Judith Durham of The Seekers, A Tribute Reaction

Judith Durham AO (3 July 1943 - 5 August 2022) R.I.P.

[@johnhuettner2488]

That performance of Georgy Girl was in front of 200,000 people. The largest audience in the history of Australia.

[@chezzachezza7325]

RIP Judith Duhram a legend 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@kellyj.azania4371]

Such a powerful voice. Judith's voice rang clear like a bell. May she rest in peace.🥀

[@sueaddison9958]

They even out sold the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and others in the 60's. They became England's favourite folk band !!! Which is amazing for a small Aussie band. Judith's voice was one of the purest I've ever heard❤️ I'm a very proud Aussie. RIP Judith Durham 🙏🌹 the world will miss you 🌏🪐🍀🌕🙏🌸🇦🇺🦋💐🏡🦉🌴🌈⭐⭐⭐

[@andywrong3247]

Well said I couldn't agree more.

[@lovemesomeslippers]

I never knew they were from OZ!

[@sueaddison9958]

@@lovemesomeslippers 😃🇦🇺❤️

[@westnblu]

@@lovemesomeslippers its tru what they say.. u learn something new everyday! haha

[@russe19642]

Well there's always been a UK connection in Australia, we'd adopt ABBA and John Travolta if we could down here as they've been touched by Australia and I'm very sure Australia has felt touched by them.😁

[@laurelcarter1573]

RIP Judith. We have lost a true Australian treasure. ❤

[@AlbertEinsteinSpock]

By all accounts, Judith was one of the sweetest, most humble stars ever. A truly magnificent voice. She and Mama Cass were incredible. And her bandmates loved her a lot, and got a chance to say final goodbyes on the phone. I tend to be more of a hard rock fan (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Uriah Heep, BTO, etc.), but the pop harmonies of this group were scintillating. And that song, "Georgy Girl" Judith wrote about herself. She felt in the 1960s that she was too fat, whereas the rest of us saw her as a knockout. By the way, this announcer is really enjoyable to listen to. He learns about the musicians as he goes, and that is perfectly fine.

[@Puppydoug]

Georgy Girl was written by Tom Springfield (the tune) and Jim Dale (the lyrics).

[@calibreman]

I fancied Judith back then, I was/am three years younger than her. She was a gorgeous lady with the voice of an Angel, Rest in peace Judith.

[@typetersen8809]

Get in line! 😅👍

[@RicardoRoams]

So very sad! The world lost an incredible talent! And a kinder, gentler soul you'll never meet. R.I.P. Judith.

[@toniyoung5131]

Georgy Girl is the theme tune to a great film of the 60's with a fantastic cast of VERY talented English actors.

[@flash1660]

She has one of the best voices of all time ! She was their secretary then she started singing with them

[@edwardrodgers9383]

Judith Durham (OAM), had a comfortable vibrato to her voice, combined with accuracy and strength. She captured the world with her voice and repertoire. RIP ✝️🌹🌹🇦🇺

[@jaynebuchanan4612]

They did a concert in the 60s at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne to an audience of a reputed 200,000. Estimated to have been half the population of the city at that time. She was Melbourne’s daughter.

[@chainsawkillers]

It remains after 55 years in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest concert crowd in the Southern Hemisphere.

[@blueycarlton]

Not quite half. Melbourne's population in 1968 was approximately 2.3 million, so around one tenth of the population.

[@victorpetroff830]

It was a free. Concert

[@stewartfenton7660]

Yes, this is the concert shown here.

[@scherali994]

Her voice gives me chills ❤❤ I remember my mom playing the radio and listening to the Seekers, i was 5 years old it was 1967, London, England.

[@patriciabarkley735]

We have lost one of the most beautiful voices in the music world. When she was 60-70 years old she could still sing with her lovely voice. I loved her, when I was 15 years old. Rest In Peace, Judith. You are truly loved and missed. I will never forget you. ❤️🌹❤️

[@geetee4459]

A lovely tribute to Judith. It has been a sad few days for Australia losing two of our female musical icons with the sad news about Olivia today. When the Seekers re-formed in the 90s, one of their popular new songs was 'I Am Australian' which our public broadcaster used as a station ident during covid lockdown. It proved so popular they did fresh versions - one of which featured Olivia Newton-John in what may have been her final recorded work. A sad coincidence that occurred to me today. Rest in peace you lovely ladies.

