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These pages provide details of some of the printed publications - books, theatre programmes, newspapers and magazines - that have featured Lyn Paul during her long career.
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The
London Palladium:
The Story
of the Theatre
and its Stars
| The London Palladium: The Story of the Theatre and Its Stars Christopher Woodward
A history of the London Palladium in which Lyn Paul gets two name checks: one for her appearances at the Palladium in 1977 with Freddie Starr (page 258); the other for her appearance at the 1985 show to celebrate the Festival of British Jewry (page 270). |
The London Palladium
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The
Million Sellers
| The Million Sellers Tim Brock, Andy Gregory, Dan Lane, Justin Lewis, Mick Lynch, Dave McAleer, Martin Talbot, Matthew White
Published to mark the 60th anniversary of the launch of the Official Singles Charts in 1952, The Million Sellers lists in chronological order every million-selling single in the history of the UK music industry. The New Seekers are named on the cover and the group's million-seller I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (in Perfect Harmony) is featured inside (pages 52-53). |
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NME
Top 100 Singles
| NME Top 100 Singles Martin Roach
Thirty-one years after it hit the number 1 spot, I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing is still amongst the UK's Top 100 best-selling singles. |
| No Siesta 'Til Club Fiesta Neil Anderson
'Little Di' Lilleyman, the Fiesta receptionist, remembered playing "five-a-side football with the New Seekers"; Fiesta Fawn Lynn Horsman remembered tears on their farewell tour - "we all sobbed". The New Seekers are mentioned on pages 42, 43 and 76 and are pictured on stage on page 100; Springfield Revival are pictured on stage on page 54. There are small photos of both groups amongst the 'Regular artisits at the Stockton Fiesta' on page 66. |
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Number One
In Heaven
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Number One In Heaven: The heroes who died for Rock 'n' Roll
Jeremy Simmonds' book of rock obituaries arranges the entries chronologically, spanning the forty years from 1965-2005. Peter Doyle's obituary appears on page 456, alongside another for Kim Gardner (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke). |
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Omnibus Book Of
British and American
Hit Singles,
1960-1990
| The Omnibus Book Of British and American Hit Singles 1960-1990 Dave McAleer
The Omnibus Book Of British and American Hit Singles 1960-1990 lists the New Seekers' Top 10 hits in the UK and the USA (page 127). It includes a small photograph of the New Seekers (the line-up featuring Kathy Ann Rae and Danny Finn) and makes passing reference to Lyn Paul's solo career, remarking that "Lyn later recorded on Polydor, Pye and Crash." |
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1000
UK Number One
Hits
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1000 UK Number One Hits
Among the 1000 chart-toppers featured in this book are the New Seekers' two UK number ones - I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (page 174) and You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me (page 193). Lyn Paul is quoted in both articles.
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Pete Frame's
Rockin'
Around Britain
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Pete Frame's Rockin' Around Britain: Rock 'n' roll Landmarks of the UK and Ireland
Lyn Paul is listed among the stars born in Wythenshawe, Manchester: "Birthplace of Lyn Paul, 16.2.49 (New Seekers), who made her singing début at Wythenshawe Labour Club." (page 133) |
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Pop Stars In My Pantry
| WEB LINKS Unbound: Pop Stars In My Pantry |
Pop Stars In My Pantry: A Memoir Of Pop Mags And Clubbing In The 1980s
Although it's about the pop stars of the 1980s Paul Simper's book begins in 1972 with a chapter titled 'Eve Graham's Toast Rack' in which he recalls the Eurovision Song Contest of that year. "The New Seekers had it in the bag... Singing so sunnily, so winningly (that moment when Lyn Paul crinkles her nose adorably) and ending with a look so triumphant that even though there were thirteen more acts to be heard, I was already anticipating their glorious air-punching moment of victory." (page 7) |
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Rock And Pop
Day By Day
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Rock And Pop Day By Day: Birthdays, Deaths, Hits and Facts
Lyn Paul is listed among the stars with birthdays on 16th February (page 44). The entry for Lyn mentions the New Seekers' biggest hit I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing and Lyn's solo hit It Oughta Sell A Million. |
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Singles:
six decades of
hot hits
& classic cuts
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Singles: six decades of hot hits & classic cuts
Six decades of hits are chronicled in this giant-sized encyclopedia. Lyn Paul is quoted in the entry for the New Seekers' hit I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing: "I remember thinking I wasn't very keen on it. How wrong can you be?" (page 129). This book was updated and re-issued in 2008 as Classic Tracks Back to Back: Singles and Albums. |
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Tapestry Of Delights
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Tapestry Of Delights: comprehensive guide to British music of the Beat, R&B, Psychedelic and Progressive eras, 1963-76
Tapestry Of Delights is an encyclopaedic guide to British music of the Beat, R&B, Psychedelic and Progressive eras, 1963-76, described by Q magazine as an "impressive 600 page job, that includes more across-the-board info than most rock encyclopaedias". It includes information on Brian Engel's group Mandrake Paddlesteamer. |
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Tapestry Of Delights: Revisited
A revised and updated edition of Tapestry Of Delights, featuring information on The Nocturnes (page 615), Mandrake Paddlesteamer (page 532) and Wishful Thinking (page 938). Many of the entries have been rewritten, more have been added, and all have been updated to include relevant releases since 1995. |
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Television's
Strangest Moments
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Television's Strangest Moments: Extraordinary But True Tales from the History of TV
A compendium of strange but true tales from television's history. The entry for the Eurovision Song Contest (pages 29-30) recalls, among other Eurovision mishaps, the UK's Song For Europe contest of 1977. The show was scuppered by a strike, forcing it to be broadcast only on the radio, and was hampered by "some confusion between the entries by Lynsey de Paul (and Mike Moran) and one-time New Seeker, Lyn Paul" (page 30). This was not the first time their names had been confused! < Previous page | Next page > |
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