It's astonishing how much work and craft went into these three-minute symphonies. It's also amazing how the Big Name Artists had no problem turning out three or more albums a year - then going on tour, giving live performances night after night, month after month. It's as if being a recording star was, you know: a job! Today, a popstar needs five years to make an album - and giving six concerts is considered a tour!
@@willzimjohn Yes! Colour My World is a great performance with dancers. Didn't get to see The Ed Sullivan Show here in England at the time so this channel is brilliant catch-up for me!
This is not an easy song to perform live and not look spent, yet she does it with perfection. The normally reserved Ed Sullivan audience really got into it and how could they not? Petula was captivating.
Have to disagree here. She sings great and I really like the song, but to me she seems very uncomfortable on stage and not quite sure what to do with her hands, so she gesticulates oddly.
CarlDuke 🤔She was a performer for decades, ( live entertainment, composer, studio recording and movies. Finnian's Rainbow with Fred Astaire comes to mind) and is having fun with the audience. Perhaps you are uptight, watching beautiful Petula.
@@CarlDuke Petula is one of the last people who would ever be uncomfortable on stage. She was a natural and loved to perform. Also, you've gotta realize this was back in the 60's. Musician's performance styles were a lot different back then.
Watching "Downtown" and especially this one melted me as a seven-year-old. I fell in love then and there. I still get chills when I watch it. Petula Forever. I still haven't forgiven her for not marrying me.
I was not quite 15 when this aired. I absolutely adored Pet Clark. I saw her live in concert twice, and on stage she seemed just as charming and genuine as you'd expect.
My favourite part of this performance begins at 1:40 when Clark starts swinging. She encourages the audience to clap - and they do . . . loudly, too! 😸
AMAZINGLY Petula did not have anytime what so ever to rehearse this for the Ed Sullivan Show. It had taken her forty five minutes from getting off the airplane and getting into a car to take her directly to the studio. She then went on the show and sang "I Know A Place" TOTALLY live as if she had been there all day. With no time for any rehearsals I imagine that is why the band were slightly out of step with Petula's unmatchable vocals. Petula Clark gave a masterclass in how to deliver a BRILLIANT and AWESOME song (Thanks once again to musical genius Tony Hatch) like no other artist could.
At the very beginning, the band started the intro a little too fast. When Petula came in, she took her own tempo, as a soloist should. The director quickly adjusted.
Miss Petula Clark was truly a breath of fresh air in her days and times. . you can just tell she was a perfectionist in every way imaginable... she took her singing career seriously ..however, today's singers lip sync their songs on stage cause most of them just look good and are not great singers. but Miss Petula Clark was that "IT" factor! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
My favorite Pet Clark song!! She wasn't really a rock and roll singer but her songs still rocked . Since she is also an actress she was able to make this look easy which it wasn't. She will be 90 in November and I hope is still in good health for years to come. I was only a kid of 11 but I still miss the 60s. 1965 was full of fun memories.
@@mikekinjerski2972 Well in the U.K. she started as a child star in 1942, topped the Australian charts in 1954 a European multi million selling star before she was famous in America ,a Las Vegas headliner and TV star in the 70’s, theatre musical star in the 80s and 90’s and concert star all over the the world ,and still on stage in her 90th year (2022)
I remember exactly where I was when I heard this song for the first time on the radio..! The D.J. played it twice, back to back..! They NEVER did that..! 'The Energy' was off the hook that day..!
She had so many great hits, but even more importantly she loves and appreciates her fans. One of the greatest artists when it comes to returning the love the fans give her
I have read many stories of just how INCREDIBLELY generous Petula is to her fans. She as a heart of SOLID GOLD as big as her PHENOMENAL voice. She is A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y- BRILLIANT and such a warm and sincere person. She as made my life all the more wonderful because of her OUTSTANDING MUSIC. She is INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL both on the inside and outside in equal measure. THE ULTIMATE MEGA-STAR.
Fantastic performance of the classic hit I Know a Place by the beautiful singer, actress, entertainer, performer, person, pianist and songwriter Petula Clark in a beautiful dress, shoes, and hairstyle. I have always loved Petula Clark! I was born in 1978. I love this song! It makes me happy every time I watch a and hear it! Thank you for posting and sharing this great performance!
