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The Seekers

The Seekers were an Australian folk pop and gospel band originally formed in Melbourne in 1962. They were the first Australian pop band to achieve major chart and sales success in the United Kingdom and the United States. They were especially popular during the 1960s, with their best-known configuration of Judith Durham on vocals, piano and tambourine…

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Genres
Easy-listening, Pop, Folk, Gospel
Labels
W&G, EMI, Columbia, Astor, Decca Records, World Record Club
Origin
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Past members
Athol Guy Keith Potger Bruce Woodley Judith Durham Ken Ray Louisa Wisseling Buddy England Peter Robinson Julie Anthony Karen Knowles Rick Turk Cheryl Webb
Years active
1962 (1962)–1968 (1968), 1975 (1975)–1988 (1988), 1992 (1992)–2022

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Overview

Early years

Discovery in the United Kingdom

String of hits

Return to Australia and breakup

Reunions in the 1970s and 1980s

1990s, 2000s and 2010s

2020s

Members

Million sellers

  • Gold disc Music recording sales certification

Notable performances

Television specials

Discography

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The Seekers

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Edges202
Triples369
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The Seekers

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related to Reunions in the 1970s and 1980s · 65
The Seekers → Albums Chart, Am Australian, Anthony, ARIA, Australia, Australian, Australian Recording Industry Association, Brisbane, Buddy England, Bushwackers, By, California, Cheryl Webb, Christmas, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Country, Dobe Newton, Durham, Durham's, Following
related to 1990s, 2000s and 2010s · 49
The Seekers → ABC TV, ARIA Albums Chart, ARIA Hall, August, Australia, Australian, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Before, Both, Britain, Celebration, Christmas, Durham, Fame, Four, From, Future Road, Georgy Girl, Guy, I'll Never Find Another
related to Discovery in the United Kingdom · 39
The Seekers → After, Australia, Britain, British TV, Call, Carroll, Columbia, Columbia Graphophone Company, December, Despite, Dusty Springfield, EMI, EMI Records, EMI's Capitol Records, Fairsky, Grade Organisation, He, I'll Never Find Another, In February, In May
related to Early years · 37
The Seekers → ABC, African American, Athol Guy, Australian, Australian Broadcasting Commission, Bruce Woodley, Durham, Durham's, Escorts, Frank Traynor's Jazz Preachers, Guy, His, In, Introducing, Judith Durham, Keith Potger, Ken Ray, Kumbaya, Margret RoadKnight, Melbourne
related to String of hits · 35
The Seekers → Animals, April, Australia, Beatles, Best New Group, Billboard, Durham, Dusty Springfield, Ellen Wade, February, I'll Never Find Another, In May, July, Malvina Reynolds, Morningtown Ride, New Musical Express Poll, No, Our Own, Rain, Rolling Stones
related to Return to Australia and breakup · 34
The Seekers → Australia, Australia Day, Australian, Australian Symphony Orchestra, Australians, BBC1, Channel, December, During, Film, Hector Crawford, In January, In March, It, John Gorton, June, Melbourne, Melburnians, Moomba, Music
related to Notable performances · 31
The Seekers → April, Archive, Australia, Beatles, Best New Group, Canada, Cliff Richard, Dusty Springfield, Expo, Georgy Girl, In June, In November, London Palladium, March, Melbourne, Montreal, New Musical Express Poll, On, Our Own, Quebec
related to Studio albums · 26
The Seekers → Astor, Christmas, Columbia, Come, Country, Day, EMI, Future Road, Georgy Girl, Giving, Green, Hammard, Hide, Introducing, Little Bit, Live On, Morningtown Ride, Only Seekers, Our Own, Roving
related to Charting compilation albums · 15
The Seekers → AUS, Best, Big Hits, Carnival, Golden Jubilee Album, Hits, Old/ Something New, Over, Seekers Big Hits, Seekers' Greatest Hits, Silver Jubilee Album, The Seekers Sing Their, Treasures, UK, Volume
related to Television specials · 12
The Seekers → ABC Television's Australian Story2019, An Evening, BBC Farewell Spectacular2019, Date, Decca DVD Farewell Album, Home1967, SBS Television, Seekers1968, The Seekers Down Under, The Seekers1966, The SeekersFour, The World

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The SeekersGenresEasy-listening, Pop, Folk, Gospel1.00infobox
The SeekersLabelsW&G, EMI, Columbia, Astor, Decca Records, World Record Club1.00infobox
The SeekersOriginMelbourne, Victoria, Australia1.00infobox
The SeekersPast membersAthol Guy Keith Potger Bruce Woodley Judith Durham Ken Ray Louisa Wisseling Buddy England Peter Robinson Julie Anthony Karen Knowles Rick Turk Cheryl Webb1.00infobox
The SeekersWebsitetheseekers.com.au1.00infobox
The SeekersYears active1962 (1962)–1968 (1968), 1975 (1975)–1988 (1988), 1992 (1992)–20221.00infobox
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sDurham0.60section
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sGuy0.60section
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sPotger0.60section
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sWoodley0.60section
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sIn March0.60section
The Seekersrelated to 1990s, 2000s and 2010sToorak0.60section

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