The Dave Clark Five: Concert in London (1964) | British Pathé
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Published 2014-04-13
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(FILM ID:1749.18)
Full title reads: "The Dave Clark Five - Technicolor".
London.
GV Ext. Teenagers waiting outside the Royal, Tottenham for the doors to open. CU Girl music fans. Pan down showing one of the girls wearing long dress new type fashion.
VS of members of pop band - The Dave Clark Five getting ready for concert in dressing room. The laugh and joke and then comb their hair.
SV Girl teenagers smiling through glass doors at the entrance. Dave Clark comes into picture and kisses one of the girls through the glass.
Side view crowd.
Various shots of the Dave Clark Five performing their song 'Glad All Over'.
They then perform 'Bits 'n Pieces' or 'Bits And Pieces'.
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All Comments (21)
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Who is still listening to this in 2024 ? I am for sure 💃
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I saw them at The Tottenham Royal in 1964. When they sang ‘Glad all over’ the entire audience stamped on the floor, and it was truly electrifying. They were an amazing group. 🎵🎵🎵
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The cinematography quality is superb. This film is 57 years old and could have been made yesterday.
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Just as I know every lyric of every Beatles' hit from '62-'66, I know every lyric to the DC5's hits! They were a GREAT band.
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"Glad All Over" and "Bits and Pieces" were the two songs by this band I loved. 60's music is the best!
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Mike Smith..underrated A phenomenal voice
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they were a very good group. they deserve more recognition today.
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Only a cynic could dislike the Dave Clark Five. After all, here was a band that played upbeat, infectious pop, and who could possibly not fall for “Because,” one of the best, most Brian Wilson-worthy love songs ever written.
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Wow...a lot of haters out there. The DC5 can’t possibly compare to the Beatles or many of the other British Invasion bands BUT these guys made great pop records that had a much tougher, aggressive sound than most of the other groups in the 60’s and no other group had such a huge sound in their early hits. And they sold an incredible amount of records. So, a little respect, please...
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mike smith was not just the organist as announced, but also the lead singer. the group should have been called the mike smith five.
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These guys have such a huge, tight sound. Very talented. Modern performers would struggle to be this good.
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RIP the three members of The Dave Clark Five Rick Huxley (August 5, 1940 – February 11, 2013), aged 72 Denis Payton (August 11, 1943 – December 17, 2006), aged 63 Mike Smith (December 6, 1943 – February 28, 2008), aged 64 You will always be remembered as legends.
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Always a great group, great sound. ♥️👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
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This is somehow so sweet and innocent compared to now.
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They were GREAT
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The group made great songs and the memories are with me today. I graduated trade school/ high school in 64 and this is the music of the era.
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Great British group. Brings back so many happy memories listening to their music. It never grows old like the modern music
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My Nan was at this show she was so proud to tell me it was amazing ❤
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Loved. Their music whilst doing my paper round ,vsinging to myself no phones then 1964ish 50 p per week , great days
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I saw DC5 live at the Westchester County Center, White Plains, NY in 1964. A regional group the Pacesetters opened for them and Cousin Brucie WABC introduced them. I can’t honestly tell you if they lip synched or not instead of playing live (as they were known to do) - the screams from the audience were deafening. They made some great records and I agree with all who say Mike Smith was an underrated vocalist. Great memory.
