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Registrace 1. 08. 2006
"Yesterday" performed by Paul McCartney, Peggy Lee and Dionne Warwick.
On the 59th anniversary of The Beatles first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show yesterday, I found this interesting clip in my collection. I wanted to share it for its historic significance.
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Come Home "Live" from 1965
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I excerpted part of the Circle Star DC5 concert audio. "Come Home" is a great bluesy number by Mike Smith and I always felt it should have been a bigger hit.
Toronto Trackless Traction Action
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A Super-8 film I shot in Toronto during the 1980's showing some shoes walking across a lot of special work.
Bobby Vee performs "Buddy's Song" on RSG
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Bobby Vee performs a Buddy Holly tribute song on England's "Ready, Steady, Go" and explains how the song came about.
She'll Never Be You - A Band of Angels
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With Mike d'Abo on vocals and keyboards, this release from September 1964 sounds like a mix of Gerry and The Pacemakers and The Dave Clark Five (not surprising since Bobby Graham is on drums, Big Jim Sullivan on guitar and Eric Ford on bass).
Very Short Clip of Mike Smith at Fordham University Dave Clark Five concert
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Filmed wilth a Kodak Super8 silent movie camera, here is a short clip of Mike Smith performing at a June 1966 Dave Clark Five concert held at Fordham University.
Toronto Trolleybus and Streetcar Action at Bay and Queen Streets in the Early `80/s
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I shot this short film during a visit to Toronto in the early 1980's using my Nikon R8 Super 8mm movie camera and converted the film to digital format using a Reflecta scanner.
"Yellow Bird" - The Mills Brothers "live"
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Cool and classy, performing one of their biggest hits.
"He Stopped Loving Her Today" - George Jones, "live"
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One of the prettiest, and saddest, songs in country music.
Mike Smith: What Members of the DC5 Did After The Group's Disbanding
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An excerpt for a 1980's Dutch radio program on the history of The Dave Clark Five as told by Mike Smith, the voice of The Dave Clark Five. In this segment, he updated listeners on what former band members were doing at the time.
Can't Get You Out Of My Mind - The Dave Clark Five
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A still-unreleased track circa 1966 by The Dave Clark Five.
"Runaway" by John Christie
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This remake of Del Shannon's hit is probably my favorite "go" track by John Christie.
"Always Be Your Valentine" by John Christie (produced by Dave Clark)
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"Always Be Your Valentine" by John Christie (produced by Dave Clark)
"Hold On Tight" by The Dave Clark Five - alternate mix
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"Hold On Tight" by The Dave Clark Five - alternate mix
Mike Smith on The Dave Clark Five's Stage Presentation
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Mike Smith on The Dave Clark Five's Stage Presentation
"Bits & Pieces" by Trixy & The Testones
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"Bits & Pieces" by Trixy & The Testones
"Glad All Over" by The Continental Miniatures
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"Glad All Over" by The Continental Miniatures
Glen Campbell performs a medley of Beach Boys' songs
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Glen Campbell performs a medley of Beach Boys' songs
"The Hallelujah Chorus" performed by The Roches
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"The Hallelujah Chorus" performed by The Roches
"Home" performed by Buck White and The Down Home Gang
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"Home" performed by Buck White and The Down Home Gang
"Basin Street Blues" The Mills Brothers
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"Basin Street Blues" The Mills Brothers
Not only was Mike Smith the voice of the DC5 but he was the songwriter as well. He was also a good keyboard 🎹 player as well. Even though the DC5 had broken up he did his best to keep the group’s music 🎼 alive. Trying to keep their music 🎶 alive would later cost him his life. Dave Clark had all the band members under contract but, if it wasn’t for Mike Smith the band wouldn’t be nothing without him. Mike Smith was a good songwriter and it’s sad he’s not around anymore. If it were possible this is the band they need to bring back. Fellas, the world 🌎 needs to hear 👂 your music.🎵
Anyone knows the names of the other fellas in the crew? Thanks!
Ed Rudy?
Mike Smith: legend
Dion…. czcams.com/video/syhmEUYpI98/video.htmlsi=D65PrS7TqrJ08UKD
This band would not have been the same without Mike Smith. Truly awesome! Karl
My goodness that song brings back memories of my childhood.
Great to hear the composer.
Dave Clark absolutely deserves immense credit for propelling his band to the forefront leadership of the British Invasion of America! The Dave Clark Five and The Beatles were the 2 giant bands the led the British Invasion. The Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermit's, The Who, The Animals, Searchers, and so forth, all trailed the Beatles & The DC5. Also, there's a certain Mr Ryan who had legally relinquished his writing credits via a deal with Dave Clark. Ryan made the deal with Mr Clark. However it seems in the last few years that Ryan has endlessly complained, whined and cried to anyone and everyone that he is not credited with songs he purportedly wrote but are credited to Dave Clark. Mr Clark has the legal right to claim writing credits to the songs. Ryan seems to want to involve himself into the Dave Clark Five legacy. Fans of the many Dave Clark Five fan groups throughout the internet are quite tired and bored of hearing Mr Ryan's whining and crying over any deal he made with Mr Clark.
