SOMETHING
IN THE WAY HE MOVES |
NEW
SEEKERS
Not to be confused
with the George Harrison compositon, this is a song with the
same title by James Taylor.
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NEW
SEEKERS
Composed
by Cotton-Lloyd-Kipner
Producer Michael Lloyd
Arranged by Tommy Oliver
Singles
B Side to
You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me
Polydor 2058 421
US
& Canada
MGM K14691
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CDs
Singles
LPs & Tapes
The
New Seekers
1st
Released 16th November 1973 |
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NEW
SEEKERS
A hit record for
Neil Diamond, the New Seekers version featured Lyn Paul on the
lead vocals.
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NEW
SEEKERS
One
of three Roy Wood songs perfomred by the New Seekers and all featuring
Peter on lead vocals. This was an unsuccesful competitor
in the Song for Europe contest.
1972
British Songs For Europe |
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PETER
DOYLE
Peter's first single
as a professional recording artist was a big hit and set him
on the road to his future success. Originally entitled
The Pick Up, it was renamed for Peter's recording.
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PETER
DOYLE
Composed
by McCusker
Remastered for Rarities by
Neil Gray
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CD
Rarities
1st
released 29th May, 2004 |
From the Liner
Notes:
“This was a huge hit in Australia for Ross Wilson's Mondo
Rock. This is the other demo by Peter with John Cartwright,
produced in 1990. The backing recorded as before at John's
studio and Peter's vocals at Gisborne. It is an amazing
rendition by Peter. He had a thumping migraine at the
time and sang the song and the entire backing vocals, whilst
lying flat on his back on a couch in his lounge room.”
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NEW
SEEKERS
The New Seekers never
released Streets of London on a record, but it was
performed at the Royal Albert Hall concert which was recorded
for television and has been included on the video and DVD.
It was performed as a duo with Marty Kristian singing lead vocals
and Peter providing the musical accompaniment and backing vocals.
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PETER
DOYLE
Stupidity provided
Peter with his second hit single at the start of his solo career.
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NEW
SEEKERS
A Paul Layton song
beautifully interpreted by Peter.
Paul originally
wrote this along with A Little More Love for a musical
he was working on.
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