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Used Vinyl Record

The New Seekers - We'd Like To Teach The World To Sing

The New Seekers - We'd Like To Teach The World To Sing

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The New Seekers' album features the iconic title track, which became a global anthem for peace and unity, originally popularized in a Coca-Cola commercial, blending folk and pop elements with harmonious vocals.

Used Vinyl Record

Special Notes: 1xLP

Condition: Expertly ultrasonic cleaned. Very Good (VG) or better condition. Guaranteed not to skip.

Catalog Number: Elektra - EKS-74115

This Edition Released: 1971

Discogs images show the correct release for this catalog number or UPC. Condition will be VG or better. Inserts may vary or may not be included.

Tracklist

A1: Tonight (2:54)
A2: Too Many Trips To Nowhere (3:02)
A3: Wanderer's Song (2:42)
A4: Boom-Town (4:24)
A5: Evergreen (3:00)
A6: I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) (2:23)
B1: The Nickel Song (3:22)
B2: Lay Me Down (2:46)
B3: No Man's Land (2:03)
B4: Sweet Louise (2:50)
B5: Good Old Fashioned Music (2:54)
B6: Child Of Mine (3:19)

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