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Sample tracks and buy
| No. | Track Name | Artist |
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| 1 | I Wouldn't Trade You For the World | The Bachelors |
| 2 | Diane | The Bachelors |
| 3 | Marie | The Bachelors |
| 4 | The Unicorn | The Bachelors |
| 5 | Ramona | The Bachelors |
| 6 | Charmaine | The Bachelors |
| 7 | Marta | The Bachelors |
| 8 | I Believe | The Bachelors |
| 9 | Danny Boy | The Bachelors |
| 10 | Maggie | The Bachelors |
| 11 | Whispering | The Bachelors |
| 12 | Love Me With All Your Heart | The Bachelors |
| 13 | Stay | The Bachelors |
| 14 | I Need Love | The Bachelors |
| 15 | Key To My Heart | The Bachelors |
| 16 | The Sound of Silence | The Bachelors |
| 17 | Rose of Tralee | The Bachelors |
| 18 | No Arms Can Ever Hold You | The Bachelors |
| 19 | He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother | The Bachelors |
| 20 | You'll Never Walk Alone | The Bachelors |
Did you know
“The Harmonichords” changed their name to “The Bachelors” in 1962 at the suggestion of Dick Rowe, A&R at Decca Records, who reportedly recommended the name “because that’s the kind of boy a girl likes.”
About The Bachelors
The Bachelors were an Irish pop band of the 1960s consisting of brothers Conleth (b.March 3, 1941) and Declan Clusky (b. December 12, 1942) and John Stokes (b. August 13, 1940). They began as an instrumental act playing harmonicas and called the Harmonichords or Harmony Chords in 1958, but turned to singing after a tour of England in 1959. They signed to Decca Records in the U.K and scored their first hit, “Charmaine” (number six, 1963). Their biggest hit was “Diane” which went to number one in England and number ten in America in 1964; they continued to chart with new records through 1967 and maintained the original group on the cabaret circuit until a messy split between Stokes and the Cluskys in 1984.