Judith Durham -- A World Of Our Own

With "The Seekers". From 1967.

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[1955emerald]

the bottom line, based on the pure quality of their singing voice-there was Judith Durham and then there was the rest of 'em.

[batchelorsbutton]

Today you have talentless wanabees who THINK they are Gods Gift and then you have Judith Durham who IS Gods Gift

[evldvl1]

Exactly, so who owes them the apology?

[Undergottensnotten]

Different talent Singing is nothing without music, though. Hat's off to a man that can play three different instruments.

[Undergottensnotten]

Mate, speaking as an Englishman I'll be damned if we apologise for anything that happened in the 18th century unless someone can produce a three-hundred-year-old Aborigine who can truthfully he was wronged by someone from England, and wait while I find a three-hundred-year-old Englishman to answer him.

[Jukka125]

Incredible voice :)

[orn2504]

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แค่ชื่อของเพลง...ก็โดนใจแล้ว..­..(^__^)

[Evaristo Giovannetti Netto]

Lovely! Beautiful forever!

[evldvl1]

Well what are you going on about then? The two circumstances are completely different!!

[David Hill]

gives me ? I am white and my parents came from england in 1958 ( on a boat ) 

[evldvl1]

The English forced the first settlers of Australia here IN CHAINS, for misdemeanors like petty theft. The ppl that made this country what it is today, were convicts & here by no choice of their own. I suggest if the Aboriginals want an apology or compensation, they approach the English.

They're lucky the English did send their shit here or they'd be selling boomerangs, made in Australia by the Japanese. Take the 3 billion $'s the taxpayer gives you, shut up and realise what a good wicket is!!

[David Hill]

what you said is what the Aboriginals said back in 1788