The Seekers - I'll Never Find Another You (BRITS REACTION)
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The Seekers knocked both the Beatles and The Rolling Stones out of the number one spot on the charts in the 60’s
I bet the Beatles and the stones couldn't believe that a folk group could have done that.
@@kennethgodwin7769 The Seekers, The Beatles, The Stones and a bunch of other groups were playing at the same event that year and John walked up to their group and told them, you’re not a bad little band, but they’re all here to see us. Arrogant much?
The seekers went to number 1 on the charts in Britain in 1964 after singing on the ship over to England
@@robinbond7878 Well yes, the Beatles never had a voice like Judith.
Judith's voice is phenomenal. She blended and stood out without over powering.
Rest in Peace
No autotune or gimmicks just pure talent.
Her voice was so clear, and powerful. We will never hear the like again.
Absolutely ! Her voice almost brings me to tears. Just beautiful !
Judith Durham was my childhood idol and I was devastated when she died. She was a truly beautiful person inside and out. RIP Judith 😔❤️🇦🇺
I was very sad when I heard she passed last year.
I had a bit of a crush on her. Still bothers me that she is gone.
She was my childhood idol as well. A sad day when we lost her.
Shocked that the first thing out of your mouth was not about her incredible voice, stunned that you didn't mention it at all.
@jackcarone2414
Sorry, if we missed that, I thought we did.
I know we enjoyed the whole perfomance.
Cheers
Her voice was amazing
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.
Most of their hits were written by Tom Springfield,Dusty' brother.
I was just going to say that.
@@gregbriggs7484 They also wrote a lot of their own music. I 1997, they put out their album Future Road. All but two of the songs on that album were written by the members of the group.
This Train is another great song that isn't mentioned very often.
The sound of her strong, sweet, clear, pitch-perfect warble gives chills of joy and memories of life and family 🥺 an angel among us .. joy and optimism 🌺
A top notch group, with one of the best female singers of all time.
You probably would recognise "Georgie Girl". They even knocked the Beatles off the ;top of the charts. Their last concert when they broke up in the late sixties had an audience of over 200,000 at the Sydney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne. We recently lost our dear Judith. RIP.
The Seekers owned the 1960s, selling over 50 million records. Their music was magical and their song "The Carnival is Over" knocked the Beatles off the number one spot on the charts and is still one of the 50 top selling songs in the world. Their popularity really took off when they performed the theme song to the Michael Caine movie "Georgie Girl." They set a record for singing to an audience of over 200,000 people in an outdoors performance in their hometown of Melbourne, Australia. Judith Durham passed away in 2022 at the age of 79. The Australian state of Victoria held a state memorial service for her.
The Seekers were the quintessential export of Aussie good taste & folk-rock/ acoustic musicianship. Inspirational 12 string guitar to boot.
Judith Durham has one of the most underrated voices. As beautiful voice as there is
My mother only allowed classical music in the house when I grew up, but made an exception for The Seekers. Wholesome indeed, but also very talented.
I loved the seekers,the lead singer Judith,passed away last year,she was a person who loved to sing,and she was one beautiful person.She will be missed,may God bless her!!
This is more than just a wholesome little ditty, guys .. It's one of the best pieces of folk / pop music ever made ! .. The melody line, the harmonies, the instrumentation, and Judith's wonderful lead vocals are all just perfect .. This song is high 9's at a minimum.
Please check out their 'I am Australian'. We lost Judith and Olivia Newton John in the same week. Devastating for us Aussies. I was born in London and moved to Oz when I was 19. Love our culture.
We also lost Glen Wheatley to covid and later that year John Farnham had surgery to remove cancer and underwent complete reconstruction of his jaw. Who knows if he will ever be able to sing again. 2022 awful
Strange you didn't mention her voice. She has the most incredible pure pitch and power.
More pleasant to listen to than today’s music.
