The Seekers are an Australian folk music group that formed in Melbourne in 1962. The group consisted of Judith Durham on vocals, Keith Potger on 12-string guitar, Bruce Woodley on guitar and vocals, and Athol Guy on double bass and vocals.

The Seekers rose to international fame in the mid-1960s with hits such as "I'll Never Find Another You," "A World of Our Own," "The Carnival Is Over," and "Georgy Girl." Their music was characterized by their distinctive vocal harmonies and folk-inspired instrumentation.

The group's success was not limited to Australia, as they achieved significant chart success in the UK and the US. They were the first Australian group to top the UK charts with "I'll Never Find Another You" and "The Carnival Is Over." In 1967, the group was named Australians of the Year, and they continue to be regarded as one of Australia's most successful and iconic musical acts.

The Seekers have undergone various lineup changes over the years, with Judith Durham leaving the group in the late 1960s to pursue a solo career. However, the group has continued to tour and record with different members, and they remain popular among folk music enthusiasts around the world.

Folk-rock group from Australia...for Loren Marz. -GSH

• Keith Potger - guitar/vocals - b. March 2, 1941, Colombo, Sri Lanka - formerly with The Trinamics.
• Athol Guy - bass/vocals - b. January 5, 1940, Victoria, Australia - formerly with The Ramblers.
• Bruce Woodley - guitar/vocals - b. July 25, 1942, Melbourne, Australia.
• Ken Ray - vocals

• Keith Potger - guitar/vocals
• Athol Guy - bass/vocals
• Bruce Woodley - guitar/vocals
• Judith Durham - vocals - b. July 3, 1943, Melbourne, Australia.

1. "Introducing The Seekers"
2. "The Seekers"
3. "Hide and Seekers"
4. "A World of Our Own" (1965)
5. "Come the Day" (1966) (released as "Georgy Girl" in the U.S.) - Single: "Georgy Girl"
6. "Seekers Seen in Green" (1967)
7. "The Seekers Live at the Talk of the Town" (live) (1968)
8. "Historic 1968 BBC Farewell" (live) (1999)

• Keith Potger - guitar/vocals
• Athol Guy - bass/vocals
• Bruce Woodley - guitar/vocals
• Louisa Wisseling - vocals

1. "The Seekers"
2. "Giving And Taking"

• Keith Potger - guitar/vocals
• Athol Guy - bass/vocals
• Bruce Woodley - guitar/vocals
• Julie Anthony - vocals

1. "The Best Of The Seekers Today" (1988)

• Keith Potger - guitar/vocals
• Athol Guy - bass/vocals
• Bruce Woodley - guitar/vocals
• Judith Durham - vocals

1. "25 Year Reunion Celebration Live" (1993)
2. "Future Road" (1997)

1. "Capitol Collectors Series" (1992)
2. "Carnival Of Hits" (1997)
3. "Treasure Chest" (3-CDs) (1997)
4. "The Seekers Complete" (5-CD box set) (1997)
5. "The Very Best Of The Seekers" (1998)

1. "For Christmas With Love" (1968)
2. "Gift Of Song" (1970)
3. "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" (1970)
4. "Here Am I" (1972)
5. "Australia's Own Judith Durham" (1972)
6. "Judith Durham And The Hottest Band In Town" (1973)
7. "Judith Durham And The Hottest Band In Town, Volume 2" (1974)
8. "The Hot Jazz Duo - Live In Concert" (1979) (with Ron Edgeworth)
9. "Let Me Find Love" (1994)
10. "Mona Lisas" (1996)
11. "Always There" (1997)

1. "The Roaring Days"
2. "Just Good Friends"
3. "I Am Australian" (1987)

• The World Of The Seekers
• Patrick's Judith Durham & The Seekers Web Page