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Reaction to The Seekers I'll never find another you song.They were an Australian band formed in the 60s who had hits all over the world.
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@frankhuhn7369 2 года назад

Maybe the single greatest lyric ever written, "If they gave me a fortune, my pleasure would be small. I could lose it all tomorrow and never mind at all. But if I should lose your love dear, I don't know what I'd do; For I know I'll never find another you." Absolute magic!

@shaunelijah455 2 года назад

I am a Yank who grew up with and was in awe of the American and British groups of the '60s and 70s. But I can state unequivocally that the Seekers, (from the great country of Australia) were/are as great as ANY group in the history of Music. You GO Aussies !!!...

@starwood213 2 года назад

Lovely comment. Being a little girl in 1960s Australia, Judith was my absolute idol. She has the richest yet most pure voice ever and her voice is as magnificent as it was then over 50 years later..

@mikeyates7931 Год назад

Aussie ! Aussie ! ! Aussie ! ! ! Oy ! Oy ! ! Oy ! ! !

@madspaniel4271 Год назад

@@starwood213 I just LOVE the way Judith holds back a little at the start of the song - making herself sound like a sort of 'backing vocal' for the 3 guys. Gradually, her voice becomes more dominant, and by the time she's doing her solo vocal (with the 3 guys doing the backing) you think "oh hello!! what's this???" - Wonderful stuff.

@starwood213 Год назад

@@madspaniel4271 Yes that's what I love every time I hear the song.. Genius vocal expression and all of a sudden her voice soars. Todays singers could learn an awful lot from this.

@madspaniel4271 Год назад

@@starwood213 heh - todays singers? Judith didn't have 'auto-tune' - She didn't have the 'post production' techniques they have today. I bet she sounded every bit as good live as she did recorded (if not better). I was born a bit too late to see & appreciate Judith 'live' - but I HAVE seen Freddie Mercury (Queen) live... There are some people that can sing, i mean REALLY sing, but they are few & far between :)

@johnb.2518 2 года назад

Once again, Elton John said that the 3 best female singers were Eva Cassidy, Karen Carpenter and Judith Durham here of The Seekers - he nailed it!

@littleogeechee223 2 года назад

This woman has one of the most beautiful voices ever! So glad you found her!

@baskervillebee6097 2 года назад

This group was flawless. Their songs are timeless icons. This song is ageless.

@catherinelynnfraser2001 2 года назад

Australia’s first superstars❤️ Judith is a goddess

@deegomez2089 2 года назад

Forgot just how awesome her voice was 🎶🎵

@iluvmusicals21 2 года назад

Love this group. ❤ They don't express love now, they express lust.

@noelroberts8199 2 года назад

Judith Durham has such an amazing voice for someone so small, she is an Aussie treasure and we love her.....

@kianpa1 2 года назад

I just love that back in the day, they actually played instruments.

@325diane 2 года назад

She's magnificent - what a great voice!

@danettecrossley7912 2 года назад

The seekers takes me back great real music god bless

@michaelfrazer1807 2 года назад

This is my favorite group of all times . Thank You so so much for sharing

@Striker0760 2 года назад

Judith Durham. One of the greatest female voices in the history of pop. Love the reactions

@gwwayner 2 года назад

Lots of younger people today don't realize how big folk music was back in the early 60s. It was clean-cut feel-good music that brings back memories of good times as an adolescent kid. Great tunes by people who could actually sing and harmonize, and in most cases wrote the music. Btw the Mamas and the Papas came out of the folk music scene and were more folk-rock.

@kristin1533 2 года назад

There is such a deep appreciation for the loved one in this song. It brings me to tears.

@surfrunnerd8457 2 года назад

You are exactly right. Back then people were much more selfless, sincere, dedicated to the ones they loved. Unfortunately in today's world it's more every man and woman for themselves.

@dagmar.6954 2 года назад

I feel so blessed to have grown up with the music from the 60's & 70's. The Seekers were another great Australian folk pop band from the 60's. They had so many great hits including "A World Of Our Own", "Georgy Girl", "The Carnival Is Over", "Morningtown Ride".

@susieq9801 2 года назад

Love "The Carnival is over" AND "Morningtown Ride"!!!!!