[@amazingScot]

I heard "I am Australian" for the first time last week after I heard of Judith Durham's passing. I am not Australian, but it brought a lump to my throat. Such a lovely song. RIP Judith.

[@fightforjustice3744]

and dont forget Archie Roach.......

[@craigjacob3704]

She, They are a national treasure for Australia !!!

[@annemccord2015]

An amazing voice! Loved her music! RIP Judith. You were indeed a treasure!

[@gilbertmoyes2918]

You have got to listen to "I Am Australian" A tribute to Judith is just missing something without it.

[@stevetarrant3898]

I "discovered" the Seekers about 5 years ago (no excuse, I'm a 55yr old aussie). Judith had the most amazing 'perfect pitch' voice I have ever heard. Truly a gift. Another great song is The Carnival Is Over, which is my favourite. And a solo from Judith, 'Danny Boy' which is probably the best example of her abilities.

[@cgkennedy]

Years ago Rockwiz was at the music bowl and Judith sang there at the end. She got a standing ovation.

[@ckstaff]

Sad to hear, the girl had an incredible voice. She will be very missed. Yes these songs are timeless classics, songs everyone has heard somewhere even if you weren't yet around in the 60's. Folk rock was pretty popular in the 60's. Still like listening to Spanky and our gang, Mamas and Papa also.

[@shoresaresandy]

Back in the 60’s The Seekers were bigger than The Beetles and The Rolling Stones! RIP Judith Durham, thank you for the gift of your unique voice that you shared with us. Their song I Am Australian is the one I love the most and I think it should be our national anthem. It tell the journey of Australia from start to now!

[@teviottilehurst]

A great band but bigger than the Beatles and the Stones? Are you kidding?

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

They were not nearly as popular as the Beatles but they were a excellent band

[@alanhodges8839]

They were better.

[@TheDodgeFactor]

​@@jeffreykaufmann2867 Pardon? At the time they were, before the Beatles went global. And always will be better than the Strolling Bones

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@TheDodgeFactor The Beatles went Global in 1964. In 63 The Beatles and the Seekers released their first Albums. The Beatles were the most popular band in the U.K. in 63 The Seekers were only very popular in Australia.

[@FarmWeigh]

Judith Durham, along with Eva Cassidy and Karen Carpenter the most pure and beautiful voices you’ll ever hear. They were absolutely massive in the 60s. They played to a crowd of 200,000 people in Melbourne in 1967. Still the largest music audience in the Southern Hemisphere. Farewell Judith, Rest In Peace, we’ll never find another you. Australia loves you Judith.

[@SilentHotdog28]

Judith was fantastic. R.I.P legend, another was Mama Cass.

[@cgkennedy]

They started singing in The Treble Clef, a cafe in South Yarra. My aunt was one of the waitresses there, as was her daughter, who also sang.

[@johnwinton2209]

Agree.

[@markhill9275]

You cannot seriously put karen anywhere near Judith, at best karen had a mediocre voice, not great range or power, she did use what she had well. But Judith had the voice of Angels. I do not know Eva Cassidy so cannot comment. I listen to incredible female singers like Vanessa Amorosi and Tina Arena, but compared to Judith they both sound nasal! Sorry to burst your bubble, but Judith stands alone.

[@vladpezo8080]

Great tribute. RIP Judith Durham.

[@robertwatson39]

Wayne, The Seekers was Australia’s version of Peter Paul and Mary. They started back in 62 ( I was born in 56 ) and they stopped in 68. Judith had one of those crisp voices and with the guys instrumental playing was something that was successful during that period. In the decades that followed they would get back together for special occasions. Listening to you read Wikipedia I see that Wiki stuffed up when saying she passed in 2002.

[@stewartfenton7660]

The Seekers was Australia's version of the Seekers.

[@TangoEliott]

Judith has a one of a kind voice. Some compare them to Peter Paul and Mary (who I loved) but I think the Seekers had more charisma and Judith's voice was simply stronger. In fact, in her 70s she could still hit every note as if she was 20. Her loss is huge. She was a sweet, kind, unassuming icon. She faced so much tragedy and injury and illness and she never quit. I freaking love her. I am so sad she passed away. She will never be forgotten. She was quite the woman.

