These and others of the final folk musicians toured colleges mid '60s (I booked a bunch); it was the last phase of true folk resurgence (acoustic). Seekers would play a bill with Lettermen/Brothers Four. But probably not so far ahead as to consider Dylan. All the guys were in love with Judy. Several others: Mamas/Papas, Ronstadt, Dylan,came in more hip, electric and contemporary. So, on this day Davy Jones died, I know how the doo-woppers felt when that plane went down with Buddy & Richie. RIP
A Jamieson Smile: 1968 Judith: Roses come in many colors. The Color Judith is wearing is one of the colors of the Rose. It's associated with "love & comfort" as in "peace of mind".
A Jamieson Note: Judith also uses this color in her 1968 video,
lady ga ga take a look real talent no fucking about hopeing some one might look.judith had and has more talent in her bum then you have. great song as well
The bongos definitely best left out (they nearly spoil this, my favourite Seekers track, on the 2007 Ultimate Collection CD my wife bought me for Christmas); don't remember bongos from my original vinyl EP bought in the '60s but which, to my shame, I cannot now find.
@musicbruv I don't doubt that bongos were in the original mix; it's just that in the 2007 Ultimate Collection CD version they seem to me to be far too loud to the point of jarring with my enjoyment of the track (and my probably defective memory of a mono version on vinyl now lost to me). However, if you enjoyed the bongos far be it from me to cast aspersions and I happily withdraw my "bongos definitely better left out" comment!
@grimTales1 Well, there was a percussion instrument of some kind which sounded like bongos to me! It was also on 'I'll never find...'. I thought it would be nice to hear the song without them, so I used an audio editing app to remove them. I liked the result, so used it on this vid.
For the uninitiated, this is no small achievement. Restoring archival footage (video or audio) is no mean feat. But to actually use the original stereo source audio and mate that perfectly (in fact BETTER than) to the original video is pure, hard work. Bravo. Bravo...
These and others of the final folk musicians toured colleges mid '60s (I booked a bunch); it was the last phase of true folk resurgence (acoustic). Seekers would play a bill with Lettermen/Brothers Four. But probably not so far ahead as to consider Dylan. All the guys were in love with Judy. Several others: Mamas/Papas, Ronstadt, Dylan,came in more hip, electric and contemporary. So, on this day Davy Jones died, I know how the doo-woppers felt when that plane went down with Buddy & Richie. RIP
cpmgroup 1 day ago
I agree - one the of the greatest female vocalists ever. Pure quality.
Bill5803 1 day ago
She is flawless
BlindWhiteBoy 5 days ago
aussiessnrule
bazzguy1 2 weeks ago
Thank you so much!
Henryk516 2 weeks ago
Great job on the transcode
delacroixp 2 weeks ago
@delacroixp Thanks!
rich963 2 weeks ago
One of the best voices ever, she still sings some and has not lost much if any. Great job!
EdArmstrong1 2 weeks ago
Just the best !!
69jiffylube 2 weeks ago
great song
Bradc113 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
This is one of the few songs I actually remember from the 60s... looks like it could have been filmed yesterday...NICE!
DocReasonable 3 weeks ago
Judith you are absolutely beautiful with the voice of an angel.
skooterbud05 2 months ago 4
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I'm too old to stalk anyone now
Syzygy60 2 months ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
if i saw these videos as a teenager Judith woulda had the world's best stalker...I kid
Syzygy60 2 months ago
I wonder who the dislike was on this video????? Hmmmmm ...
JesseTheRef 2 months ago 4
@JesseTheRef
The dislike is someone who lives in a world of his own - where music is banned
bohemixx 1 month ago
juduth smiles at you and says come with me to a world of our own.Wouldnt you have dropped everything to take her up on the offer??????
JesseTheRef 2 months ago
Ummm, have I mentioned that she is the voice of the Goddess on Earth?
It's simply the truth...
Please listen to Her.
dumboldon 2 months ago 2
Fantastic post Ricky love it thumbs up
TheVideoJukebox1 2 months ago
Oh Judith, I'll come with you to any world you choose.
dwm1943 2 months ago
:-) Judith is Unique!!
ilimaree 3 months ago
Memories Ahhhh, sunday mornings two-way family favourites!!!!!!!!!
BradBrassman 3 months ago
I was right...the pitch WAS too high! Thanks for fixing this; with the wrong pitch, it sounded like it wasn't Judith singing.
sketchguy2006 3 months ago
Folk-Pop music at it's very best. The Seekers were super and this is one of my favorite songs of theirs. Thanks so much for posting...Norm
ncaffrey001 3 months ago
I'm 17 years old and I like this song very much!
harry10313 3 months ago
Judith Anytime on Stage is a Treat..Back Then She Was a Work of Art Now Preserved for Alltime
Peepersz 3 months ago
Cool song :0)
sejd51 3 months ago
A Jamieson Smile: 1968 Judith: Roses come in many colors. The Color Judith is wearing is one of the colors of the Rose. It's associated with "love & comfort" as in "peace of mind".
A Jamieson Note: Judith also uses this color in her 1968 video,
"Colours of my Life", the title of her book.
With loving eyes & heart,
Jamieson (Peter).
hedwegg 4 months ago 21
Oh Judith Judith Judith. You are FANTASTIC!!!!!!!
skooterbud05 4 months ago
These guys are good.
Nabokov50 4 months ago
Absolutely marvellous!!
johnboytd 4 months ago
A WORLD OF OUR OWN <3
qa506 5 months ago
Judy Durham has more talent then Gaga, Madonna, Beyonce, and Speaes combined,,,what a voice !
fmdeap59 5 months ago 13
they are just plain dang fricken wonderful!
MeganLockleeroffical 6 months ago
lady ga ga take a look real talent no fucking about hopeing some one might look.judith had and has more talent in her bum then you have. great song as well
runtburger2 8 months ago
Rich, you are quite talented--and patient--and thorough!
howzitgoin1970 1 year ago
Great stuff, rich963! :)
The bongos definitely best left out (they nearly spoil this, my favourite Seekers track, on the 2007 Ultimate Collection CD my wife bought me for Christmas); don't remember bongos from my original vinyl EP bought in the '60s but which, to my shame, I cannot now find.
vohor1 1 year ago
@vohor1 I can defiantly remember bongos on the original as I used to like listening to them .
musicbruv 1 year ago
@musicbruv I don't doubt that bongos were in the original mix; it's just that in the 2007 Ultimate Collection CD version they seem to me to be far too loud to the point of jarring with my enjoyment of the track (and my probably defective memory of a mono version on vinyl now lost to me). However, if you enjoyed the bongos far be it from me to cast aspersions and I happily withdraw my "bongos definitely better left out" comment!
vohor1 1 year ago
It sounded like there were bongos there originally to me too.
grimTales1 1 year ago
Excellent. You did a great job restoring this.
Were the bongos in it originally? I can hear something faint like a drum in there.
grimTales1 1 year ago
@grimTales1 Well, there was a percussion instrument of some kind which sounded like bongos to me! It was also on 'I'll never find...'. I thought it would be nice to hear the song without them, so I used an audio editing app to remove them. I liked the result, so used it on this vid.
rich963 1 year ago
For the uninitiated, this is no small achievement. Restoring archival footage (video or audio) is no mean feat. But to actually use the original stereo source audio and mate that perfectly (in fact BETTER than) to the original video is pure, hard work. Bravo. Bravo...
iowa61 1 year ago