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Southend”s finest!!!!!!!😊

I heard that dave clark five was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame if they're inducted hermans hermits should definitely be there too

Ron Dante of "Sugar Sugar" sang on the original 7" vinyl recording of this song. Ron Dante is a better singer.❤❤❤

My wife is beautiful. Her name is Julie.

That Pedo jimy Saville spoiled it for me !!!

I bet Mike Smith and the Dave Clark Five wish they recorded this back then!

Great times to be alive

Brilliant version.Better than the original.

It sounds like a Bruce Springsteen song, but better

I remember in 1962 bothering my dad for sixpenny pieces at his Working Men's Club, so I could play Telstar repeatedly on the jukebox.

How many times did I jive around my bedroom mouthing this? I had it on a compilation cassette and life was never the same. 79 was year zero for me.

Such a great chorus

Brilliant track

Wow Never realized Boy George version is a cover

I was 13 and it changed my life

I remember this song well, I always punked out at it, every time I heard it at the local Discos. Brilliant band too. 🙂

excelente tema

Yes I saw Noone give a shirt to a someone's granddaughter at a show

I worked with the Original Hermits back in the early 70s & had a blast. They were the best musicians I worked with, Barry (the only original Hermit here) is a great drummer and I remember Tommy James once saying to me that he wished he could get Barry to play drums for his group.

Just great

Back in 1977. 16 year old kid in a german town. This song opened my eyes...

A few months ago, it was my birthday and I wanted to travel to a beach in Mexico by motorcycle (Acapulco). All my friends and family didn't want to come with me. I felt a little alone because it was a special date, but during part of the trip I heard this song and I want to tell you not to be afraid of life, I had an incredible time and these are memories that I will have for a lifetime. do antything you wanna do!

Ceci prouve qu'ils savaient, réellement jouer, contrairement aux commentaires sur certaines de leurs vidéos. Je connais ce groupe que depuis peu et grâce à KZbin, mais j'ai était captivé par l'ensemble de leurs qualités dès que je les aient entendu... 👍Mud👍

Very good performance Dave. Give my regards to Clare and Maria x

Fab

Perfect

The haircut on the drummer resembles a lampshade.

1962. Great!

Can't be bettered, but would love to hear Bruce Springsteen cover it as it has his sorta ring/ sound to it.

This is what live concerts should be! Real voices! Awesome!

Hello from Hollywood Joe -

Baby now that i found you, i cant let you go... Song loved by Great Grandma! RIP

Dexys cover was ace

I saw Eddie and the band in a small theatre in Deal Kent a few years back he and the band were magnificent.

My inspirational song for my life ! Thank you Eddie and The Hot Rods, i owe you a lot !

Classic and Dave Berry still got it 🎸👍

Fabulous voice. Great arrangement. Compare todays ghastly offerings

Great Track This Would Definitely Have To Be One Of My Old Time Favourites Since I Was A Boy Love It Even Today Great Medley Beautifully Played

Miss them all

Great stuff Dave! Love how you play with the mike, always makes me smile - you little tease! 😊

Working class anthem!

What a BAND! dx

What a voice

I remember seeing this performance in 1969 when I was nine years old. I loved the sound of just the vocals and handclaps when the band faded out - it had such an optimistic, uplifting sound, . I'm not far off 65 now, but it's taken me right back to that time. It's lovely to see it again.

I was thirteen in 62 and I remember listening to this song and dreaming the world would be better and better...I thought the human beings would improve with the new technology. It for me, was a pre Imagine song. There was a version by singer, only here in Brazil with lyrics in Portuguese saying that...Up there in the sky there is a city that cares for us.. I didn't know it was the first number one British single in America. I thought it was Apache by The Shadows. But then, we didn't even know Tornadoes was a British Band. It still touches my heart and I still imagine a world ruled by love.

some people's voices get better as they get older whereas some get worse.

The bass is doing my head in.

That was a pleasant stroll down memory lane. Thanks.

One of my favorites. Burtons in Uxbridge, many memories.