The Dave Clark Five discography

The Dave Clark Five were an English pop rock band which became famous as part of the British Invasion of beat music groups in the early-mid 1960s. In only two years (1964-1965), they released 7 studio albums of mostly original material, which was and still is very unique.

The Dave Clark Five discography
The Dave Clark Five on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1966. From left: Denis Payton, Dave Clark, Mike Smith, Rick Huxley, and Lenny Davidson.
Studio albums28
Singles75

Studio albums

UK albums

Year Album details Peak chart positions
UK[1]
1964 A Session with The Dave Clark Five 3
1965 Catch Us If You Can
  • Label: Columbia SX 1756
8
1967 Greatest Hits
  • Label: Columbia SX 6105
1968 Everybody Knows
  • Label: Columbia SX 6207
1969 5 by 5 = GO!
  • Label: Columbia SX 6309
1970 If Somebody Loves You
  • Label: Columbia SCX 6437
1970 The Best of the Dave Clark Five
  • Label: EMI Starline SRS 5037
1971 Good Old Rock n' Roll
  • Label: EMI Starline SRS 5090
1972 Dave Clark and Friends
  • Label: Columbia SCX 6494
1978 25 Thumping Great Hits 7
1993 Glad All Over Again
  • Label: EMI 89249
28
2008 The Hits
  • Label: Universal UMTV 001FNCDP6
15
2020 All The Hits
  • Label: BMG CAT408CD
10

Canadian Albums

Year 1965 (release date: January 11) Album Details: Title: "Across Canada with the Dave Clark Five" Label: Capitol T-6103 (High Fidelity Mono) Recorded in England.[2] Track list: Side A Side B

  1. Anyway You Want It Say You Want Me
  2. I Can't Stop Loving You When
  3. I Can't Stand It Don't You Know
  4. What Is There To Say To Me
  5. Everybody Knows (I Still Love You) It's Not True
  6. Crying Over You

U.S. albums

Year Album details Peak chart positions Notes
US Cash.
1964 Glad All Over
  • Label: Epic (LN 24093/BN 26093)
3 6 Original album covers show the DC5 without instruments, later replaced with a photo including instruments
The Dave Clark Five Return!
  • Label: Epic (LN 24104/BN 26104)
5 7
American Tour
  • Label: Epic (LN 24117/BN 26117)
11 16 Shown as "American Tour Volume 1" on the record labels
Coast to Coast
  • Label: Epic (LN 24128/BN 26128)
6 10
1965 Weekend in London
  • Label: Epic (LN 24139/BN 26139)
24 24
Having a Wild Weekend
  • Label: Epic (LN 24162/BN 26162)
15 11 Only four of twelve tracks from the LP are featured in the film
I Like It Like That
  • Label: Epic (LN 24178/BN 26178)
32 41
1966 The Dave Clark Five's Greatest Hits
  • Label: Epic (LN 24185/BN 26185)
9 7
Try Too Hard
  • Label: Epic (LN 24198/BN 26198)
77 25
Satisfied with You
  • Label: Epic (LN 24212/BN 26212)
127 85
More Greatest Hits
  • Label: Epic (LN 24221/BN 26221)
103 49 Stereo versions of 26093 through 26221 are in rechanneled stereo
1967 5 by 5
  • Label: Epic (LN 24236/BN 26236)
119 66
You Got What It Takes
  • Label: Epic (LN 24312/BN 26312)
149 77
1968 Everybody Knows
  • Label: Epic (LN 24354/BN 26354)
Stereo versions of 26236 through 26354 are in true stereo
1971 The Dave Clark Five
  • Label: Epic (EG30434)
Double album compilation of 20 true stereo tracks
1975 Glad All Over Again
  • Label: Epic (KEG 33459)
Compilation of 17 charted hits plus three non-LP tracks, all in mono
1993 History of The Dave Clark Five 127 Available as a double CD, or double cassette.