[@andywrong3247]

As she sang, I bet I'll never find another you, I don't think they will, they broke the mould when she was born, I wonder if they will play and now the carnivals over at her funeral.

[@evaadams8298]

I agree. I think they were better than PP&M... I’m still really sad that she has passed, bawled my eyes out when she died. She was AMAZING. The whole band was AMAZING

[@drubee7793]

The voice of an angel. RIP Judith Durham.

[@Dr_KAP]

Thank you for your respectful reaction to our legendary Australian- to me their biggest hit and perhaps the most popular for us Aussies is I am Australian. Closely followed by the Carnival is Over. Many of us want I am Australian as our national anthem!

[@dappylu]

We loved her here in the states. She was one of my absolute favorites since I was a young kid in the 60s. What a voice, what class, what a beauty. A lot of these so-called artists today could take lessons from her. Australia's loss is ours as well. RIP Judith. ❤

[@laurab391]

I am American, but I totally agree with you!

[@dominacio]

@@dappylu Couldn't agree more Dappy.

[@sueaddison9958]

It's so good to hear such a wonderful tribute to our fantastic Seekers😊 Judith will be greatly missed. What a wonderful band in a great era. I was very young then but remember that era vividly, it was so exciting and happy, I miss those days😢🌏🪐🍀🌕🙏🌸🦋🇦🇺👣💔⭐🦉🏡🌴❤️❤️❤️

[@catmother4214]

Thank You for this tribute to this beautiful and talented woman! ♥️♥️♥️

[@craigjacob3704]

The world will be a less happy place without her beautiful Angelic voice and personage. They were a great folk gospel group in my opinion. The first band to make it big from Australia. Perhaps your dear mom and miss. Judith Durham are singing together in heaven❤️🙏

[@elizabethwallace-donnelly.2356]

Iam 73 I grew up listening to Judith and Olivia I am enjoying your reaction to these beautiful real women Natural buties no botox false eyelashes not like today

[@Peter-55]

Hi, I was a teenager in the late 60s and The Seekers were my top band 🙂 Judith had a fantastic voice, but the combination with the boys was just great. They had many hits, even topping The Beatles on occasion. Thank you for the tribute 🇬🇧🇳🇿

[@KevinHallSurfing]

The original lineup for the Seekers were Athol Guy double bass with Bruce Woodley and Keith Potger on guitars vocals and backing vocals. As said they were very popular in Australia. 🇦🇺 RIP Judith Durham ❤

[@rjdwoodtones600]

Hey Wayne. Growing up in the 60s The Seekers were on the air often and we all, including our parents, loved them. It always amazed me that they were up there in the charts in the time of the Beatles, Stones and so many great groups. Funny I had been listening to them a lot lately. RIP dear Judith

[@An_Cat_Dubh]

Nice tribute. The footage of Abbey Road studio in its heyday is a treat. Wonderful acoustics, and you can see the kind of equipment they were using in 1964(?).

[@Randomvideoschannel11]

It’s actually a 1968 remake for their TV Movie, “World of the Seekers”

[@mssuziquzi]

Beautiful voice, beautiful person RIP Judith. Enjoyed your reaction, thanks.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

I loved this song Georgie Girl...sang it all the time growing up. Thanks for bringing her to our attention again. What a a voice...like Mama Cass , very unique..

[@johncameron6289]

Hi. You might want to check out her version of “Danny Boy” - unbelievable crystal clear rendition.

[@blueycarlton]

Judith was a jazz/gospel singer in the Melbourne jazz clubs before she met up with the Seekers. Classically trained on the piano, and she hoped to be a opera singer. They got a job as entertainers on a passenger liner to the UK, free passage ,10 weeks in England and a return working voyage. An older musician who had worked in the UK, sent a copy of their album to some London agents that he knew. So when the ship arrived they easily found work and then on TV. Dusty Springfield's brother Tom, contacted them as he had written a song for them (I'll Never Find Another You) which they recorded and it went to No.1. Their next two singles also went to No.1, the Seekers were the first act to achieve that in the UK. At the height of their popularity Judith left to pursue her solo career and marriage. The Seekers continued on with other female singers, never achieving the same fame. Then after 25 years they reunited, recorded, and toured the world. Still as popular as they were before.