@bobpat56 2 года назад

The Seekers, Peter Paul & Mary, and The Mamas and The Papas all came from the 1960s folk singer tradition, like the Kingston Trio and the Browns and the Limelighters.

@thomastimlin1724 2 года назад

Brothers Four also

@jmartinez9332 2 года назад

Harry your analysis is 100% spot on. Georgie Girl was their massive hit. They were the Beatles of Australia.

@markkauder1288 2 года назад

I have been begging reactors to check out The Seekers for a while. She sounds just about as good now at 80yr.

@subwaygoddess1 2 года назад

Hi Harri, I'm so happy you chose this song to react to. It is very special to me. When I was about 8 years old, my mom was babysitting a 3-month-old boy named Andrew Paul, and I loved to hold him in my arms. I always loved to sing, and I put this song on the record player and sang to him. The baby laughed and was absolutely delighted by this song. He never reacted that way to any other song. If he cried and I sang it, he immediately stopped crying and began to laugh again. Thank you for bringing up this beautiful memory! ✌🎵

@coldlakealta4043 2 года назад

Judith Durham was a tiny person. The way she just stands there kind of defiantly with her hands on her hips and somehow produces this powerful voice is just amazing and amusing. I loved them in the day and I love them now. Their final years as an national treasure in Australia produced some great footage. And, is there anything better sounding than a 12-string guitar?

@andrewmccormack4295 2 года назад

Well said,she is just a very petite beautiful Lady with an amazing voice and I love the way you say she's standing there looking defiant,well put..Beautiful inside and out.

@terra274 2 года назад

Great band Judith has the voice of an angel. You have to check out. The Carnival is Over.

@joepowell7025 2 года назад

Thank you ... You are virtually the only one who reacts to the actual real hits of those years... lots of others listen to just a few of the real hits and the rest are just songs that really weren't that much in the first place.

@rosemariediamond7855 2 года назад

What a wonderful perspective on love songs. J no o one makes good music like the 50’s and 60’s

@ozman9353 2 года назад

Judith Durham is Australia's best ever female vocalist. "Georgie Girl" is a must listen to.

@fannybuster 2 года назад

Hellen Reddy..?

@proverbs35-67 2 года назад

Olivia Newton John?

@ozman9353 2 года назад

Both Helen Reddy and Olivia Newton John are very good, as are many Australian female singers, but in my opinion, Judith Durham is still my favourite. She is also brilliant live.

@eviekelpie1 2 года назад

We sing this in choir

@fannybuster 2 года назад

@@eviekelpie1 Isn't it a love song..? Choir means praise to God

@gary17509 2 года назад

You are right. Back in the 60s, we were in for a long, long journey.

@danielkelleher2419 2 года назад

Excellent song by one of Australia’s most famous groups!

@magpiegirl3783 2 года назад

Very successful Australian "folk" group. Beautiful harmonies led by Judith's phenomenally crisp voice. One of the best female singers ever IMO.

@desichambers7556 2 года назад

Judith Durham, she has such a beautiful booming strong voice. As a young boy Judith was my first crush lol. "We are Australian" is another great song. When they broke up Keith Potger who plays the 12 string guitar formed the New Seekers in England who had a big success in the 70s. The Seekers did reform and played up until a few years ago.

@jackpeters9048 2 года назад

Loved this song when I first heard it as a kid...Appreciate it more now....Judith has such an angelic voice...Beautiful song...

@ralphkern380 2 года назад

Song was written by Tom Springfield (brother to Dusty Springfield - also very talented) and Judith Durham's voice just tops it off.

@loisrogers2511 2 года назад

Love Dusty Springfield!

@ralphkern380 2 года назад

@@loisrogers2511 Oh yes ! Way back in the 60s this old man (a mere lad then) was totally in love with DUSTY. I was also a huge fan of the Seekers and Judith's voice is so crystal and effortless ... where Dusty was super dramatic, Miss Durham just stood there and opened her mouth -- almost casually. Both truly great talents.

@alanconrad8490 2 года назад

TY for that Info

@cowebb2327 Год назад

Tom Springfield also co-wrote "Georgy Girl."

@bpfromowc 2 года назад

“The Carnival is Over” is another great Seekers song.

@anthonymunn8633 2 года назад

They were great.Their best known song in the U.S. is "Georgy Girl".Their farewell special from the late 60s is on RU-vid and is worth seeing.

