The Dave Clark Five U.S. Vinyl Discography

The Dave Clark Five were one of the steadier Invasion groups experiencing few personnel changes. They followed hot on the heals of the Beatles with their smash hit “Glad All Over” which caught our attention in the U.S. waking us up to the fact that maybe something else was going on in the U.K. With the DC Five it was all about hit records and when the hits quit coming Mike and Dave turned to the front end of the business and did quite well. POST INVASION: The DC Five had one post LP – “The History of The Dave Clark Five” which charted in 1993 just barely – peaking at #127.

Cash Box August 15th, 1964

Cash Box September 5th, 1964

Cash Box October 31st, 1964

Cash Box December 12th, 1964

Dave Clark Five U.S. 45’s & 7-Inch Recordings

December, 1963 – Glad All Over – Charted Number 6

March, 1964 – Bits and Pieces – Charted Number 4

April, 1964 – DJV1O – DJV2X

April, 1964 – I Knew It All The Time – Charted Number 53

April, 1964 – Do You Love Me – Charted Number 11

May, 1964 – XX

May, 1964 – Can’t You See That’s She’s Mine – Charted Number 4

July, 1964 – Because – Charted Number 4

September, 1964 – Everybody Knows – Charted Number 15

October, 1964 – X

November, 1964 – Any Way You Want It – Charted Number 14

1965 – O

January, 1965 – X

January, 1965 – Come Home – Charted Number 11

April, 1965 – DJX – Reelin’ And Rockin’ – Charted Number 23 – I’m Thinking – Charted Number 128

June, 1965 – I Like It Like That – Charted Number 7

August, 1965 – Catch Us If You Can – Charted Number 4

October, 1965 – X

October, 1965 – Over and Over – Charted Number 1 for one week

November, 1965 – XX

1966 – O

1966 – XX

1966 – O

January, 1966 – At The Scene – Charted Number 18

March, 1966 – O

March, 1966 – Try To Hard – Charted Number 12

May, 1966 – Please Tell Me Why – Charted Number 28 – Look Before You Leap – Charted Number 101

July, 1966 – Satisfied With You – Charted Number 50

September, 1966 – Nineteen Days – Charted Number 48

December, 1966 – I’ve To To Have A Reason – Charted Number 44

Epic 5-10144 – You Got What It Takes – Charted Number 7 – Doctor Rhythm – April 1st, 1967

1967 – Epic 10265/10260 – Everybody Knows b/w Best of Both Worlds (by Lulu) – Promotional Release

March, 1967 – You’ve Got What It Takes – Charted Number 7

May, 1967 – You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby – Charted Number 35

July, 1967 – A Little Bit Now – Charted Number 67

October, 1967 – Red and Blue – Charted Number 89

November, 1967 – Everybody Knows – Charted Number 43 (not the same song as one above)

1967 – O

April, 1968 – Please Stay – Charted Number 115

Epic 5-10375 – The Red Balloon/Haze of Love – August, 1968

May, 1969 – PSO/RECX

July, 1969 – XX

December, 1969 – DJX – O

November, 1963 – UK

U.K. & U.S. CHARTS

Dave Clark Five U.S. Long Plays

“Glad All Over” – Epic 26093 – Charted April, 1964 – 32 Weeks – Peaks #3

Released with two different covers – with the “no instruments” version being the scarce one

Stereo Issue – Glad All Over

“The Dave Clark Five Return” – Epic 26104 – Charted June, 1964 – 22 Weeks – Peaks #5

Stereo Issue – Return!

“American Tour” – Epic 26117 – Charted August, 1964 – 28 Weeks – Peaks #11

Stereo Issue – American Tour

“Get Yourself a College Girl” – MGM 4273 – Released 1964 – Did Not Chart

The Dave Clark Five made their way into this motion picture with The Animals – Movie poster featuring the Five shown

“Coast To Coast” – Epic 26128 – Charted January, 1965 – 21 Weeks – Peaks #6

Stereo Issue – Coast To Coast

“Weekend In London” – Epic 26139 – Charted April, 1965 – 23 Weeks – Peaks #24

“Ed Rudy with New U.S. Tour” – INS Radio News 1005 – Released 1965 – Did Not Chart

“Having A Wild Weekend” – Epic 26178 (soundtrack) – Charted August, 1965 – 21 Weeks – Peaks #15

The Movie “Catch us If You Can” was released in 1965 and featured the corresponding track from “Having a Wild Weekend” – another Dave Clark motion picture

Stereo Issue – Having a Wild Weekend

“I Like It Like That” – Epic 26178 – Charted December, 1965 – 16 Weeks – Peaks #32

Stereo Issue – I Like It Like That

The following LP’s were released by parent record company “Modern Records” which was owned by the Bihari brothers. These DC 5 releases were on their budget labels, “Crown” and “Custom” basing everything on just two tracks acquired by the company from the Dave Clark Five. The remainder of these track were attributed to the non-existent “Playbacks” who in actuality were the work of artist/composer Jerry Cole and session musicians

“The Dave Clark Five & The Playbacks” – Crown 400 (Stereo) – Released 1965 – Did Not Chart NEED BACK COVER

“The Dave Clark Five & The Playbacks” – Crown 5400 (Mono) – Released 1965 – Did Not Chart

“The Dave Clark Five & The Playbacks” – Crown 473 – Released 1965 – Did Not Chart

“The Dave Clark Five & The Playbacks” – Crown 644 – Released 1965 – Did Not Chart

“The Dave Clark Five & The Playbacks – Custom 1096 – This LP is listed in the Collector’s LP Guide but so far I have not located a U.S. copy – only a Canadian