'Glad all over' knocked I Want to Hold your Hand" off the top of the UK Charts, not Billboard (US), where it got top # 6. I get worried when a video starts off with a key fact wrong. The Beatles had held the # 1 spot in the UK for 14 weeks prior to this with She Loves You, followed by I Want to Hold your Hand'.
"She Loves You" (Beatles) Dethroned "Hand" on all U.S charts. Not "Glad All Over" which only reached No 6. `Yellow Submarine` is totally in error! The only US chart topper DC5 ever attained was "Over and Over" Xmas 1965.
In the UK Glad All Over knocked the Beatles off the Billboard charts and held the number one spot . There wasn't really any rivalry until the DC5 hit the states as far your definition of rivalry. Paul Mccartney said he was an admirer of the DC5. That's good enough for me.
Lot's of BS here.....It's unlikely that anyone except Mike Smith wrote "Glad All Over" "I Want To Hold Your Hand"....gave rebirth to Beatlemania ? When Did It Die ?
Dave Clark deserves immense credit for propelling his band to the forefront leadership of the British Invasion of America! The Dave Clark Five and The Beatles were the 2 giant bands the led the British Invasion. The Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermit's, The Who, The Animals, Searchers, and so forth, all trailed the Beatles & The DC5. Also, there's a certain Mr Ryan who had legally relinquished his writing credits via a deal with Dave Clark. Ryan made the deal with Mr Clark. However it seems in the last few years that Ryan has endlessly complained, whined and cried to anyone and everyone that he is not credited with songs he purportedly wrote but are credited to Dave Clark. Mr Clark has the legal right to claim writing credits to the songs. Fans of the many Dave Clark Five fan groups throughout the internet are quite tired of hearing Mr Ryan's whining and crying over any deal he made with Mr Clark.
Every no.1 hit gets knocked off. Always! It's the way of the world and it's really means nothing except that time marches on.Also, if you'd slow down and take a breath perhaps you wouldn't stubble over the pronunciation of "Can't You See That She's Mine".
Correction: I Want did not give rebirth to beatlemania, It STARTED beatlemania!!!!!!!! Also Glad did not knock I Want off the number 1 spot. It only got to number 6 on billboard. Man you need to get your facts STRAIGHT!!!!!!!!!!
Rockit65. I reckon `Y.S` did the mistake on purpose to get reaction. Even the doziest- most cretinous Yank ( And God knows, there's enough of them about on You Tube) would never make that stupid of a mistake! Y.S did it on purpose. Best to report him for misleading statements- like I did.
Mr Ryan legally relinquished his writing credits via a deal with Dave Clark. He made a legal deal. It seems in the last few years that he has endlessly complained, whined and cried to anyone and everyone that he is not credited with songs he purportedly wrote but are credited to Dave Clark. Mr Clark has the legal right to claim writing credits to the songs. Fans of the many Dave Clark Five fan groups throughout the internet are quite tired of hearing Mr Ryan's whining and his empty claims.