[@daviddempsey8721]

Amazing that their original combination was the secret… never quite working without the four of them together.

[@blueycarlton]

@@daviddempsey8721 Impossible to replace Judith Durham, she was unique. One of the world's great singers.

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

I just saw a recent performance by Judith, and her voice sounded every bit as good as in her youth.... Thanks for another classy tribute Wayne.

[@michellepound848]

There last concert was in 2017 and she sang the songs exactly the same,beautiful.

[@coastallad1010]

Judith had the purest,pitch perfect voice. Please check out " When the stars begin to fall",and her version of "Danny boy".

[@geoffprice5357]

Judith started as a jazz singer in Melbourne in the late '50's and she was and is a National Treasure. I would love to have heard her and Karen Carpenter doing a duo.

[@adriano4091]

Brought me a lot of joy, Now she sing's with the Angel's, Adriano here in Brazil São Paulo

[@joecrone9862]

Love the seekers! Excellent reaction young man.

[@jeffreyzeiss1326]

It's hard to believe she suffered from life long lung disease with such a beautiful powerful voice. Grateful to have recordings. R.I.P.

[@robharris6874]

She had pure a voice, had number 1`s hits all over the world !

[@markl3028]

One of the best exports from down-under with one of those phenomenal voices & musical talents that truly stood the test of time. Listen to the Seekers early & often.

[@johngeyer2345]

Sir , Soul Train Bro , I`m Australian My self, Thank you very much of playing and Tributing , One of Our Australia n Icon Singers , Judith Durham , Judith was very well loved and respected by All. ,,

[@peaked_aussie]

She will be sorely missed. I think Karen Carpenter was a contemporary of hers.

[@Proverbs--bm3fo]

Karen was just about to come onto the scene as the Seekers broke up. 2 of the greatest female singers ever!

[@peaked_aussie]

@@Proverbs--bm3fo No doubt

[@denisehitchens1418]

There is no doubt Karen Capenter and Judith Durham are the best female vocalists in the world.

[@pamelaryland]

Thank you for letting the video play to the end without interruptions before commenting. I get so annoyed by videos where the KZbinrs keep stopping the video to make their own comments. Also the video is often a tiny thumbnail, whilst the bulk of the screen is taken up with the KZbinrs swaying and nodding robotically

[@paulwilson2651]

So sad that Judith has passed she and Karen Carpenter were so unique.

[@gregoryjohn4]

Judith Durham and Olivia Newton John. Both recently passed and both had the appearance and voice of an angel. Two of my all time favourite female vocalists. RIP Judith and Olivia.

[@MichaelNoland-TheBottomLine]

Georgie Girl! You go Judith! This song was played right alongside the new ‘Rock’ sound emerging at the time! Great Folkish outfit! R.I.P. Judith! Thank you for your tribute Wayne! And ditto, btw! Welcome back, brother! ❤️😉👌👍✌️

[@SoulTrainBro]

Thanks Michael. BTW....I'm not getting notifications on your posts???

[@MichaelNoland-TheBottomLine]

@@SoulTrainBro I’m not sure why, Wayne! Your the first to let me know! Hmm!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Hi Michael! Helene here. 👋

[@FredVanAllenRealtor]

Some of their songs so deeply resonated with me emotionally. I get tears in my eyes everytime I hear these songs. She was classically trained. So many GREAT female vocalists in the '60's. Aretha, Dusty Springfield, Cher, Diana Ross, Janis and more. The 60's singers, beautiful natural vibrato, no cheezy vocal gymnastics. Thank you, I am now a subscriber.

[@normhiesgen8881]

Looks like you were right about 3s, Australia has lost uncle Archie, Judith Durham and Olivia Newton -John today,☹️

[@stevenmccart8502]

My big pre teen crush. Such a loss. Think about how awesome they sounded in front of thousands of people live in the 1960s. No effects , no auto tune and no lip sinking.

[@stevemorris6855]

Effortless perfection, the purest voice of the sixties. No electronic trickery back then. RIP.🇬🇧

[@fredpierce9363]

I've read that she had a degree in music in performance. The singing with her hands on her hips is a singers' trick to support her upper body and allow her to breath better. Her voice just soars. I am 75 years old and she was one of my favorites when growing up. RIP Judith.

[@sweetwilly]

Perfect harmonies, with Judith just sparkling a little above it al.