Karen Carpenter and Judith will always be my top 2 females singers. I could listen her voice all day long.
My Dad took Judith Durham on a date in 1965 . They met outside Hamleys Toy Shop in Regents Street. Needless to say, it didnt go anywhere, but he still has the photos. Its Called Talent guys. There is not 1 pop star of today who could do what these guys are doing, Not one
60 years young & still sounds amazing. Written by Tom Springfield Dusty Springfields brother.
This little ditty went to number 1 in the UK and Australia and number 4 in the US selling 1.75 million copies worldwide. “The Carniavl Is Over” also went to number 1 in the UK in 1965. They were named “Best New Group of 1964” at the 1965 New Musical Express Poll Winners Awards. They also performed at a Royal Command Perfomance for the Queen Mother in 1966. In 1968 and 1969 their album “Best of The Seekers on the UK album charts knocked off the Beatles” twice and Cream three times before being overtaken by the Moody Blues. They currently rank third (with INXS) in the list of all-time Australian groups behind ACDC and the Bee Gees. Finally as for sounding very Mamas and Papasesque this song was released before the Ms&Ps were even formed. Glad you enjoyed it though!
"Georgy Girl" by the Seekers!
YOU MUST Search for "The Seekers, I am Australian, farewell performance." They are old and I promise you will be seriously affected and have goosebumps. Many people believe this song should be our national anthem. It is pure dynamite. Cheers.🇦🇺🦘
I love her voice
Love the Seekers!👏🏻👏🏻💞. I’m 70 now and still remember the words to most of their songs.
they split up in 1968, but reunited in 1994 and continued to perform to sellout venues until about 2018- judith passed away just last year
I was in my early 20s when they topped the charts. This song knocked The Beatles off the #1 spot. Their story is fasinating. They were just 3 very talented guys singing folk songs in the early 60s when they stumbled across Judith (classicly trained) and WOW! Her wonderful unique voice and the terrific harmonies they produced made them one of the most popular folk/pop groups of the 60s. Dusty Springfield's brother Tom wrote this song specically for them, and several other of their big hits. I could give you their fascinating rise to fame, but it would take several pages. Glad to see you guys dabble outside your comfort zone. Thanks
Tom Springfield and Jim Dale both wrote Georgy girl together for the movie by the same name. The song was nominated for an Oscar but the song Born Free, written for the movie by the same name and sung by Andy Williams won.
The boy’s in the band, all went to high school together.
They are the Australian Beatles. They were quite an Amazing and Soul touching band for many of those in the 60's. Their version of California Dreaming is actually as impressive as the Momma and PaPa's version. A True Legendary band in the History of Classic Pop and Rock.
This song was hugely popular in the United States in the '60s. We heard it on the radio a lot. I loved it, still do, find myself whistling to it , and have done so for years. Great group.
Early 1960's. Great group from Australia, and Judith is always superb.
Best harmonies ever. Great song.
The world lost a treasure with Judith's passing.
It's the sheep song "I'll Never Find Another Ewe". The Seekers were an amazing Aussie group with a heap of hit songs, and Judith had the most beautiful voice......
This was BEFORE the Mamas and Papas
I remember this as a kid back in the US back in 1964, I think. Great old Folk/Rock song. They had a few big hits. This lady died very recently. What a voice.
My mum did approve - she got a Seekers LP and a Searchers LP. Of course that was after our gramophone had been updated to run on electricity instead of having to wind it up. Ah, the good old days! ☺
This was on the radio when I was a child and I still love it. I never knew they were Aussie though.
They just have such a pure and clean sound. Listened to the 45's daily back in the day. The guitars are great and Judith's voice is stark and clear. No over processing.
I'm a kiwi but this is a great Australian group for the ages Judith is gold. for me they are Irish folk pop but they were doing a caricature of '60s' music back in the 60's which is hilarious as well as fantastic. Judith has a great voice like a caricature from a 60's era / film .
