
First 45 single I ever owned. Stilll brings tears in my eyes.
The term is-- TO my eyes 🎅🙂
@@davidtomlinson6138 does it matter.
@@erniebarker9369 no it doesn't! Live for the moment and just go with the flow - and what a flow....
I'm sure that the invisible pixies who dance in my magic garden look something like this. Very charming, simply delightful.
Only after they have the mushrooms, my friend.
Thank you for posting. From a time when life was so much simpler.
I'm so happy I could cry...
I remember watching this on TOTP on 1 January 1976, enjoying the routine and believing that the new year would be much better than 1975. And indeed it was!
I would have been just five and attending infant school a few months. Theme tune is in C major with a lilting time signature of 6/8 (has extra notes and a slightly different rhythm to the original). I am 53 in June!
Un " je-ne-sais quoi" d'un paradis à jamais perdu , comme un hymne à la vie avant que les ténèbres n'engloutissent le monde.
Mike Oldfield rules.
they do look like angels dancing ...couldnt get more apt for the song
Sebastian loved dancing to this when he was younger....still does, and why ever not....!! Beautiful song
One My top 5 Xmas tunes
And very often overlooked.
Ah! Pans' People! Excellent.
Super Mike ❤️❤️❤️🎸😘🎹🎹🎸🎸🖐
Has a Celtic feeling in the music.
Talented Man, Who wrote his a Music in a His Bedroom 👍🥺
How would you know that?
@@sammydavissenior7446 See The Mike Oldfield Story BBC 1 hr story on making of TB's. RUclips.
Brilliant dancers, especially the first one. She seemed to show her undies more than the others. Well, it's only what everyone was thinking.
The quite lovely Sue Menhennick whp certainly the best clunge flash!
@@MrDuncanr7 Love it. Thanks for the info.
Very well said ! Yeah , I was thinking the same thing ! (1 December 2018 1830 hours)
Beautiful Babs. I don't know what her name is but she had beautiful babs. - Norman Stanley Fletcher
The choreography is amazing.I wonder how many hours Pans People and Legs and Co put into getting these dance routines right.
The only thing that is missing is a may pole ..this is English eritage dancing .old England dancing ..by the Top of the pops Dancers ..back in the day ,Pans Peaple .
wonderful that is
Wonderful !
Back in the day..when instrumentals were allowed... Now we get DJs talking over anything that isn't sung!
Lovely 💖
Schöne Tänzerinnen und schönes Video ! jeweils 5 Sterne !!! Weiter so,
dreamlandtreemusic ! Wird oft Weihnachten gespielt !!!! ( aber komischerweise nie im Radio !!! Schade eigentlich !!! )
brilliant
beautiful
:3
Life was so simple then, pleas send me a time machine.
Certainly for me - I was just five and infant school at the time of this footage. Too young to understand or remember that period!
Lovely.
This beat is gangsta
Que maravilloso!!!
Oh no! It's Pan's People...For anyone who wasn't around in the 70s in the UK...you don't understand!
What's wrong with them?
Who became Legs and co
Just joking Silver - they were okay in the 70s - looking at it from today's perspective though, watching them makes me cringe for quite a few reasons, especially when I read some of the comments on here from some men.
I was around in the 70s in the UK, but not old enough to understand or remember that period. Born 1970 - so heard of this second hand. In Dulci Jubilo I encountered some years later, with the time signature of 6/8 and key of C major. The rhythm is slightly different and there are extra notes than the original.
Christmas of 75. The Christmas No
1 of that year was Bohemian Rhapsody Queen. I remember listening to a Radio One interview with Freddy Mercury in Oct and he said the song would either be massive or sink without a trace. ( Boh Rhapsody not Mike O)
I would have been just five and a half, at infant school then and too young to understand or remember that period!
Delightful.
Best PP rountine ever, IMHO.
Who the dickens is IMHO - someone's initials?
wonderful
Hermoso!!!!
i found this from the avgn one level theme called "blizzard of balls" it has a melody that sounds like this one and has "in dulci jublio" in the title, i have no idea why but its a cool fun fact
I fancied the first one when i was in my puberty,happy days
als fairpay I fancy her now and I’m nearly 60.
I swear Grant Kirkhope used this music as inspiration for Jolly Roger's Lagoon in Banjo-Tooie
This was also used in the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.
it's ballet in heels
It's the Fanny Cradock Christmas song!
Dance of Death!
I didn't know that the Terpsichore's art was fatal!
As a girl, Pans People were the boring bit in TOTP when they didn’t have the band there.
the original riverdance?
Ah, Ruth. x o xo
Strewth, Ruth! Are you playing noughts and crosses?
A lost culture never to return 😢. Ruined by invasive species.
So true, it makes you want to cry.
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Soo tacky