Dave Berry - Little Things (1966)

[@YvonneFolan]

Great music the best songs of the 60s and70s I won't stop listening.

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

J'aime les chansons de dave Berry Ypostel.

[@alexisnewell3672]

This brings back so many memories LITTLE THINGS awesome what an era 60's best wishes Dave 🎶😍🌟❤

[@YvonneFolan]

O.m.g.how great to hear this song again .the 60s was great

[@johnchamberlain1217]

Nothing can beat sixties music🎸🎹🎼🎶❤

[@afrozachowdhury7491]

Takes me back. Those were the era

[@kingporter67]

Wow, Dave Berry is super awesome singing Little Things!!

[@DANGERGOUGH]

Saw him years ago in Wolverhampton he was brilliant

[@carollong8093]

Saw dave at the city hall in newcastle when I was 15,1965/1966 He was with the Walker brothers Herman's hermit The troggs Pinkertons assorted colours Pj proby. All for 15 shillings. Happy days 73 now.

[@robertlangley1664]

Meet him in baileys in Watford many years ago ,a very nice fella I said I enjoyed his set and asked if he want a drink we were both at the bar we spoke for few minutes

[@anthonyhetherington2866]

Brilliant! Groovy as fook!

[@marclayne9261]

The King of Improv.....Using stage sets...& his body.....Oh Dear, Im in Love...this song swept the radio in 1966....

[@lochavich97]

Amazing. Loved Dave since the 60's, brilliant performer who had some really good songs. Excellent live too, so very sexy & such stage presence. Lucky enough to meet him & get pics with in Birmingham in '84. Really lovely guy. Thanks for all the music. X👍😃♥️👏🎶

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

C'est ma préférée des chansons de Dave Berry que j'aime beaucoup. Ypostel.

[@Muswell]

I remember seeing Dave Berry at the Fairfield Halls (maybe with Freddie & the Dreamers?). His arms, hands, & microphone movements were his trademark. . The Crying Game & Little Things were the main two songs I remember.

[@jeffj9322]

Happy Birthday Dave Berry born on February 6, 1941. He is an English rock singer and former teen idol during the 1960s. His best-remembered hits are "Memphis, Tennessee", and "The Crying Game" (1964), and his 1965 hit "Little Things", a cover version of Bobby Goldsboro's Stateside top 40 success. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Berry_(musician)

[@ralph3333]

The Wikipeedo picture of him looks like a ghay vampire.

[@MichaelLaw-cx4ut]

Absolutely Stunning

[@johnnycool106]

He did a great version of this song great stage presence

[@danmar007]

Holy moly! I remember this!!!

[@riannevooghden3787]

Nostalgie👍

[@mlightninw]

In the Bob Dylan film "Don't Look Back" a drunken Alan Price (ex-keyboardist for the Animals) refers to Dave Berry as the human sloth. After seeing this performance I now understand.

[@Deadly002]

Exactly why I came here too. Lo, Price was right. Should have done a double act -- Berry mimes slowly while Price smacks someone's piano with his beer bottle to open it.

[@haileyblogsandmore16]

@@Deadly002 ALAN also brought me here.

[@jimbobt1]

I watched the film last night. Alan Price sure liked a drink back then but his pastiche of this song and piano playing is chuffin brilliant!

[@nlkasman3347]

He was right though

[@oldjoants]

That's what brought me here

[@donkeyotay5]

his hands are large enough to hide behind :) legend

[@robertlipperd7352]

u dirty birdie u

[@joserodrigues-vq8pz]

Little things that you do Make me glad I'm in love with you Little things that you say Make me glad that I feel this way The way you smile The way you hold my hand And when I'm down You tell me I'm your man You know I love those little things in my ear That you say when there's no one near Little things that you do Make me know that your love is true When we walk You like to hold my hand And when we talk You tell me I'm your man You know I love those little things that I hear Those little things you whisper in my ear I know there ain't nobody else like you No one can do the little things you do Little things that you do Make me glad I'm in love with you Little things that you say Make me glad that I feel this way The way you smile The way you hold my hand And when I'm down You tell me I'm your man You know I love those little things that I hear The little things you whisper in my ear I know there ain't nobody else like you No one can do the little things you do

[@Toymiko]

I love this song Dave ........... Mia alias Toymiko

[@gerardop9633]

Magnifico Dave Berry,recuerdo tambien otra version de B.Goldsboro,en cualquier caso los coros son esplendidos,muy Nancy Sinatra!

[@johnmarsh4891]

Ace song👍🤓ace son

[@manoffire111]

Just found this on 7" classic ❤

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

I liée this song. Ypostel.

[@Muswell]

Radio London - Big L. . Memories.❤

[@mickholland585]

Saw him at the swan Yardley very good

[@aureliomega3268]

1:37 me encanta el microfono-ambiental-estereofonico-circular 😄

[@eugenelangston4601]

This was a cover version originally done by Bobby Goldsboro. But have to say that this a better version.

[@DeanH92]

As Alan Price called him: The Human Sloth

[@ritahorvath8207]

I wonder if this inspired Bruce Springsteen to write " Little things my baby does " ? ♡

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

Ich habe dièse lied. Ypostel.

[@nickcorney7465]

don't look back

[@wellsy1954]

Dave was much better than this.

[@garyspence2128]

His posing had me chuckling. I loved that he had to run some of his 'audience' off the stage as he meandered on up there. Loved the little camera bit with his mic stand. Just another day at the office...

[@AnthropoidOne]

Bobby Goldsboro version much better

[@andrewdelgado4882]

What a rip off. Bobby Goldsboro original much better.

[@mtwallet69]

it's called a cover, not a rip off...

[@ralph3333]

​@@mtwallet69 It was a pure money grab. I know bcuz there is zero discernable creativity, that is if u discount his signature poor performance.

[@daveberry2177]

this reminds me of my mate adrian, rip adrian

[@bodyer2120]

He reminds me of Adrian too. Everybody reminds me of Adrian. Adrian couldn't sing but she thought she could. I miss Adrian.

[@ralph3333]

​@@bodyer2120 👍🤣🤣🤣

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

J'aime les chansons de dave Berry. Ypostel.

[@yvespostel-xm1up]

Ich habe dièse lied. Ypostel.