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@greenfields222 How cute your comment is! Glad you like Joni, I've hooked up with her music for more than 50 years, can you believe that? She's a real genius. They don't make this kind of music and singers anymore. Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny, Mary Travers, CSN&Y...forever.

A mod French girl, meloancholic, shy, long hair, mini skirt, go-go boots...the image of Ms Hardy just stick with me forever, indeed , she's the most beautiful girl in the world ever...

Life is never easy, some superstars can overcome all those saddness and age gracefully (Francoise Hardy, Petula Clark, Judith Durham, Julie Andrews...), some strugggle (with drugs, alcohol...) and ruin their lives...the difference is class, sophistication...

Ms Cooper is my "idol" and one of the best analysts on both sides of the Atlantic. She's so classy, intelligent and professional, and her opinions are always right to the point. She's much much better than those talking heads and "cheerleaders" in CNBC. Thanks everybody for posting videos of Ms C...

I heard both Judy Collins and Sandy Denny's version of "Do You Know Where The Time Goes" in Starbuck Coffee (Southern California) the other day, they even played "First Girl I Loved" by Incredible String Band, great taste, I think I have to buy back some Starbuck stocks...

I know the time they're a-changing, what I'm trying say is only real great music can become timeless classic and people still love them even after 40 or 50 years. Do you think those African rap "music" will become timeless classic, like "Moon River", "Georgy Girl", "Judy Blue Eyes" or "Ventura Hi...

Thanks tosev85 for posting this rare/wonderful version. I've been a serious fan of Ms Hopkin all my life, and I'm not shy to say that...

Yes, "The Circle Game" from the "Ladies Of The Canyon" album is the original and the best version ever.

Thanks for this great video. This is a beautiful song sung by the a great artist...

Life is so funny, isn't it? When we get older and look back we finally realise timing is everything in life and we missed them all...

I love to read most of the comments on this clip, I guess people who love and understand the 60s pop culture of UK really have class....Georgy Girl, Dusty, Pet Clark, King's Road, Leicester Square, oh, those sweet memories...

I mean Dusty is as gorgeous and classy as Paris, France, not Paris Hilton.

Mary Travers at her best moment in her career, so beautiful, so emotional, so gorgeous...

@imajeepster Great commen. It's good to see a message from someone who really knows the 60s...yes, those were the days, my friend, those beautiful memories will never go away...

I think I need to go to England one more time and dream my old dreams once more...though swinging London has changed a...

The most beautiful creation that God had ever created, a real Goddess...

I guess the things you loved in your childhood, things like London in the 60s, Tracy Hyde, Petula Clark, Francoise Hardy, the Seekers, Sandie Shaw, Lulu, Julie Christie...just stick with you forever...

This is the singer and the song that changed my whole life, I hope I can meet Ms Collins someday and tell her about that before I die.

I love every albums of Ms Collins, but "Wildflowers" is the most important, it means so much to me...

No doubt the saddest day in Hong Kong history, I wish I were there that day...the British Hong Kong will live in my heart forever...

It's amazing to know that some people still listen to Ms. Hopkin's "Kew Gardens" and "Fields Of St. Etienne" so seriously after all these years, obviously those are very sophisticated and sentimental fans, I'm so proud to be a great fan of Ms. Hopkin from the beginning of her career...

A very difficult classic , absolutely great job, in fact one of the best version I've ever heard.

I think this song was performed by Antia Kerr Singers, not the Swingle Singers, it's in the "Anita Kerr Singers sing Bacharach/David (Dot lable) album.

Thanks for posting this. Japanese never forget "Melody", neither do I....though "Melody" was the most gorgeous and beautiful moment in Ms Hyde's life, she still looks great today, that's what a real beautiful woman supposed to be...

"I've been to Nice, and the isles of Greece....I ran out of places and friendly faces because I want to be free...but it costs too much...", Ms MacGregor sings my whole life with these words.

I interviewed Ms Webster in the 70s when I was working for a music paper in Hong Kong. Ms Webster is a very good folk singer, I miss her a lot. Does Ms Webster still live in Hong kong? She married an English gentleman from HSBC.

Gerry, California, Aug. 2011

I knew Ms Hardy beause of the British pops of the 60s, but end up it's Ms Hardy and her "dans le monde entier" that changed my whole life...I'd rather be alone (divorced) and travel to France as much as I can...beautiful memories of the past will never go away....

No question Ms Hardy is the most...

Most elegant, gorgeous, classy Chinese woman of all time, will be missed forever....Every time when I walk in the streets of Paris, I think of Shanghai in the 30s and Ms Zhou, though I've never been to Shanghai, and Ms Zhou was not my generation...

A big hit from a young Filipino pop group the Reynettes.

I saw Ms Ryder sang this song live in the lobby of a commercial building in Central in Hong Kong, oh, it was some forty years ago, now I live in southern California, can anyone please tell me how is Ms Ryder doing now?

I've been a big Seekers fan all my life, but I never heard this before, thanks Youtube, this is so touching and beautiful, I don't think they can make this kind of music anymore.

From the film "Get Yourself A College Girl", that was the first time I heard this song and Bossa Nova...

Great song. An old friend folk singer Ms. LePage fom England used to cover this song in Hong Kong in the early 70s. Beautiful memories....

Joni's best...still means a lot to me after all these years.

sweet memories...

I went to Joni's concert in Hammersmith Odeon in London in the mid 70's, she's one of the most important singers in my life