Formed in Melbourne, Australia, in 1962, The Seekers began as a harmony-driven folk group built around the distinct lead voice of Judith Durham, with Athol Guy, Bruce Woodley, and Keith Potger shaping a sound that quickly stood apart from other early sixties vocal groups. The members initially came together through Melbourne’s folk scene, recording homemade tapes and performing locally before traveling to the United Kingdom in late 1963, a move that proved decisive for their international breakthrough. Their early reputation was built on precise vocal arrangements and a repertoire that blended traditional folk material with contemporary songwriting. The group’s commercial The post Top 10 Songs By The Seekers appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.