| 1971 |
In 1971 the New Seekers had a huge Summer hit with Never Ending Song Of Love. By December they were poised on the crest of an even bigger wave, as I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing began its climb to the top of the charts.
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| Bravo |
No. 48, 22nd November 1971
Das wunder der New Seekers
by Jörg Flemming
The German magazine Bravo featured the New Seekers in a double-page article (pages 58-59).
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| Disc |
3rd April 1971
Short article
8th May 1971
LP review: Beautiful People
3rd July 1971
News item and picture
24th July 1971
Short interview and picture
14th August 1971
Concert review and picture
11th September 1971
News item and picture
18th September 1971
LP review: New Colours
23rd October 1971
Concert review
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| Disco 45 |
Issue No. 9 included the lyrics to Never Ending Song Of Love (page 11).
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| Fabulous 208 |
28th August 1971
The New Seekers were featured in a two-page interview.
23rd October 1971
Now titled Fabulous 208 with Rave, the magazine included a glossy double-page colour poster of the New Seekers.
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| Flip |
March 1971
GROUPS ON THE GO!
In the Spotlight This Month...
THE NEW SEEKERS
A short article accompanied by a black and white photo introducing the New Seekers. "In the 1960s there was a great group around who made hit records like Georgy Girl and I'll Never Find Another You. The group was The Seekers and they've been sorely missed since they disbanded... But now they're back (sort of)."
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| Jackie |
No. 413, 4th December 1971
Featured a single-page pin-up of the New Seekers.
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| Melody Maker |
5th June 1971
Concert review
14th August 1971
New Seekers find what they're looking for (page 17)
A short interview with Lyn Paul and Keith Potger.
21st August 1971
"Blind Date"
16th October 1971
LP review: New Colours
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| New Musical Express |
8th May 1971
LP review: Beautiful People
17th July 1971
New Seekers set for 15-city concert tour
The NME gave advance notice of the New Seekers' Autumn tour, starting in Southport on 26th September and ending up at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall on 16th October.
24th July 1971
Short article and picture
7th August 1971, page 5
New Seekers: one big never ending smile
An interview (with picture) by Julie Webb.
21st August 1971, page 14
Life-lines of the New Seekers
A half-page feature on the New Seekers, which included a profile and photo of each member of the group. At the time Lyn said that her biggest disappointment was when Look What They've Done To My Song, Ma wasn't a hit in England.
28th August 1971, 208 Times Supplement (Vol. 2, No. 3), page III
New Seekers in Luxy and with 208 in London
A feature on the New Seekers that included two photos of Eve Graham and Lyn Paul with the Radio Luxembourg DJs Paul Burnett, David Christian, Kid Jensen and Bob Stewart.
11th September 1971, page 19
Knocked out by reaction in US but we'll be back
Julie Webb on the phone to the New Seekers in America (with picture).
2nd October 1971, page 13
Blended Seekers
LP review: New Colours
by John Wells
23rd October 1971
Concert review
25th December 1971, page 13
For the New Seekers ... things go better with Coke
by Julie Webb
A short interview (with a picture of Marty Kristian).
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| Record Mirror |
5th June 1971
Interview and picture
10th July 1971
On the day that the New Seekers' Never Ending Song Of Love made its début on the UK singles chart, Record Mirror featured a front-page advert for the single headed "Get the one that's going places."
14th August 1971
We just want to be accepted
A half-page interview with the New Seekers accompanied by a picture.
23rd October 1971
LP review: New Colours
18th December 1971
Single review and picture
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| Teen, July 1971. |
In its July edition the fashion and beauty magazine for teenage girls put the spotloght on the New Seekers.
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| Top Teen, October 1971 |
In the October edition the Top Teen magazine the New Seekers were included in a feature on 'Groups from Great Britian' (page 54).
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| TV Week (New South Wales, Australia), 31st July 1971. |
This edition included a large colour photo of the New Seekers plus features on Keith Potger and the Mixtures.
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