The Seekers - I'll Never Find Another You (Time Capsule 2010-1965)

The Seekers I'll Never Find Another You is a simple, delightful love song -- one of the best ever. It topped UK #1 and US #4 in 1965.
This music video features the Seekers (with Judith Durham) performing I'll Never Find Another You -- a song written by Tom Springfield and released as a single in December 1964.
Clips:
1967 Australian TV special (1965 recording clip)
1968 farewell concert (BBC)
1993 25th Anniversary Reunion Concert, Melbourne
1995 live (TV?)
2004 live in GMA
2010 The Circle
Video made by: fkwk101 (Yukon Audio-visual Workshop).

[@lloyd8157]

Three weeks ago I flew from Atlanta to Manchester England just to see these guys. They played this song second. Wish I could see them every week. Will never ever forget that experience.

[@stegg17]

Not many songs make me cry, but this one just gets to me - especially the live black and white version, what sincerity! An all-time classic, in my book.

[@mattma96]

The lyrics work like tear-gas to me...

[@osvaldoschilling9129]

These time-capsule videos give a proper measure of the stature of this group. Above all they highlight Judith as one of the most accomplished singers ever to step upon stage, in a time spam of several decades. With her simple, unassuming countenance, naturally beautiful dark eyes and looks she captivates with the power of her voice and interpretation, perfectly adapted to the romantic repertoire of Springfield and Bruce´s songs.

[@marine-pilot4511]

She reaches into your soul with this song. I’m fortunate enough to have a “never find another you” in my life. Listening to the song and thinking about her choked me up. Pure magic

[@CEUB33]

Do not ask me why, but I love this Lady - From Rio de Janeiro / Brazil

[@markebbers]

This song can make me cry. It is so beautiful.

[@mattma96]

Just can't agree more~

[@osvaldoschilling9129]

it is difficult to qualify judith´s beauty. It is not only for her brunette complexion, beautifully shaped face, lips, dark eyes. The way she stares at the camera captures the listener who gets dazzled by her looks and her beautiful voice. One might say sirens would capture men by dazzling them...but Judith is at the same time so fresh and unassuming in her countenance, as if men would fall in love... but without the sensuous side of it. In poignant songs like this one (and also "carnival...") the points I have made turn her capable of reaching very deep in the soul of the listener who is transported to a sentimental state of mind seldom reached otherwise. I particularly have become a frequent listener to this video, in order to renew these feelings, this state of mind, in someway poignantl, in someway pleasant, which only Judith is able to bring to surface in an aged man like me. Again, Judith is difficult to qualify. She is so beautiful in her looks and singing, and she has this power to make you come back to her, time after time, in search of her dark eyes, in search of her voice and message. Other women singers are brilliant, like Karen or Joan, but when Judith sings a song she captures you. For me she is unique.Am I alone on this opinion?

[@marine-pilot4511]

Bravo! Well put. I feel the same way

[@autiligcheong109]

One of the greatest love songs of the 60s ! I love it ! Its evergreen !

[@ricardotrinidadjr.5160]

I really admire this great song from 60's from a very talented group.Very accurate splicing and joining of multiple videos. Thanks to the uploader.

[@4thstooge]

Ric Trinidad Ditto, nicely done!

[@watermain48]

Just amazing...

[@meechangtuie9625]

Never tire of listening to the seekers

[@janviergalle]

Fabulous band, the Seekers

[@vrikey]

nice