@steveduncan9256 2 года назад

It was 1968 ,They had a 50 year tribute to that farewell concert in 2018 I saw it in Glasgow, they may have been 50 years older but they sounded amazing I cried like a little girl all the way through it 😂

@soozikins 2 года назад

@@steveduncan9256 Funny you should say that about 10 years ago saw Roy Wood in concert sang "Blackberry Way" It's like time warping you back then you realise you are only here a short time, then all the emotions come out.

@fscottgray9784 2 года назад

Part of the big folk music of the 60s.

@macjam9090 2 года назад

Great song by a great group. I agree 'The Carnival is over' is my favourite among many great songs by them.

@christophersimons128 2 года назад

The Seekers, proudly formed in Melbourne, Australia. They wrote many songs themselves, but the chestnuts, including this one, were written by Tom Springfield, brother of Dusty.

@ianweir9191 2 года назад

I thought Duty's real name was Mary Brown. Did her brother change his name to match?

@ianweir9191 2 года назад

Correction - Mary O'Brien

@Puppydoug 2 года назад

@@ianweir9191 Yes.

@billythedog-309 2 года назад

Interesting to find out that they didn't form with any sort of humility.

@kevinstewart449 2 года назад

Wow Harri, you really pick a lot of my favourite songs. "A World Of Our Own" is another great song by them.

@sueaddison9958 2 года назад

The Seekers are a legend! There's not many voices as beautiful as Judith Durham❤️❤️❤️🌏🪐🍀🌕🙏👣🎶🇦🇺🌹🦋🦉🏡❤️ they were very famous and have a wonderful catalogue of music and performances🌹🌹🌹

@lancenorthey7205 2 года назад

Nice reaction Harri. They have had a number of hits including The Carnival is Over, Love is kind love is wine. Judith Durham has an amazing voice

@tonyh9875 2 года назад

Judith Durham has an amazing voice. The Seekers are Aussies. They came out of the jazz and folk scene in Melbourne, singing in the little clubs and coffee shops of that time. They were contemporary with Peter Paul and Mary, who came from a similar scene in the US. Several years before the Mamas and Papas though.

@bobbyscott5162 2 года назад

Such a big voice that comes out of this shy, unsure and petite country girl. She was born in the outback of Australia and sewed her own dresses. The Big hit Georgy Girl is easily about her. She admitted in an interview 20 years after this song that she finally realized Men found her Beautiful, Which she is. She is humble and just a treasure. In 2012 The Seekers got back together and recorded a lovely song called Far Shore. Judith is a devout Christian and Far Shore is about meeting her loved ones on the other side after she passes. You should check it out. Recorded when she was in her 70's her voice sound exactly the same.

@Puppydoug 2 года назад

Judith was born in Melbourne, state capital of Victoria. Not exactly outback! If you want to learn her TRUE story, get your hands on her biography by Graham Simpson, "Colours Of My Life". It's an excellent read. BTW, The Seekers recorded "Far Shore" in 1997. It was written by Harry Vanda and George Young (ex Easybeats) who also wrote most of AC/DC's early hits (among MANY others).

@doriwiljt 2 года назад

I love all their songs. The voices and melodies are just beautiful. Brought me back to my pre teen years

@Fool3SufferingFools 2 года назад

I think this song was the biggest hit in the UK for the whole year of 1965. It made the top 5 in the US.

@wendyryder2708 2 года назад

Oh Harri! You are AMAZING! This was my FAVOURITE group when I was growing up here Down Under! Thank you, Thankyou! Please, please can you do Colours of my life by The Seekers! It my FAVOURITE! Harri this is a VERY deep rabbit hole if you choose to go down it! The carnival is over, Morning town ride, George girl to name a few! You would make an old lady VERY happy! Thanks again! Stay safe! Greetings from Australia.

@sonia4641 2 года назад

Hooray! You've encountered Judith Durham at last. Try 'The Carnival is Over' next. its another pop song that was originally a Russian folk song, as was 'Those were the days' ( Mary Hopkins) which you reacted to recently. Also, if you watch any of their complete concerts, where the chaps do some solo singing the,selves, and Judith sometimes plays the piano, you really come to appreciate what great vocalists and musicians they all were.

