These pages provide details of some of the books, press articles and theatre programmes that have featured Lyn Paul during her long career.

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Concert and Theatre Programmes New Seekers' programmes featuring Lyn Paul Concert programmes Pantomime programmes Summer Season programmes Theatre programmes

Lyn Paul and the New Seekers have been featured in a number of quiz books...

Answer Link Quizzes
Continuity Quizzes
The Best Pub Quiz Book Ever! 2
So You Think You Know the 70s
Trivia Quiz Book

Answer Link Quizzes
Christopher Rigby

Publisher: Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd.
ISBN: 1842361309 (paperback)
ISBN-13: 978 1842361306 (paperback)
Publication date: January 2002

The third question in the 'Golden Grahams' quiz is: "Who along with Lyn Paul was a female vocalist in the New Seekers?" (page 77) Tough one, that!

Continuity Quizzes
Christopher Rigby

Publisher: Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd.
ISBN: 184236281X (paperback)
ISBN-13: 978 1842362815 (paperback)
Publication date: March 2003

Know the answer to this one? "Which two women provided vocals for the pop group the New Seekers?" (page 50)

The Best Pub Quiz Book Ever! 2
Roy Preston and Sue Preston

Publisher: Carlton Books Ltd.
ISBN: 184442166X (paperback)
ISBN-13: 978 1844421664 (paperback)
Publication date: 2nd revised edition, June 2006

"Singers Lyn Paul and Eve Graham went solo to break up which group?" (page 181) No prizes for getting that one right!

So You Think You Know The 70s
Clive Gifford

Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
ISBN: 0340881925 (paperback)
ISBN-13: 978-0340881927 (paperback)
Publication date: 18th March 2004

"Which 'new' band 'liked to teach the world to sing in 1972?" (page 116) No prizes for getting that one right either!

Trivia Quiz Book
Over 10,000 new brain-teasing questions to entertain family and friends

Publisher: Arcturus
ISBN: 1 84193 011 3 (paperback)
Publication date: 31st August 2000

Page 5, Question 14 asks:

What was the title of the New Seekers' 1973 number 1 hit? (sticklers will note that You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me, although released in 1973, was actually a number 1 in 1974).

Page 29, Question 9 asks:

Which group had a number one hit in 1971 with I'd Like To Teach The World
To Sing' (In Perfect Harmony)?