Welcome to Birthday Thursdays! Each week I will feature someone from the world of music whose birthday falls on this day. There won’t be any chit chat from me, no facts and figures – just some great tunes (and an occasional surprise). Check it out right here every Thursday and enjoy the music.
Happy Birthday to Bruce Woodley
Born July 25, 1942 in Melbourne, Australia
“Georgy Girl”
“I’ll Never Find Another You”
“Red Rubber Ball”
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Such happy music and such a great sound!
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I know! Happy tunes from a more innocent time.
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Nice post Nancy.
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I used to love The ‘Squeekers’, still do having heard those tracks again!
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Haha! The Squeekers!
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Nice post, Nancy.
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Thanks Jim.
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Great videos
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Thanks, Cindy. Glad you liked them!
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Big fan of the Seekers music and legacy. Good one Nancy
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Thanks so much, Matt.
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Such a lovely sound! I really enjoyed watching the videos. Thanks N.!
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So glad to know that, D! I really enjoy presenting them!
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Cool. They played at Expo 67…. love it.
Only knew the first tune, though…
Happy Thursday!
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Great! We had our big Expo here in ’64!
Great tunes!
Another weekend coming up and I still have to write my FF!
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Cool tunes! Happy birthday Bruce!
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The Seekers had such a distinctive sound and always did tunes with a pleasant message. I’m glad you enjoyed this one, Sweets!
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Happy Happy Birthday.
Thanks for sharing— 👏🏽 🎉
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Always a pleasure celebrating birthdays, even for people we don’t know personally. It’s much more uplifting than blogging about the anniversary of someone’s death which is something we see fairly often on social media. ♡ 🎶
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