MTV Downtown Julie Brown, Martha Quinn, Alan

if my eyes were closed - i would think its Helen Kane - she did a fantastic job

Merry Christmas and God bless the Monkees

Brings back memories of when the Monkees became a hit again! Rip Davy, Peter and Mike!

For some reason they obviously cant get the wrights to it, which is why its not on any of the music xmas channels its tragic , great song .

should have done more together great

That was awesome!!! Mickey, my favorite looked great!!!❤❤

My favourite Gilbert song

Interesting fact, everyone except Mickey was dead within 10 years from inhaling that asbestos snow 😭

After many years of suggestions you tube finally suggested something brilliant

Peter Noone is clueless about the songs meaning. You can tell by the way he performs the song.

Title is baby ride easy👍🏻

She was beautiful and talented

sikke en dejlig kvinde

Wow if my eyes weren’t open I’d swear it was Helen Kane

That j200, jame s j50, denver s f 512

⭐Billboard 🔥 Hot 100 💯 ✨NEW 🏆Wk50 Dec.08-Dec.14 1974 N°93 Mine For Me - Rod Stewart

I just love this since then 🥰🥰🥰🤣🤣🤣🤣

i dig the chicks happily clapping along the ominous lyrics about post-humanism.

This the same year as Woodstock!

Who claps on the one?! Honestly….

It's so absurd the hard fact of John and George not being alive and playing in 2024 and on

That opening number was shockingly bad. I've heard better Pub singers!

Has a Wheeltappers and Shunters club vibe to it, thanks for this very rare footage.

Missing him rn

👍

Sad he was losing his hair so young ! .what a blow!..he handled it well self deprecating, funny how these rock stars this old still have great dark hair , like Paul McCartney Rod Stewart,Mick Jagger, and ther fathers were all horseshoe 🧲 bald_ how is that possible?..makes you wonder

I´m 25 and I love this music

I just love Carlene's music.

I like both versions. They both have some different.

Voor lieve krista 🎉🎉🎉😅

Un cordial saludo desde Cuba 🇨🇺 para ese maravilloso dúo..no hablo inglés, pero no hay que saber idiomas, para saber que es una música muy agradable, interpretada por exelentes cantantes... bendiciones

Yoko had lovely hair..

I see Roy Wood quite often near to where I live. What an amazing chap and so pleasant to talk to!

Roger Miller ...what a talent.

He is so awesome, such a creative force-- we'll get back together as the Beatles to save the planet but not for money❤

We are all better people for having seen this. thankz!

I’m always amazed how people can find these obscure videos. This was a great find.

Mate mate mate

Fun fact: The little girl in the long pink shirt and blue pants is Candace Cameron Bure from _Full House_ and _Fuller House_ AKA D.J. Tanner-Fuller.

Absolutely gorgeous song. Timeless. And the vocals, just spot on.

He had a few good songs, but not really a frontman. But, by all accounts a great band mate.

Awesome music when I was 12 long time ago

Sorry to cause upset but Mary Hopkin' was quite a boring singer, had a voice of an average school girl, and tried to sell herself as an angelic pure virgin type of personality, and it looks like a lot of people bought into her presentation, but I thought, she's just a preety face, doesn't deserve pop star status, she's just plain and simple miss average,

Her HEART controlled the vocals despite his breath.

❤

Carlene Carter and Dawe Edmunds "hard tvins! Pete Kr 🇫🇮

Keith before he was Keef. Doing some kind of John Lennon legwork!

This is so bloody awesome!

Call to Television technical historian anoraks out there. This was an ATV production with an American host. So it was quite likely aimed at Lew Grade’s preferred market. I would assume it was recorded at Elstree, which could work NTSC/PAL. It’s interesting that the VT clock at the beginning said that the recording was PAL. I noticed a couple of off-locks during the video; not usually a Quad VTR-type fault, more helical. I wonder what the history of the archiving of this clip is. Lastly (sorry), the little bits of inlay looked good. ATV had just begun using Ultimatte for CSO by this time, I wonder if it was used here. And yes, I do appreciate the music as well, but all of a production adds up to the time in history that bore it to us.