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Although it's difficult for those who weren't there to believe, for a short time during late 1965 and early 1966 the popularity of this singing quartet from Australia was sufficient to rival the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. The Seekers were at the head of the British Invasion's acoustic folk-rock division, right there with Peter & Gordon and Chad & Jeremy but without the personal Beatles connection of the former, and more successful than either -- they scored a string of number one hits in England and Top Ten successes in the U.S. that lasted into 1967, two years later than most of the rest of the British-based musical exports to America.
All Music Guide.
1 Love Is Kind, Love Is Wine
2 Allentown Jail
3 Emerald City
4 Louisiana Man
5 Colours Of My Life
6 Open Up Them Pearly Gates
7 Music Of The World A 'Turnin'
8 Rattler
9 All Over The World
10 Someday, One Day
11 Just A Closer Walk With Thee
12 Four Strong Winds
13 Sinner Man
14 California Dreamin'
15 Come The Day
16 You Can Tell The World
17 Whistling Rufus
18 We're Moving On