@tomharrison6607 2 года назад

in my opinion judith is in the top 5 greatest female singers of all time i personally think she is the best

@pumpwellington6631 2 года назад

I agree. My favorite female vocalist.

@tomharrison6607 2 года назад

@@pumpwellington6631 danny boy all over the world and five hundred miles wow unreal

@pumpwellington6631 2 года назад

@@tomharrison6607 I burned a CD with over 100 songs by the Seekers for the car. Enjoying the heck out of it!!

@tomharrison6607 2 года назад

@@pumpwellington6631 awesome you know the blend of the seekers voice is unique but sorry to athol keith and bruce it is judith that takes it to other levels in most of their songs i wait patiently for judith's part every time ps judith on her own did some awesome songs as well skyline pigeon by elton john she does a remarkable job on that song i just love her voice

@User_vjp_92753 2 года назад

Love it ! Like comfort food, this is comfort MUSIC ! Beautiful harmony! Stays in your heart forever ~Thanks Harri!

@michaelplotino7046 2 года назад

Hi Harri, This is one of the myriad of songs that I grew up with. Just think, how different society was: teens, adolescents and young adults listened to music like this and bought the records. Could you imagine young people today hearing this song? They would probably laugh and think that it's horrible... and I think that is sad. - Brooklyn Mike

@ilahildasissac1943 2 года назад

Some might like it. We don't know everyone's taste.

@leonardshevlin7260 2 года назад

I think you need to listen to more from this group and also return to this video. I believe its greatness will become clearer to you with repeated listens. As you noticed, they are fine singers. Judith Durham is an exceptional singer with a voice that stands out not only in folk music but in all genres.

@cls6055 2 года назад

I sang this song to my hubby on one if our anniversaries!!! LoL One of my favorites!!!! Great great song!!!

@donw804 2 года назад

Great choice Harri. I've always loved this song.

@garydeforest7911 2 года назад

The self-sacrificing aspect of love portrayed in 60s music, as you say, is so true. Might not have been genuine in real life every time, but definitely held up then as an ideal, something to aspire to.

@celinhabr1 2 года назад

So good! I love this song. And yes, people seem to have forgotten how to make love songs.

@derrickyodes8743 Год назад

they were amazing talent

@j20tower 2 года назад

Another great song from when they knew how to sing and make music. I love Judith Durham’s voice.

@patrickbuckley344 2 года назад

I agree! There is a purity, to the love- in love songs of those earlier era's! When you love someone, in the past it seemed like you put the other person, ahead of yourself- True love☺

@jerryward3311 2 года назад

Love love love her voice! You don't find this today.

@kevinkazmierczak9161 2 года назад

I definitely agree with you on the older love songs. They used to be more about devotion, sacrifice, and loyalty. Probably why I like 60s pop so much.

@rpminc1974 2 года назад

You are spot on about how people love today compared to back in the day !!

@shaunelijah455 2 года назад

Brother, of all those on the web who play older songs your comment on THIS song was utterly outstanding...because it was True. The difference between where the HEART leads one (old school) and where the SELF-CENTERED MIND leads one now is obvious. But hold on. I've heard a LOT of amazing talent from young people on youtube lately. I have a LOT of hope they will get it together soon...

@reynaldoflores4522 2 года назад

I love these performers. Back then they actually wore dresses and ties and suits while performing onstage. The men were also clean-cut and clean-shaven!!

@dsusan17 2 года назад

They have beautiful voices. Such a sweet love song. Great pick and reaction Harri!

@mjustjeanette7026 2 года назад

The vibe very much was folk. Gentleness.

@stephenulmer3781 2 года назад

Harri, I love 50s and 60s stuff best even though its not my era(i was born in 68) I think thats why i love it so much. I didnt live through this era so it comes across to me as being new and fresh. Great reaction Harri ☺ I played this song a lot when I lost my mom in 2016. It was just me and her my entire so when she passed away I was devastated. Im dealing with it better now but I still have my moments.

@mrcmdjd57 2 года назад

One of my favorite songs!

@pauldover1403 2 года назад

Judith Durham is definitely one of the finest female vocalists in the history of popular music, I get such a rush from seeing her standing there just singing and even today, aged nearly eighty and after a stroke she's still singing. Some younger people seeing the video might not realise that this is how you used to record, one take for the whole song, if you made a mistake then you recorded it again. so a track like this is essentially a live recording which is amazing.