You should check out the lead singer, Judith Durham, singing 'Danny Boy' live.
It's perfect! 😍
Such a memory! We experienced several "folk" artists during the 60s & I miss it.
I was 4 in 62. So glad I was privileged to grow up in the 60s. Miss it.
The Seekers were so wonderful and Judith's voice is remarkable.
Please give a listen to the group Marmalade and their song "Reflections Of My Life" released in 1970.
My nan definitely approved of this, she bought me the single when I was 8 years old.
Such great voices!! They came out of the folk music scene and had a ton of radio play and hits.
But everyone else asks you to subscribe before the song begins, not right in the middle of a great old song like this.
@davekahana1584
Yeah, sorry about that we will do better
The amazing Judith Durham.. what a singer. This lineup were still performing in the 2010s
I enjoyed that, straight out of my early childhood. This was the music of my older sisters. BP2 hit the nail on the head with his comparison to early Mamas and Papas.
The Mamas and Poppas may have had some inspiration from this Seekers late 1964 recording that went to a UK number one in 1965. Soon after some major US success and of course a major hit in Australia and New Zealand. Other countries success in Wikipedia for this song.
One of my all time favorite groups during my teens / young adulthood. I’m 70 now and loving all you reactors discovering music from my era 💞🎤🎸. I grew up in Athens, Georgia USA and I love all kinds of music from Baroque to The Beatles to Taylor Swift . Love you guys 🥰
A beautiful choice. The lyrics connect.
Their last song "I am, You are, We are Australian" should bring a tear to your eye.
I liked your talking interludes. Definitely more interesting than many music reaction channels.
No auto tune in those days, singers had to be able to hold a tune back then. They wrote our unofficial National Anthem - I am Australian.
Something I love about this song is the way, on the first line, the voices are all joined in harmony, no particular voice pronounced. But in the second line the girl's voice starts to emerge a little, and on the third line she breaks from the other voices a little to stand out a bit, and while they are all still singing and harmonizing, her wonderful voice stands out very strongly. She has emerged from the music to stand out on her own, loud and clear.
Love this song!! Remember it from many years ago. Thanks!!!
LOVE them !!
Great reaction! It is the strong melodies that make it, along with Judith’s vocals that make you stop and listen.
This was very cool!!
I think I've heard this before a long time ago. I grew up listening a full range of music of music including folk and folk rock with my mom.
BP2 I definitely get The Mamas and The Papas.
My first thought was a Peter Paul and Mary sound.
Their appearance is a cross between the(early)Beach Boys and The Monkees!!😆😁
Music is timeless fashion is not.
Nice throw back guys!
Just brilliant ❤❤❤
I remember this song when I was a little kid.
A tremendous love song.
I love this song! My late husband played this song before he passed away. Judith had a Beautiful voice .
why don’t you dudes ever listen to the whole song before commenting? this isn’t sixties music it is timeless and a song as classic as this one deserves your complete reverence
Great one guys. You just keep hitting me with those great memories. Loved, loved, loved this song as a pre-teen. Thanks so much. Peace and love.
59 years later and still sounds really good. I wonder how many modern tunes will be thought of in this way in another 59 years in 2083....lol
This is what the 60's is all about. Groovy, and optimistic. :)
The Kingston Trio was a smash American acoustic folk group in the late 50s and early 80s. Try their hit song "Tom Dooley", or "Worried Man", or "M.T.A.", or "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?".
Try late 50’s and 60’s.
This video is gold.
Things have been recorded in stereo since the 60s mates or havent you listened to ANY british music since the late 60s!?
I had a stereo system with quad speakers in the 70s.
Time to take off those earbuds and listen to music the right way
Cheers
Good commentary guys. Towards the end of the folk/rock music of the early 60's. These Aussies got it right. One of those songs that can ease a "troubled mind."
