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The Searchers

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Aliases
Les Searchers
Searchers
Country
United Kingdom
Comments
English Merseybeat group from Liverpool founded as a skiffle group in Liverpool in 1959 by John McNally and Mike Pender. The band took their name from the 1956 John Ford western film "The Searchers". The band had three #1 hits in the UK in 1963 and 1964.
Members
Tony Jackson [GB] (1959-1964)
Frank Allen Bass
Mike Pender
John McNally
Chris Curtis
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Originals

Covers by The Searchers

Title Performer Release date Originally by
July 1963 The Ribbons
October 1963 The Coasters
October 16, 1963 Bob Gibson [US], Glenn Yarbrough
May 1981 John Fogerty
March 19, 1965 Ivory Joe Hunter and His Ivorytones
September 1963 (unknown)
November 26, 1965 The Ronettes
  March 19, 1965 The Tads REC, LaVern Baker - Arranged & Conducted by Jesse Stone REL
1964 The Orlons, Michèle Torr avec Christian Chevallier et son orchestre
1964 The Searchers, Michel Paje
October 16, 1963 The Addrisi Brothers
July 1963 The Crystals [US]
October 16, 1963 The Crickets [US]
Don't Shut Me Out The Searchers 1999 Unverified
April 1964 The Orlons
November 26, 1965 The Bon Bons [US1]
March 19, 1965 Moody and The Deltas
July 1963 Don and Dewey and Their Band
April 1964 Don and Dewey and Their Band
2003 The Buffalo Springfield
November 26, 1965 Ian and Sylvia
April 1964 Carl Perkins - The Rockin Guitar Man
1994 Meister Glee Singers
April 1964 Timmy Shaw
February 1965 Robert Mosley
March 19, 1965 The Butterflys
September 9, 1966 The Everly Brothers
October 1963 Carl Smith
April 1964 Tommy Tucker [US2]
October 1963 The Olympics
October 1963 Bo Diddley
April 1964 The Drifters [US1]
March 19, 1965 The Drifters [US1]
November 26, 1965 Marvin Gaye
November 26, 1965 Fats Domino
April 1964 Merry Clayton - Arranged and conducted by Jack Nitzsche
Jambalaya (On the Bayou) Searchers 2002 Unverified
October 1963 Buddy Holly
March 19, 1965 Shirley & Lee
October 1963 Buddy Holly
April 1964 Jerry Lee Lewis and His Pumping Piano
July 1963 The Clovers
Sampled by Dickie Goodman
June 1980 Ducks Deluxe
March 19, 1965 Lou Johnson
October 1963 Nat Kendricks and The Swans
March 1964 Chuck Berry and His Combo
July 1963 Barrett Strong
1964 Jackie deShannon
Sampled by Megadeth
October 16, 1963 The Chiffons [US1]
  1992 Tony Bennett REC,REL, Ray Bolger & Eileen Herlie PRF
2001 Lew Stone and His Band
October 1963 Fats Domino
April 1964 Don Gibson
May 1981 Big Star
September 1963 Johnny Kidd and The Pirates
May 1981 Moon Martin
April 1964 Hollywood Argyles
October 1963 Harlem Hamfats, Chris Kenner
July 1963 The Everly Brothers
February 1973 Neil Sedaka
July 1964 Barbara Lewis
October 16, 1963 Richie Barrett
March 19, 1965 Chris Kenner
February 1973 The Bee Gees
July 1963 Ben E. King - Arr. & Cond. by Stan Applebaum
March 1964 Chuck Berry
September 1963 Brenda Lee
June 1963 The Drifters [US1]
October 1979 Mickey Jupp
  April 13, 1966 The Rolling Stones REC, The Aranbee Pop Symphony Orchestra REL
November 26, 1965 P.F. Sloan
April 1964 Jackie deShannon
April 1964 Dionne Warwick
March 19, 1965 Jackie deShannon
July 1963 Richie Barrett
July 1963 The Top Notes
October 1968 (unknown)
October 16, 1963 Carl Perkins [US1]
October 6, 1972 Kenny Loggins with Jim Messina
May 1965 Robert Mosley
May 1965 Jackie deShannon
April 1967 The Five Americans
September 1963 Ray Charles
November 1964 Joan Baez
September 1964 Jackie deShannon
July 1963 Pete Seeger
April 1964 Arthur Alexander
November 26, 1965 Ketty Lester

Sampled songs

Releases

Performances also appear on

Title Performer Release date Label
Cover You - A Tribute to the Rolling Stones various artists February 10, 1998 Hip-O Records
Liverpool Beat various artists March 1964 Fontana
Thommy's Christmas Party various artists 1994 Ariola
Twist im "Star-Club", Hamburg various artists September 1963 Philips

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