What a gentleman !!! Watching the end of this piece of film holding that young girl. A very precious moment in her life !! Bet you wouldn't get many stars if any doing that to a fan these days. Probably too wrapped up in their own self-importance!! !!
This was in the Netherlands. He was on the first TV-music show for young people. Dave Berry was a breakout star with This Strange Effect and his stage act (his two hands, with spread fingers and palms outward, covered his face, which he then revealed by sliding his hands apart.) Girls were in love, and us guys tried to imitate him with our hair and wearing the same bracelet. I was a boy of 10 years and had a huge poster of Dave on the wall above my bed. And a bracelet. A circus-director, Tony Boltini, then brought Dave to the Netherlands for some performances. Besides Beatle-mania, instantly there was also a Dutch Dave Berry-mania. To protect Dave from the crowds, Tony Boltini had him transported in a lion-cage truck from his circus. That is what you see here in this video. All good fun. Great times.
I was there on the Museumplein, Amsterdam on February 5, 1966. My high school, I was 12 years old, was around the corner. It was not allowed to go, but we went there anyway. Later on that afternoon police charged us with motorbikes with policemen with long sticks. First time I saw police violence. Never forget that day!
Waardevolle herinnering. Bijzonder hoe de beelden zo bij de tekst passen. Je kunt het je nu niet meer voorstellen dat de lui zou uitzinnig over de straat zouden rennen voor een artiest. Waarom zou deze nummer 1 hit eigenlijk zo obscuur zijn geworden?
@@jano.e.6063 - Het was bevrijdend om enthousiast voor een eigentijdse artiest te zijn. En dat is nog steeds zo; 10 jaar geleden stonden mensen buiten het hotel waar Micheal Jackson verbleef. En er zullen ook nu artiesten zijn waar mensen voor uit hun dak gaan, maar ik ben nu zelf oud en kan ik me niet voorstellen waarom mensen warm lopen voor bv. een rapper. Ja, goeie vraag waarom we "Strange Effect" niet meer horen. Het was toen een grote hit, ... maar ja, er waren zoveel hits. Zelfs in de 70er jaren was het al weggezakt. Ik heb toen een speciale bestelling moeten doen bij een platenzaak om een verzamel-LP van Dave Berry te pakken te krijgen. Want hij had nog een paar goede nummers zoals Little Things en I'm Gonna Take You There.
Loved Dave since the 60's, finally saw him live in Birmingham, met him afterwards & got some lovely pics with him. Amazing guy, fantastic stage presence & still love his music.
This is a song by the majestic British band "The Kinks" and his composer and lead singer is Sir Ray Davies, one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
Ray's & the Kinks version sounds much more mysterious soulful & less prefabricated & commercial in MHO but don't get me wrong this version obviously has its merits & will definitely be held highly by those who heard this version of the song first, its all subjective anyway, & I'm not Like Everybody Else Peace & cheers ;-)
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Love this song, I saw Adam Ant sing this 4 nights running in Islington, North london, 2014, He did a great job covering this song 👍👍
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I saw Adam Ant sing this 4 nights running at Islington, London, 2014, He did a great job covering this Beautiful song.... 👍👍👏👏👏
What a gentleman !!! Watching the end of this piece of film holding that young girl. A very precious moment in her life !! Bet you wouldn't get many stars if any doing that to a fan these days. Probably too wrapped up in their own self-importance!! !!
This was in the Netherlands. He was on the first TV-music show for young people. Dave Berry was a breakout star with This Strange Effect and his stage act (his two hands, with spread fingers and palms outward, covered his face, which he then revealed by sliding his hands apart.) Girls were in love, and us guys tried to imitate him with our hair and wearing the same bracelet. I was a boy of 10 years and had a huge poster of Dave on the wall above my bed. And a bracelet.