Written by Tom Springfield, Dusty’s older brother
It's one of the amazing peculiarities of music that it often homogenizes accents as a song is performed. Not at all in a bad way, but rather in making it accessible to everyone.
I'm from Brisbane, Australia and that Australian accent in the "reaction" from "BBP1" was the funniest thing I've heard for a long time-Thank you.
Always enjoyed listening to them 🤗🎶🎶🎶
Music was evolving. It’s great to hear the music I experienced.
Georgy Girl is probably one of their hits that you may recognize.
The Seekers name may sound familiar because after they disbanded all too soon in 1968, band member Keith Potger (12 string guitarist and vocalist) stayed in Britain while the others returned to Oz and he was instrumental in the formation of another group The New Seekers that found some success with similar material in the 1970s,. Keith was a part of the original New Seekers line-up, though he later stepped aside to take on a producer's role behind the scenes.
RIP Judith.
Man oh man, I have not heard this song for many decades. Immediately recognizable though. I remember their song, Georgie Girl the best. Great choice, guys. Rock on.
@jameshawkins2984
Rock on indeed, we need to return to this era more
Holy Hannah! I remember hearing this as a kid. My mother, R.I.P. listened to all the folksey music. Nice one Gentlemen!!
I really loved that Seekers song. Miss it. Great beat and great message.
beautiful talent,
To put this all in context, being the 60’s … The Seekers along with The Easybeats were the first Australian bands to crack the overseas market…. Tough to do when you consider the international acts at the time, And Australia considered a backwater with nothing much to offer as far as the International Music scene was concerned….. we really hit our stride in the 70’s and 80’s….Little River Band, INXS, Midnight Oil, AC/DC and the like…now our music is internationally known…. Great work guys.
I am so in love with this song! ❤💕🤗✨
Judith Durham gave them there unmistakeable sound. I was a teenager then, and I had a crush on her.
Never grows old; simply & real musical talent, great harmony & Judith’s exquisite voice.
Even up to their retirement from almost a decade ago, The Seekers have maintained that great distinctive sound.
Listen early & often to The Seekers playlists.
It's a lovely old song that takes me back to my childhood, this would have been on the radio a lot back then.
@lordlockdown64
Hi LLJ, yup definitely from wireless era.
We are live on Sunday if your around mate
@@BritPopsReact Look forward to catching the live show, cheers.
So many memories- ❤
Beautiful!
Bigger than the Beatles and the Stones in the UK they got their own TV show! Judith has the most compelling, wonderful, unique voice.
Check out their cover of California Dreaming! Her voice is beautiful.
The Seekers were fab and they did have another huge 60s hit, "Georgy Girl". They did have a US rival/ contemporary, Spanky and Our Gang. Give them a listen too, "Sunday Will Never Be the Same", and "Lazy Day".
They once played before over 200,000 people in Australia!
♥♥♥♥ I miss music like this. most of today's music kind of does not do anything for me- 🤒
Damn, that young woman could sing!!!
❤️ The Seekers! Btw, may I suggest Elvis’s gospel music? Why me Lord, You gave me a mountain, He touched me, etc. This is what he loved most of all. Come Christmas there’re carols as well as songs that will knock your socks off!
Keep talking boys. Here for the reaction, not just the song. As an Aussie, I enjoy hearing the similarities and differences between the experiences of growing up in the UK and over here.
“Yeah that was good” or “that was crap, thanks for watching“, doesn’t cut it for me.
@markboorman9583
Cheers mate, we appreciate the positive comment and will always try and add some information and our thoughts.
All the best and come back soon
This is from the age of "honest" music, where bands could perform the same live or recorded. I miss that so much now. Effects like pitch correction were not even thought of, and would be thought of as "cheating". I started playing bass and guitar in 1964 and have loved playing "honest" music ever since.
This was a favourite of mine back then as I "found" my now wife the day after we left school (in 1965) and married 5 years later. We recently celebrated our 53rd wedding anniversary as I have never found anyone to match her.