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The Bachelors
The Bachelors, originally known as The Harmonichords, were an Irish music group
formed in Dublin. The founding members were Conleth Cluskey, Declan Cluskey, and
John Stokes, who began their musical journey together in 1957 as a classically
styled instrumental harmonica act. Their breakthrough came when they changed
their name to The Bachelors at the suggestion of Dick Rowe from Decca Records in
1960. Throughout the 1960s, The Bachelors achieved significant chart success
with eight top-ten singles in the UK, including "Diane", which reached number
one in 1964, and "The Sound of Si...
I BelieveThe Bachelors
K-Tel Presents The Bachelors - Rock N Roll History
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The Sound of SilenceThe Bachelors
Way Back to Paradise
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DianeThe Bachelors
K-Tel Presents The Bachelors - Rock N Roll History
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WhisperingThe Bachelors
K-Tel Presents The Bachelors - Rock N Roll History
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I Wouldn't Trade You For the WorldThe Bachelors
Back Again
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Danny BoyThe Bachelors
The Bachelors Selected Favorites
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