A circus-director, Tony Boltini, then brought Dave to the Netherlands for some performances. Besides Beatle-mania, instantly there was also a Dutch Dave Berry-mania. To protect Dave from the crowds, Tony Boltini had him transported in a lion-cage truck from his circus. That is what you see here in this video. All good fun. Great times.
Beautiful description of a great memory of yours. Cheers!
@@Skanda1111 - Thank you.
I was there on the Museumplein, Amsterdam on February 5, 1966.
My high school, I was 12 years old, was around the corner.
It was not allowed to go, but we went there anyway.
Later on that afternoon police charged us with motorbikes with policemen with long sticks.
First time I saw police violence.
Never forget that day!
Waardevolle herinnering. Bijzonder hoe de beelden zo bij de tekst passen. Je kunt het je nu niet meer voorstellen dat de lui zou uitzinnig over de straat zouden rennen voor een artiest. Waarom zou deze nummer 1 hit eigenlijk zo obscuur zijn geworden?
@@jano.e.6063 - Het was bevrijdend om enthousiast voor een eigentijdse artiest te zijn. En dat is nog steeds zo; 10 jaar geleden stonden mensen buiten het hotel waar Micheal Jackson verbleef. En er zullen ook nu artiesten zijn waar mensen voor uit hun dak gaan, maar ik ben nu zelf oud en kan ik me niet voorstellen waarom mensen warm lopen voor bv. een rapper.
Ja, goeie vraag waarom we "Strange Effect" niet meer horen. Het was toen een grote hit, ... maar ja, er waren zoveel hits.
Zelfs in de 70er jaren was het al weggezakt. Ik heb toen een speciale bestelling moeten doen bij een platenzaak om een verzamel-LP van Dave Berry te pakken te krijgen. Want hij had nog een paar goede nummers zoals Little Things en I'm Gonna Take You There.
Renewed interest...Nine Perfect Strangers. What an interesting song. Thank you David E Kelley for picking this one for your show.
Loved Dave since the 60's, finally saw him live in Birmingham, met him afterwards & got some lovely pics with him. Amazing guy, fantastic stage presence & still love his music.
Well said !
Beautiful song. Greetings from Texas
What a performance never forget this song and his voice still gives my chilles
Great song by Dave Berry very underrated singer nice one Dave
This is a song by the majestic British band "The Kinks" and his composer and lead singer is Sir Ray Davies, one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
Classical! Great lyrics too.
the best version... it´s Dave
My version is better. ;)
Einige DAViS-KiNKS - Kompositionen klingen sehr mystisch♡
Lovely song. Renewed interest thanks to watching Killing Eve, Season 3, Episode 3.
And now 9 prefect strangers. Hulu
Jaja genial, donde estuvo este tipo toda mi vida
This is amazing. I enjoy this one and the Killing Eve version very much. :)
Berrymania
Ray Davies
Flikkkkkeeeeen Rotterdam
Ray's & the Kinks version sounds much more mysterious soulful & less prefabricated & commercial in MHO but don't get me wrong this version obviously has its merits & will definitely be held highly by those who heard this version of the song first, its all subjective anyway, & I'm not Like Everybody Else Peace & cheers ;-)
I like this version and the shacks version.
Om bij weg te dromen 🎶 😌 💖🎶
Killing Eve brought me here. ❤️
Villanelle........
A gracious piece of music.
When the marijuana kicks in.. strange effect on me haha
Schitterend schitterend schitterend
Brian Jones on the cover of a magazine in the scene on the bus 0:19
Good eye lol
Like John and Paul the songs Ray Davies gave away were better than most of the other hits of the time
I think the Kinks covered this
@@ronjay7831 How can the Kinks have covered when they wrote it?
@@juergenhoffmann1407 I thought it was a cover
🤩Lsd
Heerlijke tijd💃
Kinks song
Love the tatto on the lade, so how old are you , really Mr Barry
He is married with a Dutch girl and lives in Gilze Rijen
Love it..
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Original 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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a e die nog gepakt.....lol...