[@petepotaczek5844]

I love your reverence for all these great musicians who wrote and sang the soundtracks of our youths!

[@brigittekenny6599]

R.I.P.our beautiful Aussie girl,we have lost2 off our most kind caring and loving ladies in such a short time,australia will miss you both but never forgotten.

[@johnhickey4289]

We’ve lost 2 great Australian singers, Judith Durham & Olivia Newton John

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Hello Wayne….Helene here. “I’ll Never Find Another You” was one of my favorite folk/rock songs from 60’s. Georgie Girl was written as the theme song for a British rom/com of the same name that was released in 1966.

[@alanarmstrong2323]

Judith Durham you are missed very very much !!!

[@ellenfaulkner5070]

Thanks for this tribute reaction, it's really appreciated. We've had 2 big shocks & heartbreaks in Oz [Australia] within the past 5 days, with the loss of Judith Durham on the 5th Aug & Olivia Newton John today 9th Aug. If you want to know about The Seekers & Judith's journey, here's a link worth watching kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKu0pqadosyhj7s According to Judith's sister, she believed music is healing & that's what motivated her to make it & release it. I feel so blessed to have grown up with their music & I hope other generations will be also. RIP Judith & Olivia & thankyou for gifting the world with your positive, joyful & blessed musical contributions xx

[@randallbutler2736]

I just stumbled across the Seekers not too long ago and just fell in love with Judith Durham. That’s the way most men of that time felt about her, but she was clueless. She thought of herself as ugly, fat, and not worthy of her fame, and she left the group. It took her about 25 years to come to her senses and rejoin the group. In my opinion she made the Seekers, her voice was unmatched. Thanks for sharing her and them with the world.

[@lylesmith3506]

Great tribute. It’s sad to see all of the classic artists pass away. I loved her voice, unique as can be. RIP

[@MrJoloh]

Welcome back, we missed you

[@dramoth64]

They were a great band back in the 60s and 70s and had a large number of hits in Australia and the UK. They even had a couple of hits in the US. They never had another hit until 1987 when Bruce Woodley and Dobe Newton (of the Bushwackers) wrote a love song to Australia. This song, "I am Australian" was released in time for the Australian Bicentenary and became Australias unofficial national anthem. "I am Australian" is guaranteed to bring a tear or several to the eyes of Australians. The song with the full 5 verses is a short history of Australians, covering the first nation people, the arrival of whites and then the immigrants, Australians fighting in wars, and the conditions that Australians go through just to live here in this great country. They did a final goodbye concert a couple of years back. And then in August of this year, we lost a voice of the golden generation from the 60s and 70s. RIP Judith.

[@joannevincent2035]

This is a wonderful tribute reaction - thank you. There were a few females in the British invasion: Petula Clark, Dusty Springfield, Lulu, and Marianne Faithfull come to mind. Of course, Shirley Bassey sang Goldfinger and other James Bond themes. And now we've lost Aussie Olivia Newton-John, also a great leader of charitable causes.

[@richtensail]

bye judith, thanks 4 ur wonderful presence n sound, cheers frm way dwn sth

[@ballsyrocker]

Great group and female singer. I dig the bass players Clark Kent specs. Life was so much simpler then. I am 73.

[@Greg-iq5nd]

Never a huge fan of The Seekers but not a hater either. Always liked Judith's voice. RIP

[@livertic]

200 thousand they say. Unreal, my home town, brilliant !

[@deantait8326]

These were the songs of my mid-teens. Still a favorite song.

[@evaadams8298]

I cried my eyes out when she died. I was so lucky to see their last concert series and she was still AMAZING!

[@maryhanrahan]

My favorite Seekers song is 'I am Australian' and I think it should be our national anthem - a full version of this if you are interested the version is from the farewell tour

[@martintik8565]

100% right.I'm a kiwi and that song always gives me goosebumps

[@karenstrong8887]

Georgie Girl I sing to my granddaughter with the same name. She was accidentally brain damaged in hospital and there is another Georgie deep inside, when Judith sings it I cry. Judith got a lung disease from having measles as a child. How did she sing like that? She was kind and wonderful. She raised a lot of money for the disease that killed her husband. The Seekers were world famous and they still hold the record in London by having all of their first 3 singles go to number one. She always came home to Australia. I do love I Am Australian the most. Thank you.

