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My first true love, RIP dear Lady

Sorry to here he passed on. I got stoned and i missed it. Seen them at 6 flags in Texas My mom met them at a tshirt shop she worked cool guys

I.was fourteen when I heard them and I'm a black guy who still love the drums.

Steely Dan seems to be the music of my life. Every time i hear their songs it brings back vivid memories of frisbee and friends in the late 70's..

He's very cute and must have been a popular escort.

You listen to them a lot. Never marry a railroad man is still in the top ten on my playlist.

Who's the guitarist who is not Bruce Woodley on the Introducing The Seekers album cover at 2:50. It doesn't look like Keith Potger.

She was a attractive women with Cleopatra aura. R.i.p. ❤

Talented and gorgeous.

LOVED WRITING WITH HER AND STILL MISS HER GREAT FRIENDSHIP OUR FIRST SONG TOGETHER WAS "STORM IN A TEA CUP" AND WE WROTE MANY SONG TOGETHER. BEST WISHES LYNSEY YOUR SONGS STILL LIVE ON. RON ROKER

A Wonderful Singer/Songwriter & Beauty Extraordinaire! RIP Francoise❤🕊🌹

Didn’t make much of an impression on UK audiences.

His son is his younger twin! Nice looking young man. Brian was a good singer, and by watching him on stage, he loved to sing for us. 😊

They were great in 1963-64

What a awesome video have a great day also happy holiday season from Canada and also I have a stomach flu ❤1🤢🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇨🇦🇨🇰

I cry every time i hear the song

Thank you for a great video. I learned some things about her I didn't know. God rest her..she suffered so much pain.

Looking at old tapes from the 1960's, I thought he was a bit of a drop kick........

If only.he could keep." his hand out of the medicine jar."

Thanks so so much!

I adored him. Still do. ❤

Originally Mike was lead guitarist and John on rhythm later John taking over lead.

This was a nice quick summary. Talk Talk had a huge influence on me and my own music. I was lucky enough to see them live and it was the best show I've ever seen

The first 45 without Chris was Take it or leave it that made something like number 33 in spring 1966. A great talent.

God bless her

Chris was a flamboyant but articulate man but let ego get in the way of professionallsm when he clashed with Tony,he could have gone further career wise but had some emotional problems which caused his downfall..sad RIP Chris💎

I liked The Searchers well my brother liked them. Why do people get involved with the sort of lifestyle that isn't good when they get in the public eye? Another interesting one thank you . ❤❤❤

Jimmy saville

You should stop giving meth to your computer voice. Computer voices are annoying enough as it is, but this one just rambles on in phrases that don't connect well. Can't anybody in this country speak, write, or read without some artificial stupidity.

Thank you once again, H & H L. Rest In Peace, Chris C. Stay free. R 🍻😎 🎄 ⛎

Thank you for the request.

OMC forever ❤

At one time our Working Mens Club in Leigh Park Havant Hampshire put on shows and invited the 60's groups. The Beatles and Gerry were far too expensive but the Searchers put on a couple of shows that blew us away, Freddy and the Dreamers, and those groups of that era came to our club.Thanks boys, you will always be remembered.

Who remembers The Searchers on Johnny Carson Tonight show in the mid 60's? They did 2 songs-Chris got called over for a long interview then they did a THIRD SONG! Carson's son liked them and Johnny liked to play drums for fun. I recorded it on a long lost tiny japanese 3 inch reel tape recorder so i still remember they sang Ain't that just like me, Don't throw your love away and needles and pins. Or maybe it was Someday we're gonna love again trying to use the massive exposure to get a new hit?

I always liked the Searchers, considered by some to be the greatest cover band of all time. It's good that he could find time to attend mass while not onstage. Everyone needs balance in their lives. He disliked Australia. I've noticed quite a few Brit musicians didn't like Oz.

He was so talented!

Thank you so very much for this, what a beautiful lady AND what a fabulous voice. Well researched documentary and also a very sad story with health issues and sad she never became great in the UK. Love the format and well done. RIP Francoise.

My maid of honor sang in her band.❤ So sad that she died so young.😢

I've always loved her musical prowess. Her voice was n will always be something incredibly special. Her music makes her immortal. Rest In Power, Dolores..carch ya on the flip side, sis.

One of those `faces' from the 1960's, like Marianne Faithful...

I truly appreciate the nice tribute to twinkle and I've a great love for her songs singing and always will when at secondary school in the mid sixties our domestic science teacher once actually said to our form in a cooking lesson that she had taught twinkle and that she thought twinkle was a spoilt brat which personaly I took exception too why should any teacher try and single out any ex pupil whatsoever I love Terry and all other twinkle songs I never knew so much about twinkle this tribute was very interesting and highly informative r I p twinkle 60 s music forever stand s the test of time a fine singer and a beautiful charming character a true. Musical talent and a wonderful animal lover too yes twinkle you were such a shining beautiful wondrous 🌟

Thanks for these interesting glimpses into the life of Walter..........

A steam powered dildo? (where they got the name Steely Dan)

Nice of you to get the policeman from Allo Allo to do the narration 😂

Without a doubt this is the best rendition of Sebastian that I have heard and is well worth a listen. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHjRmJx9iJ2dgbMsi=3uJFJcv5fBmJhq7M

very cool

Frey did good as a musician as bad as a bandmate and a friend. He was jealous of other bandmates` talents as Randy Meisner and Don Felder. Although all of them were constant consumers. He had a very singular ego and was hard to treat, at least by those who he dislike them. Even Tim was nearly dragged to to his swinging unpleasant character. His great abuse of alcohol and specially drugs produce him in the long run many illnesses on him.

The line up featuring Thain and Kerslake was hands down the best. Very few could sing as good as Byron. Ian Gillan was one.

David was pure class, only own Heep albums with him. Freddie Mercury learnt a lot from Mr Byron, who is one of the greatest early seventies frontmen. Gypsy is a classic.