Ten Storeys High is released by David and Jonathan (Columbia DB8035). The number was composed whilst in America working for Coca Cola, at their 15th storey apartment, on Third Avenue.

David and Jonathan make a trip to Germany to appear on the Beat Club TV show. They perform Ten Storey's High and Lovers Of The World Unite.

The British comedy group The Barron Knights release a single with a medley of hits entitled Under New Management (Columbia DB 8071), which climbs to No.15 in the UK charts. The single contains alternative lyrics to the David & Jonathan hit Lovers Of The World Unite

The Dutch group Cats

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, release What A Crazy Life (Imperial IH 709 ) penned by Cook and Greenaway. It was this song that catapulted the group to overnight success and it put them at the top of the Dutch pop charts. They followed this success with a number of hits penned by the two Roger's including Sure He's A Cat (IH 733 ), What Is The World Coming To (IH 759 ) and Turn Around And Start Again (IH 781 ).

David and Jonathan release Scarlet Ribbons (Columbia DB 8167 ) penned by Danzig and Segal and produced by George Martin. The flip-side Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen By The Sea was penned by Hoffman and Manning and produced by Mike Vickers

David and Jonathan release their second album The Best Of' (Columbia C 1030

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). Produced by George Martin it is only available in Germany. The album featured 12 tracks including The Magic Book , Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart , Green Grass and Lovers Of The World Unite 

David and Jonathan release (Stateside only) their own version of The Magic Book (Capitol 5777 ). The flip-side, Time, is penned by George Martin. Both songs are produced by George Martin and directed by Reg Guest.