I was born in the late fall of 1978. I have always been a fan of the Extremely Talented, Lovely, Very Intelligent, Very Pretty Singer, Actress, Composer, Dancer, Accomplished Pianist, Songwriter Petula Clark!
Petula was my first boy hood crush. Actually I still have a crush on her. This was an amazing performance. I had forgotten what a voice she had back in the day. To hit those notes takes talent, and she has it, and then some. What a singer.
Could not agree with you more on all counts. She too was my first boy hood crush and I still have a crush on her. And yes, what a voice back in the day. She was a hottie. She's the reason I love women with short hair.
I only wish this video lasted a little longer so we could hear more of the applause at the end. What a joyous performance and experience combining the gifted Miss Clark and the audience who joined in.
The first time I heard this was on WEAM AM Radio, Northern Virginia, blasting thru my '61 Falcon's radio. But it wasn't until I saw this performance live , as a 15 year old on this very show, that it really struck me. Lyrics, Melody, Arrangement, Killer Chorus. Powerful vocals right on the money. Truly a song of it's time. Bravo~!
FIVE FEET OF PURE POP PERFECTION. What a brilliant and EXTREMELY powerful vocal from the Stunningly Beautiful Petula Clark. In my opinion Petula is the Greatest Female Vocalist Of ALL TIME. And this proves why.
It's astonishing how much work and craft went into creating these three-minute symphonies. It's also amazing how the Big Name Artists of the era had no problem turning out three or more albums a year - then going on tour, giving live performances night after night, month after month. It's as if being a recording star was, you know: a job! Today, a popstar needs five years to make an album - and giving six concerts is considered a tour!
She’s amazing, and I loved the audience clapping along. I literally have this as one of my first TV-viewing memories with some of my cousins at my grandmother’s house! 😍 🎶
Petula Clark is one of those singers that captures the sound of the '60's for me. Contrary to what was going on at the time, her music was always upbeat and absolutely smashing!
1:13 is a fun Beatlemania reference... "Cellarful of Noise" is the title of the Beatles' manager's autobiography referring to their raucous early days. Looks like Pet's hands are imitating the freaked-out audience members at the Beatles' famous performance just a year earlier on the very same Ed Sullivan stage
You'll notice that the tempo of the song is a little too fast, but when Petula starts singing, the tempo eventually slows down to what basically was on the record of the song.
She was such a professional, that if the band hadn't slowed down, she would have adjusted to them. Nowadays, many performers would probably throw a hissy fit and walk off-stage.
Ed had a full timed rehearsal with an audience at 1 PM on Sundays. Apparently Petula had flown in from Paris and just barely made the rehearsal. Same thing happened with the orchestra and Petula stopped the song... unheard of then. For the Live show, she let the orchestra reset itself.
@@mthivier Nowadays the band performs to a click track or an electronic beat, even with a live drummer so they have to follow the beat. Im not sure if so could have sung any faster.
Her "Downtown" album was the very first album I ever bought & "I Know a Place" was the very first piece of piano sheet music I ever bought. Thank goodness I have her music on CDs now. Still love listening to her and we finally got to see her in concert in 2007!
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Happy Easter 20241 Hapy Sprin 2024! Wonderful Video!
No auto-tune, no dancers, no fake vocals….no lasers, Just pure Petula. What singing was😢
Not even a dedicated mike so she wasn't drowned out by the band and the background singers! Just an overhead out of camera range
@@edd7812 that picked up her claps and the audience clapping along. even back then a lot of performances were lip synced. respect.
I loved her songs ever since I was little ❤❤❤
Me too
This song demands strong lungs and stamina. She made it in a breeze. What an accomplished artist!
....and she's singing!!! Not doing crude things pole dancing, or grabbing herself!! This is talent ❤❤❤❤
And cute, fashionable but modest outfits!
Maybe I'm biased, but the music of the 60's and 70's seemed to be the best ever recorded. Drop me off in either decade and leave me there!
Im coming lol
me too ahah just for a day trip
It's astonishing how much work and craft went into these three-minute symphonies. It's also amazing how the Big Name Artists had no problem turning out three or more albums a year - then going on tour, giving live performances night after night, month after month. It's as if being a recording star was, you know: a job!
Today, a popstar needs five years to make an album - and giving six concerts is considered a tour!