[@ericanderson8886]

One of the amazing voice of that time, and there were a lot. God bless you Judith and rest in peace.

[@jackw467]

So beautiful.. thanks for sharing this wonderful music ☺ Some things in life are so beautiful, they just squeeze the tears out of your soul..This music is one of those things 🥲

[@katetoner3077]

It was my birth year when they ot together. Whenever there was a new music sheet, my brother would be getting it and locking himself in his bedroom to play his guitar and sing the songs and I would sit outside his door to listen.

[@william6526]

I was lucky enough to be a young man in those wonderful days. The seekers out sold the Beagles and they broke up at the very top. Judith wanted to return to singing jazz that was her love. I always wondered just how great they would of been if they had continued making music. We were a very lucky generation to be young in the 60s. Judith suffered from her lung disease her entire life from when she was small child and got the disease after getting the measles. It is amazing that she was able to sing at all ,let alone be known to have a voice with perfect pitch which is very rare .

[@alanarakelian5021]

Judith Durham, the voice of an angel.

[@AleisterCrowley.]

I miss soul train on Zep, came here to check all was good and to see you. All the best my friend. Great vid on Judith Durham, she was great.

[@janetdunlop6132]

Judith Durham is so beautiful a voice of an angel It was there men

[@charleshmansfield5786]

Wayne, kudos for a great review of Judith and the Seekers. My first visit to your site. I’m impressed.

[@SoulTrainBro]

Thank you kindly!

[@tinajones5641]

"The Carnival Is Over". That's the one that will have you in tears.

[@gregoryjohn4]

I can still remember when the Seekers retired. It was more devastating than when The Beatles split.

[@mountainrover]

That was a nice tribute. I was so sorry to hear the news of her passing, I felt very sad. The Seekers were in our charts often in the sixties. I was a boy and the whole family loved them. My mother, who sang and was brought up with choral music, particularly liked her clear strong voice and good diction, and as you say the group's harmonies were wonderful. I have lived my life in Judith's company and I feel the loss of her hugely. But her singing will live with the world for ever. She was a beautiful person. RIP Judith, and love from England.

[@FM-jg1yr]

Hi watching this in Australia. We all grew up with them and sang their songs at school. I went to their Silver Jubilee concert in Sydney. We are all very sad. She had perfect pitch

[@mankchild7]

this guy analyzed Judith's voice. its worth a listen. I'm 66, these songs came out when I was about 11. nice take on the Judith's Durham and the seekers. She Australian. The Georgie Girl video concert had about 200K attendees in the UK. Mike Met/Okspartan

[@mikecasey9647]

You're right about Peter Gunn and the Seekers' Bassist. Never before did that hit me.

[@dee-smart]

I grew up on the Seekers, having their 45rpm records. I sang Georgie girl so many times over the years. I was born in 1960 so I remember her concerts in the 60's when they made an impact. She worked until very recently - the band formed for the song I am an Australian and it is on youtube. So sad she has gone but she is now with her late husband.

[@aussiekat6379]

Yeah Wikipedia got that wrong she passed away 5th August 2022.. yeah that first song you did Georgie Girl is where there was over 200.000 people.. shame it didn’t show the whole crowd RIP Judith Durham an Aussie Legend there will never be another you. 😞💔🌹🇦🇺

[@steevenfrost]

What a great group. So talented, this is folk music at it's best. So sad that easy listening music is not so widely appreciated anymore. Judith Durham had a wonderful unique voice,similarly Karen Carpenter. There was Dusty Springfield who was brilliant.Cilla Black dionne Warwick can't think must be more.

[@Kashmir.820]

Wayne it’s so good to see you. You were missed. Hope all is well with you.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

DAMN, I wish he was still posting. Miss him so much, Kashmir! helene here, btw. 😔

[@tinicum54]

Love your channel. Thanks.

[@GingChiang]

On behalf of all Singaporeans as well as around the music world we would like to convey the deepest condolences to the family and the Seekers too

[@chriscody2778]

The Seekers held a concert at The Sydney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne Australia,And over 200,000 people attended .That was in the 60s that's how popular they were ❤️

[@doctorbohr1585]

They were joint Australians of the Year in 67!

[@JohnBebek]

We'll never find another you, Judith. RIP.