I'll Never Find Another You by The Seekers

Album: Live at the Talk of the Town (1965)

Charted: 1 4

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This was written by Tom Springfield, Dusty Springfield's brother and band mate of the English folk group The Springfields. After The Springfields disbanded, Dusty began a successful career in Pop and Soul music, while Tom began a career as a songwriter. He wrote most of the Seekers' identifiable material during the '60s.
This was the biggest-selling single in Britain of 1965. It reached #1 in the Seekers' native Australia and it became the first song by an Australian group to reach #1 outside of Australia.
The first time this appeared on an album was 1968 when the Seekers released Live at the Talk of the Town.
In 1967, this was a #1 Country hit (which also reached #97 on the US pop charts) for Country singer Sonny James. >>
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Comments: 11

Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn August 31st 1969, Sonny James performed "I'll Never Find Another You" on the CBS-TV program 'Hee Haw'...
Two years earlier in 1967 it peaked at #1 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart; it was the second in a string of an amazing sixteen #1 records on the country chart by Mr. James...
The #1s started with "Need You" in 1967 and ended with "Here Comes Honey Again" in 1971...
'The Southern Gentleman' celebrated his 87th birthday three months ago May 1st {2015}.
Esskayess from Dallas, TxA college roommate of mine almost ruined this one for me, saying that certain fraternaties there should replace the word "you" with "ewe."
Peter Steele from Medicine Hat Ab, AbThis is my favorite song of all time...I cry EVERYTIME that I hear it...the melody goes right through my body and I stop everything I am doing when I hear this song...if I ever get married this will be my Wedding Song
Sara from Eckerty, InI first heard this song when I was 10 years old, it remains one of my favorite.
Tony from Levittown, PaHello,
Judith Durham is my favorite singer ever. And as two other people have stated here, she is incredibly Blessed with the best voice of any woman I have ever heard or ever will here, at least on this planet. Thank you.
Charlie from Cape Girardeau, MoDitto the previous comments about Judith Durham and chord structure. The harmonies and the nice 12-string guitar riff make this a hauntingly beautiful song.
Vicki from Houston, TxJudith has the most beautiful voice, she is blessed to sound like that.
Derek from Cambridge, New ZealandJudith Durham was a legend ,and still is! Her voice is superb, and summed up the 60s in the UK. Always makes me think of Carnaby Street and the King's Road in Chelsea, London.
Jim from Adelaide, AustraliaThe chord structure has a hymnal quality, when one analyzes it technically. The lyrics may give a clue as well - new world, long journey, stay by my side.
Howard from St. Louis Park, MnJudith Durham put a lot into the song. She was also the key to Georgy Girl becoming The Seekers biggest hit.
Johnny from Bridgeport, OhGreat,song,greatlyrics.Judith Durham got the best voice of any women I ever heard.She can really belt it out like no other.You should here her sing 'Danny Boy'