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The Video clips on this page are from the 60's specials, 'The World of The Seekers', 'The Seekers at Home' and 'Farewell The Seekers' which are all now available on VHS. Click on the pictures for streaming Real Video clips, or on the song titles to download.
The Seekers' first UK single, 'I'll never find another you' reached the number one spot in January 1965. If you have problems playing these clips, please see the Help page.
The follow-up single was also penned by Tom Springfield and was another big hit in the UK and Australia. Judith added the Autoharp to the uplifting sound of 'A World of our own'. Soundclip
The next offering was a departure from the sunny, upbeat style of the previous Seekers hits. Based on a Russian melody, 'The Carnival is over' was deservedly another number one hit. Soundclip
The Seekers' 1966 Christmas single was a lullaby written by Malvina Reynolds entitled 'Morningtown Ride'. This song has since been learned and sung by Children all over the World. Soundclip
In 1967, The Seekers had their biggest success of the 60's. Written by Tom Springfield and Jim Dale (of 'Carry on' fame), 'Georgy Girl' was the title song from the film starring Lynn Redgrave and made it to number one in America as well as in Britain and Australasia. This video clip is from 'Farewell The Seekers' and was the last few seconds of their last performance as a group for 25 years. Soundclip