• Chart Position: 13 Written by Bill Backer, Billy Davis, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway Vocals: Lorri Ham, Joelle McDermott, Billy, Frank and [...]

  I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony) – Hillside Singers

  September 6, 2019
• Chart Position: 7 Originally recorded by Hillside Singers (1972) Written by Bill Backer, Billy Davis, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway Vocals: Eve [...]

  I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing – New Seekers

  January 18, 2019
• Chart Position: 7 Written by Roger Greenaway and Roger Cook Lead vocals: Rod Allen Backing vocals: Shel Macrae Guitar: Barry Pritchard Recorded [...]

  You’ve Got Your Troubles – Fortunes

  July 2, 2016
• Chart Position: 29 Originally recorded by David and Jonathan (1967) Written by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway Lead vocals: Brian Keith English [...]

  Softly Whispering I Love You – English Congregation

  January 3, 2016

• Chart Position: 18 Written by Roger Cook and Bobby Wood Produced by Allen Reynolds Originally recorded by Marmalade (1978) Also recorded by Kikki [...]

  Talking in Your Sleep – Crystal Gayle

  August 5, 2011
• Chart Position: 15 Lead vocals: Rod Allen Written by Roger Greenaway and Roger Cook Guitar: Barry Pritchard Backing vocals: Shel Macrae, George [...]

  Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again – Fortunes

  December 18, 2009
• Chart Position: 2 #24 bestseller for 1972 Lead vocals: Allan Clarke Written by Allan Clarke, Roger Greenaway and Roger Cook Clarke left the band [...]

  Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress – Hollies

  July 7, 2009
• Chart Position: NR Written by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway Produced by Roger Greenaway Recorded in London U.K.

  Lovin’ You Baby – White Plains

  October 10, 1970

• Chart Position: 13 Written and produced by Roger Greenaway and Roger Cook Recorded in London U.K. Lead vocals: Tony Burrows Keyboards: Pete [...]

  My Baby Loves Lovin’ – White Plains

  June 4, 1970
• Chart Position: 9 Pipkins are Tony Burrows and Roger Greenaway Vocals: Tony Burrows and Roger Greenaway Written by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway [...]

  Gimme Dat Ding – Pipkins

  June 1, 1970