Singles

UK/Australian singles

SingleLabel & No.UK[1] CANNZ[A]AUSSERelease Month
"Chaquita"
B-side: "In Your Heart"
Ember 156 August 1962
"First Love"
B-side: "I Walk the Line"
Piccadilly 35088 December 1962
"I Knew It All the Time"
B-side: "That's What I Said"
Piccadilly 35500 February 1963
"The Mulberry Bush"
B-side: "Chaquita"
Columbia DB 7011 March 1963
"Do You Love Me"
B-side: "Doo Dah"
Columbia DB 711230 October 1963
"Glad All Over"
B-side: "I Know You"
Columbia DB 71541 232November 1963
"Bits and Pieces"
B-side: "All of the Time"
Columbia DB 72102 147February 1964
"Can't You See That She's Mine"
B-side: "Because"
Columbia DB 729110 5 (b-side: 3)1311May 1964
"Thinking of You Baby"
B-side: "Whenever You're Around"
Columbia DB 733526 4810August 1964
"Any Way You Want It"
B-side: "Crying over You"
Columbia DB 737725 777October 1964
"Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)"
B-side: "Say You Want Me"
Columbia DB 745337 21January 1965
"Reelin' and Rockin'"
B-side: "Little Bitty Pretty One"
Columbia DB 750324 10127March 1965
"Come Home"
B-side: "Your Turn to Cry"
Columbia DB 758016 31May 1965
"I Like It Like That"[B]
B-side: "Hurting Inside"
Columbia DO-4592 312July 1965
"Catch Us If You Can"
B-side: "On the Move"
Columbia DB 75805 5189July 1965
"Over and Over"
B-side: "I'll Be Yours (My Love)"
Columbia DB 764445 13242November 1965
"Try Too Hard"
B-side: "All Night Long"
Columbia DB 7863 51674February 1966
"At the Scene"[B]
B-side: "I Miss You"
Columbia DO-4669 11934March 1966
"Look Before You Leap"
B-side: "Please Tell Me Why"
Columbia DB 790950 (b-side: 5)May 1966
"Nineteen Days"
B-side: "I Need Love"
Columbia DB 8028 2314October 1966
"You Got What It Takes"
B-side: "Sitting Here Baby"
Columbia DB 815228 734615March 1967
"Tabatha Twitchit"
B-side: "Man in the Pin Striped Suit"
Columbia DB 8194 258July 1967
"You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby"[B]
B-side: "Pumping"
Columbia DO-5005 3788July 1967
"A Little Bit Now"[B]
B-side: "You Don't Play Me Around"
Columbia DO-???? 96September 1967
"Everybody Knows"
B-side: "Concentration Baby"
Columbia DB 82862 642November 1967
"No One Can Break a Heart Like You"
B-side: "You Don't Want My Lovin'"
Columbia DB 834228 February 1968
"The Red Balloon"
B-side: "Maze of Love"
Columbia DB 84657 85110September 1968
"Live in the Sky"
B-side: "Children"
Columbia DB 850539 13November 1968
"The Mulberry Tree"
B-side: "Small Talk"
Columbia DB 8545 11February 1969
"Put a Little Love in Your Heart"
B-side: "34-06"
Columbia DB 862431 9411October 1969
"Good Old Rock 'n' Roll"
B-side: "One Night" / "Lawdy Miss Clawdy"
Columbia DB 86387 92December 1969
"Everybody Get Together"
B-side: "Darling, I Love You"
Columbia DB 86608 5March 1970
"Julia"
B-side: "Five by Five"
Columbia DB 8681 April 1970
"Here Comes Summer"
B-side: "Break Down and Cry"
Columbia DB 868944 July 1970
"More Good Old Rock 'n' Roll"
B-side: "Raining in My Heart" / "Memphis Tennessee"
Columbia DB 872434 November 1970
"Southern Man"
B-side: "If You Wanna See Me Cry"
Columbia DB 8749 December 1970
"Won't You Be My Lady?"
B-side: "Into Your Life"
Columbia DB 8791 36June 1971
"Draggin' the Line"
B-side: "One Eyed, Blue Suited, Gun Totin' Man"
(released as "Dave Clark & Friends")
Columbia DB 8834 October 1971
"Rub It In"
B-side: "I'm Sorry Baby"
(released as "Dave Clark & Friends")
Columbia DB 8907 July 1972
"Sweet City Woman"
B-side: "Love Comes But Once"
(released as "Dave Clark & Friends")
EMI 2013 March 1973
"Sha-Na-Na-Na (Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye)"
B-side: "I Don't Know"
(released as "Dave Clark & Friends")
EMI 2082 October 1973
"Glad All Over" (EP reissue)EMI CDEMCT 837 May 1993
  • A ^ New Zealand did not have an official national music chart until 1966.
  • B ^ Australia only.