No, you are stating a fact! I loved her dancing! Great memories! I'll take the road trip back in time with you.
Its the right bias. Quality music dropped off after the '80's. Robert at 67.
I'd just like to state it publicly that I have had a crush on Petula Clark since 1964 when I was 14, 58 years ago, and I still do.
No backing dancers or graphics just perfect delivery of a great song. Total class!
@@willzimjohn Yes! Colour My World is a great performance with dancers. Didn't get to see The Ed Sullivan Show here in England at the time so this channel is brilliant catch-up for me!
She puts her heart and soul into this song. Petula is amazing!
This is not an easy song to perform live and not look spent, yet she does it with perfection. The normally reserved Ed Sullivan audience really got into it and how could they not? Petula was captivating.
To be on Ed's Sunday night prime time show.....you was the best ! Pet Clark is an Icon in England....she's loves us US fans.... we love her as well
And she had just finished "Downtown" seconds before she did this one.
Especially as a solo act! Most of the other YT videos are big productions! This s the best quality upload though. Thanks!
@@MrTitan225 Ditto here and for many years !!
Love her large voice
It’s like she’s in her own musical. Captivating
she's so impressive. She makes it look so easy....this song is NOT EASY to sing and her mannerisms were perfect.....she's phenomenal
Have to disagree here. She sings great and I really like the song, but to me she seems very uncomfortable on stage and not quite sure what to do with her hands, so she gesticulates oddly.
CarlDuke 🤔She was a performer for decades, ( live entertainment, composer, studio recording and movies. Finnian's Rainbow with Fred Astaire comes to mind) and is having fun with the audience. Perhaps you are uptight, watching beautiful Petula.
She ls a great singer, and dancer. A true performer on stage.
@@CarlDuke you couldn't be more wrong, when I dress in drag my role model is Pet.
@@CarlDuke
Petula is one of the last people who would ever be uncomfortable on stage. She was a natural and loved to perform.
Also, you've gotta realize this was back in the 60's. Musician's performance styles were a lot different back then.
Excellent Video!
Fantastic!!!!! ❤
Watching "Downtown" and especially this one melted me as a seven-year-old. I fell in love then and there. I still get chills when I watch it. Petula Forever. I still haven't forgiven her for not marrying me.
MARCH 14 1965. PET PERFORMS 2 TOP TEN HITS. NO REHEARSALS. NO LIP SYNCHING. JUST BRILLIANT TALENT. AND WE WERE BLESSED TO WATCH THIS GIFTED LADY.
I would personally like to thank England for giving the world great musical bands and solo artists.
Especially Dusty Springfield, Clinton❗️
@@davidgilbertson858 Yes definitely. 👍 🇬🇧
I would like to second that!
I was not quite 15 when this aired. I absolutely adored Pet Clark. I saw her live in concert twice, and on stage she seemed just as charming and genuine as you'd expect.
Y"re Lucky. A great artist.
My favourite part of this performance begins at 1:40 when Clark starts swinging. She encourages the audience to clap - and they do . . . loudly, too! 😸
Best music to listen to.
Great "Swinging London" song
AMAZINGLY Petula did not have anytime what so ever to rehearse this for the Ed Sullivan Show.
It had taken her forty five minutes from getting off the airplane and getting into a car to take her directly to the studio.
She then went on the show and sang "I Know A Place" TOTALLY live as if she had been there all day.
With no time for any rehearsals I imagine that is why the band were slightly out of step with Petula's unmatchable vocals.
Petula Clark gave a masterclass in how to deliver a BRILLIANT and AWESOME song (Thanks once again to musical genius Tony Hatch) like no other artist could.
At the very beginning, the band started the intro a little too fast. When Petula came in, she took her own tempo, as a soloist should. The director quickly adjusted.
Love♥️PETULA😝 from Tokyo.japan🎶
Adorable!
When I was growing up she was SO cool !
I admire how the song builds. Energetic, even elegant performance by Petula Clark.
Takes me back to the safety of my childhood warm loving and great music I never knew how good I had it
Get it babe!!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Been in love with her since 1964 when I first heard Downtown ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Try listening to the Italian French and German versions of downtown!
Me too I was 5
Same here with Downtown!
Go Petula go!!!