@blaws6684 2 года назад

Nice review. Thank you Judith has a voice not easily forgotten.

@trevorholden7423 2 года назад

Judith looks so gorgeous in this video and as always sings with passion and precision, backed up by the wonderful vocal arrangement for Keith, Bruce and Athol (Keith's arrangement I believe) plus their expert instrumental support. Long live the Seekers, excellent and deceptively articulate.

@davidmckenzie420 2 года назад

I have loved this song--and enjoyed the various videos--for decades. Great that you are watching it! (I have a friend in the UK who said he had a crush on the young lady...)

@39thala 2 года назад

After this group broke up, the guitar player on the left, Keith Potger, went on to form and produce a group called "The New Seekers" out of London who had a big hit called "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing". The older crowd will remember that song was also adapted for a Coca Cola TV ad showing a bunch of young people out on a grassy hilltop singing "Buy The World A Coke"

@vinnygi 2 года назад

Interestingly, the Coke commercial came first. It was so popular that they rewrote it to remove the commercial aspects.

@39thala 2 года назад

@@vinnygi Wow. You're right I didn't know that. I stand corrected, Thanks! In fact, I just read that even before the Coke commercial it was originally written as a jingle called, "True Love and Apple Pie" by British hit songwriters Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway. Seems the song made quite a journey.

@justinsmith1334 2 года назад

Ok, now I know I am old.

@39thala 2 года назад

@@justinsmith1334 Lol, me too!

@jamestaylor2920 2 года назад

@@justinsmith1334 I figured that I had finally entered my "geezerdom" when a woman in her twenties wanted to know who was singing that nice song on the radio. It was "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" by the Beatles ... off the "White Album". That happened in 1993. She's now a grandmother. Yes, we are definitely old. My only comfort comes from the knowledge that she will some day hear "Smells Like Team Spirit" by Nirvana over Muzak. The Seekers are awesome, then and now! Judith's voice is still pitch perfect and powerful like her 19 year old self on this recording.

@alvinjohnson773 2 года назад

Great to hear an Aussie band being reviewed. Our first internationally successful group. As well as their other songs you could also look at a contemporary Australian band who also had success overseas - The Easybeats and one of their songs Friday on My Mind.

@moogdome2562 2 года назад

I so agree bro. About the old love songs, and this is a classic. Stay safe friend.

@patrickwellington4214 2 года назад

Bravo my friend,1965 ,all the way from Australia and it went on a world tour.The lead singer is Judith Dunham,what a voice, I'm almost certain she had opera training.This song will never die because it is simply beautiful and so heartfelt. The lyrics are so deep and the music so simple, there is no excessive instrumentation, just that guitar strum accompanied by a bass guitar.I amm sorry to disappoint the youth of today but nothing beats the music 50s, 60s and 70's. Too much technology has killed music,where are the great lead voices,where is the great vocal group harmony,the sweet melodies,the lovely orchestration and last of all that lyrical poetry?The answer is simple,you have to back into time.Well done my friend,keep searching for these golden classics.

@cherylannb3161 2 года назад

500 miles by The Seekers showcases just how beautiful Judith Durham’s voice is. 💕

@dbrinkm1 Год назад

Harry, you are right !....love songs from the 60's reflected agape love...which, put the one you love..first and unconditionally ! I am 76 yrs. old and remember and loved the Seekers who , were very big in the US during my college days. Sadly we lost Judith Durham last august from chonic asthma complications [ bronchiestasis ] She was The Seekers lead singer and has such a beautiful full range voice.She was professionaly trained with a music degree.We miss her dearly..God Bless db

@garychambers5850 2 года назад

Songs are like "Time Machines" they take you back to a time that you remember well! Like you said.🤗🤗 Abbey Road Studios. That's where The Beatles recorded all their Hit records.

@tombruner9634 2 года назад

They called songs like this "torch songs" back in the day: songs about undying devotion to a loved one. No, they don't make songs like it anymore as far as I know.

@leonardshevlin7260 2 года назад

I disagree. Typically, torch songs are about unrequited love. Often a relationship has ended but the singer still carries a torch for the person who doesn't requite his or her love.

@nealtoglia4356 Месяц назад

Judith was an absolute doll and had one of the best voices in folk pop. One of my favorite songs back in the day.