U.S. singles

A-side
(B-sides from same album as A-sides except where indicated)
Label & No.Billboard
Hot 100
CashboxChart/release monthAlbumNotes
"I Walk The Line"
B-side: "First Love"
Laurie 31881963Non-album tracksReissued in 1964 on Rust 5078
"Chaquita"
B-side: "In Your Heart"
Jubilee 54761964
"Glad All Over"
B-side: "I Know You"
Epic 965665February 1964Glad All OverWritten by Clark and Smith
First million seller (gold disc)[3]
"Bits and Pieces"
B-side: "All of the Time"
Epic 967144April 1964Written by Clark and Smith – second gold disc[3]
"I Knew It All the Time"
B-side: "That's What I Said"
Congress 2125373April 1964Non-album tracks
"Do You Love Me"
B-side: "Chaquita"
Epic 9678118May 1964Glad All OverThird gold disc. Written by B. Gordy Jr.[3]
"Can't You See That She's Mine"
B-side: "No Time To Lose" (from Glad All Over)
Epic 969244June 1964The Dave Clark Five Return!Written by Clark and Smith – fourth gold disc[3]
"Because"
B-side: "Theme Without a Name" (from Return!)
Epic 970437August 1964American TourWritten by Clark – fifth gold disc[3]
"Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)"
B-side: "Ol' Sol" (from American Tour)
Epic 97221522October 1964Coast to CoastWritten by Clark and Davidson
"Any Way You Want It"
B-side: "Crying Over You"
Epic 9739149November 1964Written by Clark – sixth gold disc award[3]
"Come Home"
B-side: "Your Turn to Cry"
Epic 97631413February 1965Weekend in LondonWritten by Clark and Smith
"Reelin' and Rockin'"
B-side: "I'm Thinking" (from Weekend in London)
Epic 97862315April 1965More Greatest HitsWritten by Chuck Berry
"I Like It Like That"
B-side: "Hurting Inside" (from Weekend in London)
Epic 981176June 1965I Like It Like ThatSeventh gold disc
Written by C. Kenner and A. Toussaint.[3]
"Catch Us If You Can"
B-side: "On The Move"
Epic 983346August 1965Having a Wild WeekendWritten by Clark and Davidson
Eighth million seller[3]
"Over and Over"
B-side: "I'll Be Yours (My Love)" (from I Like It Like That)
Epic 986311November 1965The Dave Clark Five's Greatest HitsIssued with standard and promo picture sleeves
Ninth gold disc. Written by R. Byrd.[3]
"At the Scene"
B-side: "I Miss You" (from History of the Dave Clark Five)
Epic 98821813February 1966More Greatest HitsB-side lead vocal by Denis Payton
"Try Too Hard"
B-side: "All Night Long" (from More Greatest Hits)
Epic 100041210April 1966Try Too HardWritten by Clark and Smith
"Please Tell Me Why"
B-side: "Look Before You Leap"
Epic 100312818June 1966Satisfied With YouWritten by Clark and Smith
"Satisfied with You"
B-side: "Don't Let Me Down" (from More Greatest Hits)
Epic 100535051August 1966Written by Clark and Payton
"Nineteen Days"
B-side: "Sitting Here Baby"
Epic 100764845October 19665 By 5Written by Clark and Payton
"I've Got to Have a Reason"
B-side: "Good Time Woman" (from Glad All Over Again: The Dave Clark Five's All-Time Greatest Hits)
Epic 101144455January 1967You Got What It TakesWritten by Clark and Davidson
"You Got What It Takes"
B-side: "Doctor Rhythm"
Epic 1014478April 1967
"You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby"
B-side: "Man in the Pin Striped Suit" (Non-album track)
Epic 101793535June 1967Everybody KnowsWritten by Harry Warren and Johnny Mercer
"A Little Bit Now"
B-side: "You Don't Play Me Around" (from You Got What It Takes)
Epic 102096752August 1967
"Red and Blue"
B-side: "Concentration Baby"
Epic 102448969November 1967Written by Clark and Davidson
"Everybody Knows"
B-side: "Inside and Out"
Epic 102654341December 1967A-side lead vocal by Lenny Davidson
"Please Stay"
B-side: "Forget" (from Glad All Over Again: The Dave Clark Five's All-Time Greatest Hits)
Epic 1032511596May 1968Non-album tracks
"The Red Balloon"
B-side: "Maze of Love" (from History of The Dave Clark Five)
Epic 10375September 1968A-side lead vocal by Dave Clark
"Paradise (Is Half as Nice)"
B-side: "34-06"
Epic 10476104March 1969
"If Somebody Loves You"
B-side: "Best Day's Work" (from History of The Dave Clark Five)
Epic 10509July 1969
"Bring It on Home to Me"
B-side: "Darling, I Love You"
Epic 10547November 1969
"Here Comes Summer"
B-side: "Five by Five" (Non-album track)
Epic 10635135February 1970Glad All Over Again: The Dave Clark Five's All-Time Greatest Hits
"Good Old Rock 'n' Roll Medley"
B-side: "One Night/Lawdy Miss Clawdy"
Epic 10684June 1970Non-album tracksIncludes: "Rock and Roll Music", "Blueberry Hill", "Good Golly Miss Molly", "My Blue Heaven", "Keep A Knockin'", "Loving You"
"Southern Man"
B-side: "If You Wanna See Me Cry"
Epic 10704January 1971
"Won't You Be My Lady?"
B-side: "Into Your Life"
Epic 10768August 1971
"Rub It In"
B-side: "I'm Sorry Baby"
Epic 108941972Shown as "Dave Clark & Friends", featuring only
Clark and Smith from the original group
  • Most of the U.S. singles were issued with picture sleeves. Charted singles that did not include picture sleeves include "Bits And Pieces", "Do You Love Me", "Any Way You Want It", "Reelin' & Rockin'", "Red and Blue" and "Please Stay".
  • The group released two different songs with the title "Everybody Knows"; the first in 1964, the second in 1967. The 1964 single was a bigger hit in America, reaching #15/#22 in the Billboard/Cashbox charts, the 1967 song charted at #43/#41. In the UK the latter was by far the bigger hit, reaching #2, the former reaching #37.
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References

  1. Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. pp. 108/9. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
  2. http://www.capitol6000.com/daveclark5.html
  3. Murrells, Joseph (1978). The Book of Golden Discs (2nd ed.). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. pp. 157/8, 173 & 188. ISBN 0-214-20512-6.
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