Miss Petula Clark was truly a breath of fresh air in her days and times. . you can just tell she was a perfectionist in every way imaginable... she took her singing career seriously ..however, today's singers lip sync their songs on stage cause most of them just look good and are not great singers. but Miss Petula Clark was that "IT" factor! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Pet is great.
Pet Clark stirs my heart. The real deal. Amazing tune by Tony Hatch,!!
Thank you again Petula. Another jewel
I love the way the intro races ahead then when Petula starts singing she slows them down to the pace she wants, 'I'm in charge'
A terrific performance by Pet Clark singing this Tony Hatch song.
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@@MyFunkyShoes PETULA CLARK IS WITHOUT ANY DOUBT WHAT SO EVER THE GREATEST FEMALE VOCALIST OF ALL TIME.
One of most beautiful women and talented singers
And Jackie Trent?
Seeing her videos brings back lots of joyous memories from the earliest days of my youth!
Love this woman and song
Petula's my girl yo 👱🏻♀️🇬🇧
Wonderful live performance! And she is just so damn likeable.
This is terrific.
Wow what a performance
My favorite Pet Clark song!! She wasn't really a rock and roll singer but her songs still rocked . Since she is also an actress she was able to make this look easy which it wasn't.
She will be 90 in November and I hope is still in good health for years to come.
I was only a kid of 11 but I still miss the 60s. 1965 was full of fun memories.
Wow!
Pet Clark 🌟💖💖🌟
That's a fabulous performance. Excellent.
She looks so happy to be stage... too bad she was locked in the sixtys she'd have been like Lady Gaga on stage
@@mikekinjerski2972 Well in the U.K. she started as a child star in 1942, topped the Australian charts in 1954 a European multi million selling star before she was famous in America ,a Las Vegas headliner and TV star in the 70’s, theatre musical star in the 80s and 90’s and concert star all over the the world ,and still on stage in her 90th year (2022)
Brilliant as ever.😊👍
This is great. She is my favorite female artist
I am always stunned at her energy and sheer brilliance character putting a song across. Simply put, it's star power!
My favorite person
Am digging the hip action, but have always had a crush on Pet Clark. Still do.
The dress moves with her as she moves...
I just noticed that Petula sang this song with mostly an American accent 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
Love her singing and energy
One of the best voices of that time and her long career. And so tiny!
She was born to sing. Lucky for us she did!!
PETULA CLARK IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST FEMALE VOCALIST/ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME.
she was ready for this
I remember exactly where I was when I heard this song for the first time on the radio..! The D.J. played it twice, back to back..! They NEVER did that..! 'The Energy' was off the hook that day..!
. My favorite song by her
Still singing her heart out, what a talent
She had so many great hits, but even more importantly she loves and appreciates her fans. One of the greatest artists when it comes to returning the love the fans give her
I have read many stories of just how INCREDIBLELY generous Petula is to her fans.
She as a heart of SOLID GOLD as big as her PHENOMENAL voice.
She is A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y- BRILLIANT and such a warm and sincere person.
She as made my life all the more wonderful because of her OUTSTANDING MUSIC.
She is INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL both on the inside and outside in equal measure.
THE ULTIMATE MEGA-STAR.
Bravo! 👐
Christ, she's good. The sheer joie de vivre, the moves, the ad libbed vocal bits. Speaks of her being a singer since childhood.
She is still fabulous!
Talent , beauty, and class - modern performers take note.
They were way too loud but it highlighted her professionalism. .
What a pro! Who can sell a song like this anymore?
Fantastic performance of the classic hit I Know a Place by the beautiful singer, actress, entertainer, performer, person, pianist and songwriter Petula Clark in a beautiful dress, shoes, and hairstyle. I have always loved Petula Clark! I was born in 1978. I love this song! It makes me happy every time I watch a and hear it! Thank you for posting and sharing this great performance!
I was born in the late fall of 1978. I have always been a fan of the Extremely Talented, Lovely, Very Intelligent, Very Pretty Singer, Actress, Composer, Dancer, Accomplished Pianist, Songwriter Petula Clark!
Petula was my first boy hood crush. Actually I still have a crush on her. This was an amazing performance. I had forgotten what a voice she had back in the day. To hit those notes takes talent, and she has it, and then some. What a singer.
