Judith Durham of The Seekers has died

[jedishrfu]

We lost another great icon of the 1960's: Judith Durham of The Seekers

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...e-seekers-australia-singer-dead-obit-1393839/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Durham

Most famous song was Georgy Girl:



and my two favorites: It Doesn't Matter Anymore and I'll never Find Another You





and the story of The Seekers as a group:

 

[Melbourne Guy]

One of my mother's favourite groups, @jedishrfu, I can well recall The Seekers albums on the record player way back when. (She also introduced me to Jethro Tull and ELO and those are the ones I used to play, The Seekers were too folksy for me, compared to the likes of Thick as a Brick and Eldorado.) Still, Judith certainly had a clear, strong voice, R.I.P.

 

[pinball1970]

One of my mother's favourite groups, @jedishrfu, I can well recall The Seekers albums on the record player way back when. (She also introduced me to Jethro Tull and ELO and those are the ones I used to play, The Seekers were too folksy for me, compared to the likes of Thick as a Brick and Eldorado.) Still, Judith certainly had a clear, strong voice, R.I.P.

She had a beautiful voice. Unpretentious.

 

[pinball1970]

We lost another great icon of the 1960's: Judith Durham of The Seekers

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...e-seekers-australia-singer-dead-obit-1393839/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Durham

Most famous song was Georgy Girl:



and my two favorites: It Doesn't Matter Anymore and I'll never Find Another You





and the story of The Seekers as a group:

Very sad, she had a lung illness according to Wiki that eventually lead to her death.
All that beautiful music, singing with a chronic lung condition.

 

[OCR]

This was always my favorite. . .



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[pinball1970]

This was always my favorite. . .



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A good good guy on YT analyses classic bands and vocal performance via pitch tech (sorry not something I can explain well)


Mum loved them and then so did I as I got to know them.