The New Seekers "Beautiful People" on The Ed Sullivan Show

The New Seekers "Beautiful People" on The Ed Sullivan Show, December 13, 1970. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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[@that70sgirl90]

"Beautiful People"... with Beautiful voices! Thank you for sharing! 💖

[@peterhogan9537]

the hippie era was a great time.

[@kingporter67]

Excellent Seekers song and this took place on The Ed Sullivan Show!!

[@mjones4083]

What a wonderful performance by the group..

[@SuzyQ334]

I loved this band. Eve Graham could have been Judith Durham's long lost younger sister. They both had voices like angels. Thank you.

[@royaumeuni5730]

Eve Graham was born earlier than Judith Durham so she would be Judith's older sister.

[@michaeltuz608]

Beautiful lyrics, filled with love and hopefulness. Words to live by...

[@sherirobinson6867]

I'd like to teach the world to sing is an all time favorite song by this group

[@chygwelanmeneth]

Pinball Wizard !😀

[@timothyparsons8327]

First heard this song on a Cliff Richard Saturday night show back in 1971 and it’s still my favourite by TNS….followed very closely by .when There’s No Love Left also featuring Eve on lead vocals. Their harmonies are exquisite…of course

[@shyman99]

The 2nd of 3 straight singles the New Seekers released that were written by Melanie (we recently enjoyed the first one on this channel). While not as successful as the prior single, it still made the Billboard Hot 100 chart and also peaked at #11 on the AC chart. Gorgeous.

[@geetee4459]

I do remember seeing Melanie singing 'Brand New Key' on Top of the Pops back then. But I was too young to realise what a songwriter even was back then.

[@anon2218]

This song sound so beautiful 😻 this is my first time hearing it

[@willminkorea2010]

The New Seekers had other great covers- Your Song, Mrs. Robinson, Morning has Broken, and a rocking Pinball Wizard

[@geminikev1]

how great is this, love it. hoping there'll be more from this great group

[@robertreynolds1606]

Just watched a video an interview Eve Graham did in 2019 she's still very pretty, Love her accent a real sweetheart

[@Natta2468]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@grinsko6741]

Magnificent early clip of this lineup of the group. The picture quality is wonderful. And Lyn looks so young here.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Good stuff !!

[@johnnytoobad7785]

I always liked Harvey Kietel in "Fingers" playing "Angel of the Morning" on his boom-box. He refuses to turn down the volume after walking into the Pizza joint. Classic.

[@matthewclark9652]

Went to # 67 (Billboard Hot 100) & # 11 (Adult Contemporary) in January 1971.

[@finnpetersen1066]

Written by Melanie - RIP 🙏🙏💖💖

[@marthastewart2017]

Fa tastic🎉

[@patrickryan1515]

The type of song we need to remind us that not all of today's folks are as bad as these times seem to suggest.

[@fannycraddock99]

Nice but not as good as Melanie's original version.

[@michaelrochester48]

They also did another Melanie song, look what they done to my Song

[@brucepappas6298]

Is that Melanie Safka singing

[@stephencarroll230]

No!

[@SallyWilliams]

It's scottish singer Eve Graham

[@mikeroberts1060]

The band that ABBA copied

[@sharonkennedy368]

Awkward position for Marty to play the guitar

[@noxomox]

not my taste . . .

[@Jabatu1]

Tremendous ability to lip-synch, watched her lips, she hit every note, but her throat never moved. Just sayin.

[@bh5606]

..boring..

[@Laughandsong]

Eve Graham is now 81....😢

[@Laughandsong]

A rare lipsynch on Sullivan.

[@Laughandsong]

A Melanie Safka song!