Ann Granger The Truth Seeker's Wife

Definitive 2 CD best-of collection from cult Anglo-Australian folk-pop group best known for their international smash hit 'I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing'. In their heyday between 1970-74 they were one of the biggest bands in the world, selling over 25 million records, and this release revisits that period. It includes the aforementioned classic and has been hailed by fans for finally bringing together all their top tunes, including some never before available on CD. 52-tracks in all.

The Singles is a 2003 compilation CD by Australian pop vocal group The New Seekers. This collection of aforementioned singles was released by BR Music.

UK five CD set. One of the biggest selling groups of the '70s have their first eight albums plus a collection of Rarities included on this five disc 127 track clam shell box set. Disc One features their self-titled debut LP and the follow up Keith Potger & The New Seekers, both appearing here on CD for the first time. A bonus is the only UK single by ex-Seekers vocalist Potger. The second CD features the albums Beautiful People (AKA Never Ending Song Of Love) and New Colours. The UK #2 chart album We'd Like To Teach The World To Sing and the #23 Circles are coupled for Disc Three. The fourth disc features the In Concert Live At The Royal Albert Hall double album, again making it's debut on CD. The final disc features the #47 UK hit album Now plus 15 previously non-LP tracks we've called Loose Ends.

UK five CD set. One of the biggest selling groups of the '70s have their first eight albums plus a collection of Rarities included on this five disc 127 track clam shell box set. Disc One features their self-titled debut LP and the follow up Keith Potger & The New Seekers, both appearing here on CD for the first time. A bonus is the only UK single by ex-Seekers vocalist Potger. The second CD features the albums Beautiful People (AKA Never Ending Song Of Love) and New Colours. The UK #2 chart album We'd Like To Teach The World To Sing and the #23 Circles are coupled for Disc Three. The fourth disc features the In Concert Live At The Royal Albert Hall double album, again making it's debut on CD. The final disc features the #47 UK hit album Now plus 15 previously non-LP tracks we've called Loose Ends.

UK collection from the North London mod act led by duo Frank Aiello and Steve Jameson, the latter a Stamford Hill mod alongside Marc Bolan. The band was managed from 1966 by David Nicolson and Ken Pitt, who also had David Bowie in the stable of artists. Tracks benefitted from fine collaborators including arranger Johnny Harris, musicians Alan Price and Mitch Mitchell on 'Jailer Bring Me Water', Big Jim Sullivan on several tracks including the double electric guitar parts on 'Old Ma Brown', and Jimmy Page on 'Sueno' and 'I Can't Make It Alone'. Further standout tracks include the driving and punchy 'Who's Wrong', the high octane version of 'Hey Gyp', and the mod club rocker 'Baby You Got It'. Sleeve notes include new interviews with Jameson, Aiello and Nicolson and photos from their archives. Frank Aiello later joined Cozy Powell to form Bedlam in the '70s, at which time Steve Jameson scored a Northern Soul hit as Nosmo King before switching to a long career in comedy.

Ann Peebles once described herself as "99 pounds of natural-born goodness and 99 pounds of soul!" As this definitive 44 track 2-disc set demonstrates, she is all of that and more. Includes all of her R&B chart singles, including the classic "I Can't Stand the Rain".