Dave Clark Five - Sweet City Woman (Stereo) video free download

jazzmaan707

I like this version better, with Mike Smith's voice, than the Stampeders, who only had a few hits and didn't last very long. Facts: The DC5, in their In eight years sold more than 100 million records and scored 15 consecutive Top 20 U.S. hit singles between forming in 1962 and disbanding in 1970. Unlike the Rolling Stones and the Beatles, The Dave Clark Five (Dave Clark, specifically) owned all rights to their music. Between 1975 and 1993, none of their music was available to be purchased in any commercial format.

frizzlefrap

that's why DC5 failed ...... too many remakes of songs towards their later tenure ..... and trying to sound exactly like their remakes ..... not a big fan of copying. should have split up much sooner.

doulos737

Nice cover version... :)

John Duffy III

Very nice!

MissLongPlaylist

you can fine it on "Dave Clark And Friends - Sweet City Woman [Columbia] [Germany] [1973]" or Dave Clark And Friends Catalogue: 4E 006-93000 1971

uraass2utube

cover version of the Stampeders great song written by Rich Dodson

Geoff Cook

Great voice , Mike Smith r.i.p

Amanderley Smith

Who sang this first???

petefen40

That's Mike Smith alright......

Wayne Sandifer

THis IS Dave Clark and Friends,,the DC5 had broken up before this was recorded..

philip Allan

Actually, richb, check out the video at 0:25 DC5 Vol 7 clearly identifies song #23...

philip Allan

cover version of the Stampeders great song written by Rich Dodson; always nice to hear what other groups do with the tune. Original still best version.

richb06092

Yep, the unmistakeable voice of Mike Smith...and more than likely DC and Friends not DC5. Just sayin.

James crabs

oh, yeah you're right

richb06092

Nope. DC5. I have the album.

James crabs

this is the stampeders

beatlesnut007

dave clark five rocks in this version

45rpm1

DC5 did a cover version.

John Lawler

This is the Stampeders, not DC5.

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