At 83 I still enjoy these gentlemen. Look forward to heaven to hear them ahain. Imc
MIKE was such a super vocalist,so underated,it was extremely sad what happened to him,i still cry and misd hid voice and personality.
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I always loved Fess Parker. His acting style reminds me of Clint Walker.
Wow! Love this song by Micheal.
That was so awesome! I loved singing the soprano part in HS chorus! Beautiful!
I heard most of their songs on 78 records I love them. Harmony nothing like it!
Mike Smith WAS Dave Clark Five.
RIP Mike
how a random song in Mr. Robot led me down a Rabbit hole:
Wonderful performance great song long time fan…RIP Michael
Name all players here please
Mike Smith was awesome and had a fantastic voice. He was vastly underrated. I love the way he growled all the time when they sang.
My dad introduced me to the Davey Crockett movies.❤❤❤❤
Mike Smith should have teamed up with Paul McCartney at the time when the Beatles broke up.
Fess Parker was iconic for my generation , the Baby Boomers . In an interview long after he retired , Fess said that when he meets a Baby Boomer for the first time he knows exactly what is going to come out before they say it . I think he genuinely liked us . My guess is that what is going to come out is “ I grew up with you ! “
I always share this to people who only know of Maggie, Terre and Suzzy from Tiny Toon Adventures. Then they become converts. ;)
The Roches have the BEST Christmas album (We Three Kings). So quirky and talented.
My GORGEOUS MULTI TALENTED BROTHER is gone 5yrs in one week & is still so fresh & UNBELIEVABLE to me We lost our precious Mama 10 days later from a broken heart 💔 😓 I know they're together with Daddy & Mary Ellen-my only comfort 🤗 I MISS YOU SO MUCH PIKEM MAMA DADDY & MARY & LOVE YOU BEYOND SPACE & TIME ❤️ 💜✌️
Hallelujah hallelujah lalalalalalalala la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la good morning David just farted on get pardoned it's important I'm going to fart on you I want to fart on you I'm going to fart on you I want to fart on you I want to fart on you you s********
Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah you suck dude
yeah.
What's the name of the band and song?
I’m so glad they showed reruns of these shows on Disney channel when I was growing up.
This is SO GOOD, it literally brings tears to my eyes - thank you so much for posting! - I hope more folks view it as we approach Dionne being recognized as a Kennedy Center Awardee for 2023! :-)
I am so glad Dave Clark managed the DC5 Exclusively. He took care of his band and didn't let the blood sucking vultures take advantage of his buddies. I wish other bands would have told these managers to get lost early on...but sometimes business is not everyone's forte. Anyway, all of the DC5 REALLY WERE GREAT! 17 times (I think) on The Ed Sullivan show. Come on...that's more than Elvis or the Beatles! That time will never be repeated. Thanks Mike for being such a great vocalist with an awesome personality as well. We miss you and all the rest too. You truly were the best! 😋
Lol Davey was Killed by the Mexican troops who came back to claim the Alamo. 😅
Chicago closed circuit appearance can’t remember the name of the show. He wrote & recorded this on his Epic Records Album “Smotherman” Dony Wynn: drums Kenny Gradney: bass Steve Crossley: guitar Hurricane Jake Fitzgerald: harp
He lost his sight from Diabetes but never lost his voice. What a singer, and even Dean Martin said 'he's my favourite' and that's some compliment from all those talents that were around in that era. There all gone now, God bless them all❤
Mills brothers, they were the best harmony in the world. Fantastic! Imagine what they had the racism, that was that was all around them. Like Nat King Cole. But they kept on singing. America, please don't vote for Trump. He never heard of these guys and dont care. Check into Meidas and learn the truth.
Local band from Bergenfield, NJ. Used to play Palisades Amusement Park circa 1965.
RIP toots .. brilliant, my bud
Stunning
Mike Smith was THE SOUL of the group
Un-be-lievable.
Sensacional 👏👏👏
Wow they not only could sing and harmonize well, but they were their own orchestra to!! The Mill's Brothers were so very talented.
Loved Davy Crockett as a kid in the Fifties. Then as an adult I learned why Davy Crockett fought and died at the Alamo. White Texans had to break away from Mexico if they wanted to be allowed to own black Texans. Mexico outlawed slavery well before Lincoln.
Steven F Austin actually tried to pass a bill ending slavery. Southern settlers said no deal. He was actually worried they were bringing in too many slaves. Which in his mind could lead to a Nat Turner situation. Also, Mexico banning slavery before Lincoln is not that impressive because they didn't produce a lot of slave crops. So it wasn't nearly as big a deal or as impressive as ending slavery in the United States was. Lastly the main reason for the revolution was Santa Anna discarding the 1824 constitution. The Texas settlers and tajano Indians were right to rebel. RIP Davy Crockett who was only in Texas 3 months and Stephen F Austin.
Classic and epic talent!
I'm very fascinated by Fess Parker's guitar. Never saw a guitar shaped like that. Anyone know who made that?
Unbelievable talent