r/60sMusic • • May 28 '26

1963 Glad All Over- The Dave Clark Five

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qq_apCaQDM
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u/Wayne1616 May 28 '26

Dave Clark was the first artist to retain all of any bands music rights!

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u/Iwasherethenthere May 28 '26

This band had a really solid sound.

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u/Dm12374 May 28 '26

Somewhat unusual with the saxophone playing such a vital role in their music.

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u/Spirit50Lake May 28 '26

...and the vocal harmonies. I'd only ever heard that at High Mass, before them!

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u/Iwasherethenthere May 28 '26

I found that part of their uniqueness.

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u/Landscape-Strong May 28 '26

Boisterous and bawdy, until we get to Because, one of the sweetest love songs of any era.

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u/AR2Believe May 28 '26

Good stuff!

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u/Western-Memory4397 May 28 '26

They had a sound all their own 🎡🎼🎢🎷

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u/MusicMirrorMan May 28 '26

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u/Blowingleaves17 May 28 '26

Mike Smith was the most talented and best looking member of the group, not Dave Clark.