The Dave Clark Five wasn't the best of the best. They had a very short lived fame which corresponded with the rise of the Beatles. US Billboard top 50 for the Dave Clark Five: 1. Glad All Over #6 Feb. 1964 2. Bits & Pieces #4 April '64 3. Do You Love Me #11 May '64 4. Can't You See That She's Mine #4 June '64 5. Because #3 Aug. '64 6. Everybody Knows (I Still Love You) #15 Oct. '64 7. Any Way You Want It #14 Nov. '64 8. Come Home #14 Feb. 1965 9. Reelin' & Rockin' #23 April '65 10. I Like It Like That #7 June '65 11. Catch Us If You Can #4 Aug. '65 12. Over and Over #1 Nov. 65 Only #1 13. At the Scene #18 Feb. 1966 14. Try Too Hard #12 Apr. '66 15. Please Tell Me Why #28 June '66 16. Satisfied With You #50 Aug. '66 17. Nineteen Days #48 Oct. '66 18. I've Got To Have A Reason #44 Jan. 1967 19. You've Got What It Takes #7 Apr. '67 20. You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby #35 June '67 21. Everybody Knows #43 Dec. '67 US Billboard top 50 for the Beatles: Date SONG Position 1. January 18, 1964 I Want To Hold Your Hand 1 2. January 25, 1964 She Loves You 1 3. February 1, 1964 Please Please Me 3 4. February 1, 1964 I Saw Her Standing There 14 5. February 8, 1964 My Bonnie 26 6. February 22, 1964 From Me To You 41 7. March 14, 1964 Twist And Shout 2 8. March 28, 1964 Can't Buy Me Love 1 9. March 28, 1964 All My Loving 45 10. March 28, 1964 Do You Want To Know A Secret 2 11. March 28, 1964 You Can't Do That 48 12. April 4, 1964 Thank You Girl 35 13. April 11, 1964 Love Me Do 1 14. April 11, 1964 Why 88 1 15. May 9, 1964 P.S. I Love You 10 16. July 18, 1964 A Hard Day's Night 1 17. July 18, 1964 Ain't She Sweet 19 18. July 25, 1964 And I Love Her 12 19. July 25, 1964 I'll Cry Instead 25 20. September 5, 1964 Matchbox 17 21. September 5, 1964 Slow Down 25 22. December 5, 1964 I Feel Fine 1 23. December 5, 1964 She's A Woman 4 24. February 20, 1965 Eight Days A Week 1 25. February 20, 1965 I Don't Want To Spoil The Party 39 26. April 24, 1965 Ticket To Ride 1 27. April 24, 1965 Yes It Is 46 28. July 31, 1965 Help! 1 29. September 18, 1965 Yesterday 1 30. September 18, 1965 Act Naturally 47 31. December 11, 1965 We Can Work It Out 1 32. December 11, 1965 Day Tripper 5 33. March 5, 1966 Nowhere Man 3 34. June 11, 1966 Paperback Writer 1 35. June 11, 1966 Rain 23 36. August 20, 1966 Yellow Submarine 2 37. August 20, 1966 Eleanor Rigby 11 38. February 18, 1967 Penny Lane 1 39. February 18, 1967 Strawberry Fields Forever 8 40. July 22, 1967 All You Need Is Love 1 41. July 22, 1967 Baby You're A Rich Man 34 42. December 2, 1967 Hello Goodbye 1 This was during the same period s the Dave Clark Five 43. March 23, 1968 Lady Madonna 4 44. September 14, 1968 Hey Jude 1 45. September 14, 1968 Revolution 12 46. May 10, 1969 Get Back 1 47. May 10, 1969 Don't Let Me Down 35 48. June 14, 1969 The Ballad Of John And Yoko 8 49. October 18, 1969 Something* / Come Together* 1 50. March 21, 1970 Let It Be 1 51. May 23, 1970 The Long And Winding Road / For You Blue 1 52. June 12, 1976 Got To Get You Into My Life 7 53. November 20, 1976 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 49 54. 55March 27, 1982 The Beatles Movie Medley 12 55. August 9, 1986 Twist And Shout 23 56. December 30, 1995 Free As A Bird 6 57. March 23, 1996 Real Love 11 The Dave Clark Five were a successful band, but they did not really compare to the Beatles. Their only real claim to fame against the Beatles was that they knocked "I Want to Hold Your Hand" out of the Number 1 slot in England.
"Glad All Over" did not top `ANY` American charts! DC5 only reached the top with "Over and Over" Xmas 1965. `YELLOW SUBMARINE` has done `NO` chart research on this!
"Glad All Over" DID NOT top any US chart- only UK ones! The Only US chart topper by DC5 was "Over and Over" over Xmas 1965 to first week of 1966. Check it out!
