Live Performances
The group found time to record their first BBC session at Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue, London, with producer Bill Bebb, on which they performed this song, with the songs "In My Own Time", "One Minute Woman" and "Cucumber Castle". When the BBC light Programme's Saturday Club presented by Brian Matthew was broadcast on April 22, it was noted that there were "rave reviews from the audition panel." On the song's promotional clip, the band only feature four members (the three Gibb brothers and drummer Colin Petersen) The group (Barry, Robin, Maurice, Colin and Vince) made their first British TV appearance on Top of the Pops performing this song on May 11 and were rather awe-struck at the company they were keeping. On 20 May 1967, the group performed this song on Beat-Club, a German TV program.
The Bee Gees performed this song on 21 July 1967 at the Stockholm Palladium, Stockholm, Sweden. At Woburn Abbey, Woburn. 12 August 1967 at The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England. Christ the King College at Newport, England in 27 September 1967. Wembley Stadium, London on 5 September 1998. On 27 March 1999 in Olympic Park, Sydney, Australia. On 20 March 1999 at Western Springs Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand.
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