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I'll Never Find Another You by The Seekers
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The Seekers Were A Group Of Australian Folk-Influenced Pop Musicians Which Was Formed In Melbourne Victoria Australia In 1962. They Were The First Australian Popular Music Group To Achieve Significant Chart And Sales Success In The United Kingdom And The United States. Their 60s Hits Included "I'll Never Find Another You" "A World Of Our Own" "The Carnival Is Over" Which The Seekers Sung At Various Closing Ceremonies In Australia Including Expo '88 And The Paralympics "Someday One Day" "Walk With Me" "Morningtown Ride" And "When Will The Good Apples Fall". Their Tune "Georgy Girl" In Particular Served As The Title Song Of The Film Of The Same Name. These Songs Have Had Significant Airplay On 'oldies' Radio Stations Over The Years. Bruce Woodley And The Rain The Park And Other Things's "I Am Australian" Which Has Been Recorded By The Seekers And By Singer Judith Durham With Russell Hitchcock And Mandauway Yunupingu Has Become An Unofficial Australian Anthem.
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"I'll Never Find Another You" Is A Song Written By British Musician Tom Springfield Of The Springfields That Was The Second-Biggest US Hit For Australian Folk-Pop Band The Seekersin 1965 Reaching #4 Pop And #2 Easy Listening On The Billboard Hot 100 Charts. Sonny James Re-Made It For The Country Market Reaching #1 In 1967.
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The Seekers Were A Group Of Australian Folk-Influenced Pop Musicians Which Was Formed In Melbourne Victoria Australia In 1962. They Were The First Australian Popular Music Group To Achieve Significant Chart And Sales Success In The United Kingdom And The United States. Their 60s Hits Included "I'll Never Find Another You" "A World Of Our Own" "The Carnival Is Over" Which The Seekers Sung At Various Closing Ceremonies In Australia Including Expo '88 And The Paralympics "Someday One Day" "Walk With Me" "Morningtown Ride" And "When Will The Good Apples Fall". Their Tune "Georgy Girl" In Particular Served As The Title Song Of The Film Of The Same Name. These Songs Have Had Significant Airplay On 'oldies' Radio Stations Over The Years. Bruce Woodley And The Rain The Park And Other Things's "I Am Australian" Which Has Been Recorded By The Seekers And By Singer Judith Durham With Russell Hitchcock And Mandauway Yunupingu Has Become An Unofficial Australian Anthem.
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"I'll Never Find Another You" is a song written by British musician Tom Springfield (of The Springfields) that was the second-biggest US hit for Australian folk-pop band The Seekersin 1965, reaching #4 pop and #2 easy listening on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Sonny James re-made it for the country market, reaching #1 in 1967. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.