Songbook
1970 - 74
Universal
9832012
Released
20th February, 2006
A double album compilation
with original recordings from both
Peter Doyle's and Peter Oliver's time with the group.
We'd
Like To Teach The World To Sing
Collectors
Choice Music CCM-405-2
Released
11th October, 2003
The only CD so far
to be a reproduction of an original New Seekers album.
This is the US & Canada version of the We'd Like to
Teach the World to Sing
album produced by Elektra.
Track
Listing
The
Singles
BR
Music BX 546-2
Released 28th July, 2003
Providing the first
release on to CD for some tracks,
this is a complete listing of singles from the original line-up
of the
New Seekers in 1969 until the group's break-up in 1974.
Beg,
Steal or Borrow
Rotation
549 724-2
Released 26th February 2001
Previously released
as The Very Best of the New Seekers
and the World of the New Seekers.
Sentimental
Seventies
The Best of the New Seekers
Newsound
2000 Ltd. NST039
Released 2000
*studio
version with Peter Oliver
Two of the songs
were wrongly titled on this complilation, Brand New Song
was actually Brand New Day and Look What They've
Done to My Song, Ma
was in reality Look
Look. Most of the tracks on this CD were recorded
after
Peter Doyle left the New Seekers.
Greatest
Hits
Mercury
565 381-2
Released 21st September 1998
This
German release included B-sides from the some of the group's
singles. A number of these had been penned by group members.
Amongst them are Peter Doyle's Boom Town and
Cincinatti, and Paul Layton's My Sweet Louise,
all of which were sung by Peter and Idaho written by
Paul Layton and Marty Kristian and sung by Paul. The version
of Circles used here is the live version from the Live
at the Royal Albert Hall album. For You We
Sing features Peter singing the lead vocals - another version featuring
Marty appears on American albums.