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I read once that Peter Yarrow was living in Cornell N.Y. It didn't specifficly say what he was doing there buit said that he was visited by a first year student. This first year student was struggling with the loss of childhood inherent in attending university and wrote the words to the song. ...

One of my grandfathers was born and raised in Boston so hearing this lovely song is a real treat for me.

An iconic musical group sings at an uncompleted music building. Great sound then and still a great sound in a country that I have never visited but have a great day of feeing for. Also, it goes without saying, a great group that I still love to hear from.

It is interesting to compare the renditions of this song of Mary and judith Durham of the Seekers.

I'm also a Yankee and have never been to The Land Down Under but but have always liked the Aussies that I have know. I've never met a Seeker but I'm sure that i would like any that i met.

This was a very interesting interview. The whole of the Seekers were better than the pieces but each piece was very good on it'sown.

For most of the video it looks like Judith is tired from what could have been a long journey. At one part it looks to me if she is worried about something. Then at the end she looks happy. I can easily understant tiredness and worry but what about happy? and did they lane in California?

I wonder if there will be a benefit for the flood victims in Queensland and if the Seekers will perform in it. I sure hope so on both counts.

They must have had mockups of the moon lander.

It doesn't matter what decade she challenges the origional artists.

Thank you grimTales1 and howzitgoin1970! It's nice to have material thar can evoke sweetness.

Jerryig62 You are right!

vordman, you may be right about Judith. I think that she is at least in the top 5.

After the "fall of the first wave of Rock And Roll artists (eg. Jerry Lee, Elvis, and Chuck Berry) a vacume was created. Into this vacume came a lot of other acts including Motown and the Beach Boys. One of those acts was The Seekers. Also it offered more space for female singers. Hip, hip Ho...

This song is in a class "of " it's "own".

She has a beautiful voice and the boys in the band provide great accompanyment.

This is a great patriotic song.