Meet the Searchers
by The Searchers
- Type: Album
- Released: August 1963
- Label: Pye
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:03:51
- Community rating: 3.6/5 from 3 ratings
Artists on this release: Tony Jackson, Chris Curtis, John McNally, Mike Pender
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Emerging alongside The Beatles in the fertile Liverpool scene, The Searchers established themselves with jangly guitars and impeccable vocal harmonies. Their energetic debut perfectly encapsulates the optimistic, harmony-driven sound of early Merseybeat pop.
Genres
Descriptors: melodic, jangly, infectious, dance, cover
Tracklist
- Sweets for My Sweet (2:28)
- Alright (2:09)
- Love Potion No. 9 (2:05)
- Farmer John (1:59)
- Stand By Me (3:28)
- Money (That's What I Want) (2:47)
- Da Doo Ron Ron (2:25)
- Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (2:05)
- Since You Broke My Heart (2:50)
- Tricky Dicky (2:08)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone (2:57)
- Twist and Shout (2:45)
- It's All Been a Dream (1:49)
- Liebe ("Money" in German) (2:46)
- Farmer John (1:59)
- Mais C'etait Un Reve ("It's All Been a Dream" in French) (1:50)
- Sweets for My Sweet (2:29)
- Alright (2:09)
- Love Potion Number Nine (2:05)
- Farmer John (2:00)
- Stand By Me (3:33)
- Money (That's What I Want) (2:49)
- Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (2:13)
- Since You Broke My Heart (2:53)
- Tricky Dicky (2:10)
- Twist and Shout (2:48)
Credits
- The Searchers - primary artist
- Chris Curtis - drums, vocals
- Mike Pender - lead guitar, vocals
- Tony Jackson - lead vocals, bass guitar
- John McNally - rhythm guitar, vocals
- Doc Pomus - written-by
- Mort Shuman - written-by
- Jerry Ross - written-by
- Lester Vanadore - written-by
- Leiber & Stoller - written-by
- Dewey Terry - written-by
- Don "Sugarcane" Harris - written-by
- Dean Beard - written-by
- Ray Doggett - written-by
- Slim Willet - written-by
- Berry Gordy - written-by
- Janie Bradford - written-by
- Spector, Greenwich & Barry - written-by
- James Marcus Smith - written-by
- Don Everly - written-by
- Pete Seeger - written-by
- Bert Russell - written-by
- Phil Medley - written-by