Lyn Paul

Lyn Paul (born 1947) is a British singer, actress, and television personality who achieved international fame as a member of The New Seekers, one of the most successful vocal groups of the 1970s. Formed in 1969, The New Seekers became known for their wholesome pop sound and memorable harmonies, recording several hit singles that charted across multiple countries. Their signature song 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing,' which became associated with a famous Coca-Cola advertising campaign, became one of the era's most recognizable songs and brought the group into mainstream consciousness. Paul's clear, vibrant voice was integral to the group's distinctive sound. Beyond her work with The New Seekers, Paul has had a solo career and appeared on British television shows, contributing to the entertainment landscape of the 1970s and beyond. She has remained involved in music and entertainment throughout her life, performing reunion tours with The New Seekers. Paul's career represents an important chapter in popular music history, as The New Seekers contributed significantly to the soft pop and easy listening genres that dominated the early 1970s.