Roger James Cooke
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 Cliff Richard
records Cook and Greenaway's High and
Dry  . The song is the flip side to Cliff's Eurovision Song Contest entry, Congratulations (Columbia DB8376).
It climbs to the top spot in the UK charts (Wednesday 20th March 1968).
 The two Rogers announce that David and Jonathan will be splitting up, but will continue their songwriting career together.
 Dorian Gray releases Cook and Greenaway's I've Got You On My Mind (Parlophone R
5667 ). It reaches No.35 in the UK charts under the direction of Des Champ and Roger Easterby.
 Under the name Roger James Cooke, Roger releases Skyline Pigeon penned by Elton John and Bernie Taupin (Columbia DB
8458 ). This is Roger's first release as a solo artist for Columbia Records. (The number is simultaneously released in America on Independence Records (IND-90).
 Roger James Cooke performs at Bristol's Colston Hall for
a Relief Fund to raise money after serious flooding in the West Country of
England, Roger's home. He is backed by Bristol group Force West
who is fronted by lead vocalist Charlie Dobson. (See entry "April
1995")
 Roger James
Cooke releases Not That It Matters Anymore (Columbia DB 8510 ) penned by Cook and Greenaway. The flip side Paper Chase is penned by Harry Barter
and his brother Roland.
 Kathy Kirby releases Cook and Greenaway's Come Back Here With My Heart (Columbia DB
8521). Backing vocals are provided by the two Rogers.
 Freddie and the Dreamers
release Cook and Greenaway's Get Around Downtown Girl (Columbia DB
8606 ).
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