4 Jacks and a Jill - Master Jack

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The Four Jacks and a Jill perform a great lockdown version of "Master Jack".
Four Jacks and a Jill is a South African folk rock ensemble. They originally formed in 1964 without a "Jill" under the name "The Nevadas".

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[premierhoner]

WOW... This song came out when we were still young and beautiful. Today we are just beautiful... ❤❤😂😂

[multicaruana]

This is one of my favorite songs ever, and to see 4 Jacks and a Jill doing it, in these times, is quite thrill! Thank you all.

[monaturcott]

She is still a beautiful looking woman and still has that voice. And you old Jacks still look good and play well. I am 75 and bought the little record when the song came out. Thank You Jill & The Jacks

[Shintaro]

Thank you for doing this song again in 2023, I liked this when it came when I was 12. I re-discovered it a few a months ago and have been playing it a lot on YouTube. This video came up for the first time tonight and I had to play it and I'm so glad I did!
I have a 'Master Jack' I'm trying to get away from is why I play this song so much.
" I'd like to see the world through my own eyes "
That line gives me so much hope to carry on until I am free.. Thank you!

[ThePoobears]

they sound great after 50 years later very nice hearing them again...

[LarryNeie-ljzc]

Damn! 74 in Texas and so happy to see this band still going!

[harvey]

Saw them in 1968 at the Main Point in Bryn Mawr, PA.

[Dqalex]

I hope their proud of south Africa today. They got their wish.

[stevekraemer]

This video is beyond awesome. I was about ten when the song was a hit. I have played the Youtube video of the group singing the song that appears to have been made back in the 60s, dozens of times over the years. I have tried to find a more recent live version of Glenys singing Master Jack but have had no luck until stumbling across this. It is a treasure and so glad to see she appears to be doing well and that her voice is still so strong.

[attra]

Still have my 45 I bought in 68 when it was first released here.

[philliphussey]

I watched this wonderful band in a concert in Bulawayo in 1969 when they gave free tickets for a few children from Sacred Heart Home (Bushtick)they also had Jody Wayne sing "Raggin' muffin Girl" and I will never forget this amazing experience and its so good to hear them once again. May God surely bless them all!

[Frederick-tt]

Wow! Her voice is still GREAT. LOOKS GOOD TOO.

[basement]

man should be 2023 hit.. thanks jack and jill

[WorldofElsuon]

One my favorite songs of all time. Great to seem them reunited again.

[stephenlevant]

I remember first hearing this in 1968 when I was nine. I never forgot it. As time passed, some family and friends forgot the song but I never. It was part of what helped me become a singer. Thank you 4 Jacks and a Jill.

[tonyc]

Thank YOU for doing this. Beautiful song . You five are very special people. God Bless

[frederickgreen]

I was in college when this song came out. Two years later, I was in Vietnam. Still love the song, and the lyrics are good advice for how to live one's life. A great philosophical song.

[jmenever]

My late cousin jacks favorite song. Think of him when I hear this. Agent orange took him out at age 48

[ashleywelch]

One of my favourites. Glenys has barely aged.

[markmccammon]

1968 saw me doing my tour in the Air Force in the Philippines as a radio operator. It was a very unsettling time. I served 1965-1969. When I resumed my civilian life, I was never without music and this was a great song. One hit wonders are some of the very best ones to listen to and remember. I am 78 now and real music from the 1950's to the 1980's was, and always will be, never equaled.