@stevenowell5882 2 года назад

Enjoyed your reaction to this great song and performance

@scottyh8494 2 года назад

Very true on what you said about love back in the 60's and 70's. They were real love songs, it was what it was like back then. People loved People, we don't as much now.

@steven4946 2 года назад

Hello Harri,I have to say you're one of the best music reactors going around,you just keep finding songs from the 60's and 70's that I grew up with and loved and now you surprised me with the Seekers a band from my country,Australia I hope you can do some more like "The Carnival is Over" and "Georgy Girl" they were very big in Aust,and England anyway keep up the good work,your the Harri best,cheers from Melb,Australia.🇦🇺

@appledoreman 2 года назад

You're right about the perspective of love being different in those days. It's as if people's minds are winning over their hearts today. Pre-nuptial agreements say it all for me.

@d.p.jvandeelen5390 2 года назад

You’re absolutely right about love songs then and now

@jgsheehan8810 2 года назад

I'm glad you got to The Seekers. When we sing this one we introduce it as The Lonesome Ram Song, at practice anyway. :) we also do Lemon Tree and Morningtown Ride (which is a lullaby really) as well as a couple of others that escape me now. The Seekers was the first record my parents ever bought. The Seekers and Peter Paul and Mary do cover a lot of the same songs, and were the same time period.

@johnianknox1629 2 года назад

Harri, I remember this group coming over to the UK from Australia on a liner and making a big impression on the charts and on TV shows, JUDITH DURHAM had a great voice and the group had many top 20 hits before disbanding and then their record company reformed them in the mid 70's to rename them THE NEW SEEKERS who were also quite successful with an all new line up.

@billcole5035 2 года назад

This song reminds me of the days when you went to a coffee house near a college campus to hear music like this with poets and beatniks and hippies. A great era in time that I don't think we'll ever see again.

@warbaby5490 2 года назад

We called her the little girl with the big sound!

@topgazza 2 года назад

Beautiful song. Quite emotional in its message and as you say Harri the way they they express love and emotions was so much more honest

@jerryb1439 2 года назад

Great band. Judith's voice is a treasure. She does an amazing version of "Yesterday". They did a great cover of "Turn Turn Turn" and of "Island of Dreams". Judith also did a wonderful version of "Danny Boy".

@bob-hy1vk 2 года назад

Danny Boy is beautifully haunting by the Seekers.

@tedmaybury8255 2 года назад

Thanks for your very highly qualified as well as personable commentary. / All these years, this song means a lot to me.

@beaumontmuni4294 2 года назад

I love this group and listened to them growing up. I agree with your thoughts, great review and reaction.

@rubroken 2 года назад

The sound is so much better than I remember from my little am-fm radio!

@MrSmartAlec 2 года назад

The Seekers and Judith Durham have a varied catalog of music. Judith has an all A Capella album "An Acappella Experience (2009)" and includes a number of religious numbers. It's just beautiful.

@BlizzardSeeker Год назад

Imagine sounding so good and being so comfortable singing, you do it with your hands on your hips...amazing!

@pamtaylor6947 Год назад

Our last anniversary that my husband was alive, I played this song for him. It was our 41st year together. The lyrics were exactly what my heart wanted to say to him. He died 5 years ago and I know I’ll never find, another man like him. He was my one true love. I’m grateful for the 41 years we had together. Not all couples have that. To all of the couples reading this post, hold your loved one close and let them know everyday, how much you love them.

@uckbee 2 года назад

You're great, man! And you recognise a "master gem" when you hear one! I was 16 when this song took us all by storm in early 1965. Looking forward to your reaction to "Georgie Girl," also by the Seekers, and also to the album *Foxtrot* by Genesis. :^ )

@charlenewebb5893 2 года назад

I was a child of the sixties .My parents played these records at home .Thanks for the memories , I would say they were Folk Singers .Love Georgie Girl .You should do that song

@charlesaguilar1708 2 года назад

Thanks for your analysis! All kinds of music appeal to me because of exposure, being a musician and my family and friends!

@stretcher5757 2 года назад

The Seekers - my first ever concert as a 10 year old in Glasgow in 1967 - still remember bits of it to this day; pretty sure it was at the old and long gone Alhambra theatre. Great choice of song!