@@jhaduvala truth hurts doesn't it? The Beatles imploded and after years of crummy music, they parted ways. Dave Clark simply just quit with no fanfare, no scandal and were superior to the Beatles as far as showmanship and good business practices. If Dave had come to the US when Sullivan asked him if he'd do the Sullivan Show, the Beatles would just be another British group. Dave Clark was asked before the Beatles but declined because he didn't know who Sullivan was. The show didn't air in England. The DC5 were the best of any of the British groups.
LIKE THE BEATLES NEED AN INTRODUCTION. UNLESS YOUVE BEEN LIVING UNDER A ROCK ALL YOUR LIFE,ANYONE OVER A DAY OLD KNOWS WHO THE BEATLES ARE. NOT KNOWING THE BEATLES,THEIR NAMES,AND ALL THE DETAILS BEHIND THEM,INCLUDING BIRTH YEARS,ALBUMS,AND EVERYTHING ELSE,IS LIKE NOT KNOWING YOUR NAME OR WHERE YOU LIVE 8 DAYS OR OR 108 YEARS OLD. COME ON.
I agree with you. But musical tastes change. For instance I asked my 45 year old son-in-law to name three Beatle songs. He started with "....um, Imagine?"
@wesleycook7687 I applaud Dave Clark and he deserves immense credit for propelling his band to the forefront leadership of the British Invasion of America! The Dave Clark Five and The Beatles were the 2 giant bands the led the British Invasion. The Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermit's, The Who, The Animals, Searchers, and so forth, all trailed the Beatles & The DC5. Also, there's a certain Mr Ryan who had legally relinquished his writing credits via a deal with Dave Clark. Ryan made the deal with Mr Clark. However it seems in the last few years that Ryan has endlessly complained, whined and cried to anyone and everyone that he is not credited with songs he purportedly wrote but are credited to Dave Clark. Mr Clark has the legal right to claim writing credits to the songs. Fans of the many Dave Clark Five fan groups throughout the internet are quite tired of hearing Mr Ryan's whining and crying over any deal he made with Mr Clark.
in my music formative years (70's/80's) when i didn't know the names of the bands but knew the songs by both of them that were played on the radio, i always thought the song "because" was the beatles (not their song with the same name of course) the dc5's song because sounds very beatles to me.
Dave Clark's style on the drums made the DC5 better than the Beatles, much better than Ringo Star. The Bealtes had a string of hits, but so did the DC5 and DC5 music made people happy. One of the best was "Because".
"The Beatles had a String of Hits"...Spoken like someone who's been living under a rock for 50 years!!! Please...do me a favor and Name the DC5 songs that were Better than the Beatles Ringo songs??? As for Ringo vs Dave Clark...Ringo was/is a better Drummer than Dave C. The DC5 couldn't even play "LIVE" on all the Ed Sullivan Shows! Just rewatch the Beatles live in Washington DC video! Ringo was on Fire!!! Dave Clark probably couldn't play I Feel Fine, Help, What Goes On (Shuffle Beat while Singing), Rain, A Day In The Life, Something, She Said She Said, The End and many others... I'm a Drummer and I've played the DC5 stuff...it's All simple drumming. But Ringo playing is so different on the mentioned songs above, and many more.
@@artguti1551 Glad All Over, Do You Love Me?, Because, Catch Us If You Can, and many others. JUst look the up. I know the Beatles had more, but the DC5 was also a great rock group of the 1960's. I know, I grew up in the 60's'.
The rivalry between like minded bands back in those days was healthy and exciting,kind of like football team rivalries or "DC" superheroes vs "Marvel" superheroes..
Dc5 were around for only 3yrs they were never a rival of the Beatles they were never in the same class they never progressed like the Beatles...No one ever mentions them these days they were not very important in the scheme of things they had their 3yrs of fame and that's it their all but forgotten the Beatles will be remembered forever....Rivals I don't think so...that's actually laughable....
The Dave Clark Five performed 18 times on the famous Ed Sullivan Show that's more than any other rock band did.The DC5 also toured America before The Beatles and yes The Dave Clark Five in 1964 and 1965 were as big as The Beatles.