Could not agree with you more on all counts. She too was my first boy hood crush and I still have a crush on her. And yes, what a voice back in the day. She was a hottie. She's the reason I love women with short hair.
Mad Men brought me here. Love ❤️ it!!!
I was born in the late fall of 1978. Splendid Performance by Petula Clark! Splendid Song!
I only wish this video lasted a little longer so we could hear more of the applause at the end. What a joyous performance and experience combining the gifted Miss Clark and the audience who joined in.
She is great 🙂
One of faves. Love this lady!
PETULA CLARK IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST FEMALE VOCALIST/ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME.
Clearly, one of the best. female solo acts of all time without question.
The first time I heard this was on WEAM AM Radio, Northern Virginia, blasting thru my '61 Falcon's radio. But it wasn't until I saw this performance live , as a 15 year old on this very show, that it really struck me. Lyrics, Melody, Arrangement, Killer Chorus. Powerful vocals right on the money. Truly a song of it's time. Bravo~!
Yes! I lived in Alexandria, VA. in the mid to late 1960’s. Heard it either on WPGC or WEAM. Good times!
This song came after Downtown was a hit.
Insanely great song and equally insanely great talent. What wonderful time for music.
FIVE FEET OF PURE POP PERFECTION.
What a brilliant and EXTREMELY powerful vocal from the Stunningly Beautiful Petula Clark.
In my opinion Petula is the Greatest Female Vocalist Of ALL TIME.
And this proves why.
She really elevates this pop song to timeless art! Wow.
God, that's the kind of talent we don't and won't ever see again. Love Petula.
Love Petula, big part of the soundtrack of my life. God bless you girl.
𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒏𝒊𝒄𝒆
She was spectacular in every way.
What a beautiful woman.
Petula's up there with the Beatles: Her unique sound of the 60's music is as good as any.
Great song! Been to the Cavan a few times.
It's astonishing how much work and craft went into creating these three-minute symphonies. It's also amazing how the Big Name Artists of the era had no problem turning out three or more albums a year - then going on tour, giving live performances night after night, month after month. It's as if being a recording star was, you know: a job!
Today, a popstar needs five years to make an album - and giving six concerts is considered a tour!
madamme petula clark. immense artiste.
FABULOUS
She’s amazing, and I loved the audience clapping along. I literally have this as one of my first TV-viewing memories with some of my cousins at my grandmother’s house! 😍 🎶
Petula Clark is one of those singers that captures the sound of the '60's for me.
Contrary to what was going on at the time, her music was always upbeat and absolutely smashing!
I have no idea why, but this song just popped in my head yesterday and I had to jump on YT and listen to it. Great stuff by Petula Clark.
Bonne époque 👌👍🎶
Beautiful pitch.
Pure Musical Magic!
1:13 is a fun Beatlemania reference... "Cellarful of Noise" is the title of the Beatles' manager's autobiography referring to their raucous early days. Looks like Pet's hands are imitating the freaked-out audience members at the Beatles' famous performance just a year earlier on the very same Ed Sullivan stage
Love you Petula XX
You'll notice that the tempo of the song is a little too fast, but when Petula starts singing, the tempo eventually slows down to what basically was on the record of the song.
That was a very pro move, the way she pulled the band into the pocket with her singing without batting an eye.
Well spotted and part of her American debut too
She was such a professional, that if the band hadn't slowed down, she would have adjusted to them. Nowadays, many performers would probably throw a hissy fit and walk off-stage.
Ed had a full timed rehearsal with an audience at 1 PM on Sundays. Apparently Petula had flown in from Paris and just barely made the rehearsal. Same thing happened with the orchestra and Petula stopped the song... unheard of then. For the Live show, she let the orchestra reset itself.
@@mthivier Nowadays the band performs to a click track or an electronic beat, even with a live drummer so they have to follow the beat. Im not sure if so could have sung any faster.
She looks like she's just loving being on stage..awesome sound awesome singer.
One of my favorite songs growing up
Her "Downtown" album was the very first album I ever bought & "I Know a Place" was the very first piece of piano sheet music I ever bought. Thank goodness I have her music on CDs now. Still love listening to her and we finally got to see her in concert in 2007!
Amazing Performance! Amazing Video!
I was born the following Thursday.
Best female singer absolutely ever. End of.