We'd
Like To Teach The World To Sing
LP
- Elektra 74108 Released
1971
CD - Collectors Choice Music CCM-405-2
Released 11th Oct. 2003
At the end of 1971,
the album We'd Like to Teach The World to Sing was
released in the US, this was basically the same as the New
Colours LP but with the title track I'd
Like to Teach The World to Sing
replacing Peter's Move Me Lord. This is the only original
New Seeker album which has so far been reproduced as a CD.
Credits
-
See Beautiful
People details
We'd
Like To Teach The World To Sing
Polydor
2383 103
MC 3170 054 - 8-track 3820 045
Released March, 1972
(Japan - Philips RJ-5025)
As
the US release of this title was a close relation to the New
Colours album, the UK version had much more in common
with the US Circles
album. By the time We'd Like to Teach the World to
Sing was released in Britain, the New Seekers had performed
all six of the short-listed songs for the 1972 Eurovision Song
Contest and three: Beg, Steal or Borrow,
One By One and Songs of Praise
were included on this album, the remaining three were included
on the budget priced Look What They've Done to My Song,
Ma which was also released in 1972.
A
second “Coke” song, The World I Wish For You,
was also listed on this album and two tracks penned by the group,
Peter's very popular: I Can Say You're Beautiful
and a favourite by Marty Kristian: Mystic Queen.
Credits
Produced & arranged by David Mackay
for Leon Henry Poductions Ltd.
Orchestra under the direction of David Mackay
and
Barrie Guard
Recorded
at IBC and Morgan Studios, London
Engineers: Roger Quested, Mike Claydon, John Pantry, Mike Butcher
With thanks to: Terry Britten, Tony Gilbert, Graeme Hall, Tweed
Harris, Jac Holzman, David Macrae, Kevin Peek, Bill Shepherd,
Scott Shukat, Trevor Spencer, Alan Tarney
Never
Ending Song of Love
UK
- Polydor 2383 126
MC 170 066 - 8-track 3820 046
Released June, 1972
Never Ending
Song of Love was simply the Beautiful People album,
repackaged and re-released by Polydor following the switch of
the New Seekers' UK label.
Credits
-
As Beautiful
People
Circles
Polydor
2442 102
MC 3170 078 - 8-track 3820 054
Released September, 1972
(Japan
- Philips RJ-5054)
Credits
Produced & Arranged by David Mackay
for Gem Toby Productions Ltd.
Orchestra
conducted by Barrie Guard and David Mackay
Recorded at IBC and Morgan Studios London
Engineers: Mike Claydon, Andy Knight, Roger Quested and Mike
Butcher
With thanks to: Terry Britten, John Farrar, Barrie Guard, Tony
Harris, Jac Holzman, Tim Kraemer, Dave Macrae, Barry Morgan,
Kevin Peek, Stan Richards, Godfrey Salmon, Scott Shukat, Trevor
Spencer, Alan Tarney
Circles
Elektra
EKS-75034 -
Released 1972
CD - with Elektra Beautiful People Wounded Bird Records WOU 4088
Released 11.11.2008
Credits
Produced & arranged by David Mackay
for Leon Henry Poductions Ltd.
Orchestra under the direction of David Mackay
and
Barrie Guard
Recorded
at IBC and Morgan Studios, London
Engineers: Roger Quested, Mike Claydon, John Pantry, Mike Butcher
With thanks to: Terry Britten, Tony Gilbert, Graeme Hall, Tweed
Harris, Jac Holzman,
David Macrae, Kevin Peek, Bill Shepherd, Scott Shukat, Trevor
Spencer, Alan Tarney
Royal
Albert Hall Recordings
