This upbeat song expressed joy and excitement in a relationship.
View background statusDave Clark Five
10 catalog entries, grouped by year.
About Dave Clark Five
The Dave Clark Five developed through Britain's ballroom circuit before reaching international audiences during the 1960s British Invasion. Dave Clark's emphatic drums, Mike Smith's vocals and keyboards, and Denis Payton's saxophones gave the band a rhythmic sound connected to earlier R&B. Their recordings mixed originals such as Glad All Over with American material including Do You Love Me. Extensive touring and appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show introduced that dance-oriented repertoire to American listeners.
Artist background sources
The Dave Clark Five - Rhino band history
Read ballroom development, instrumental roles, original/cover repertoire, touring and television. Birth years, rankings, sales, label-parent simplifications and comparisons with other bands are omitted. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-18. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
1963
1964
Written by Dave Clark, inspired by the band's growing popularity.
View background statusWritten by Dave Clark and Mike Smith, showcasing the band's signature stomping beat.
View background statusCan't You See That She's Mine
The Dave Clark FiveRelease year not establishedDate review open
Source year-end #68The Dave Clark Five developed through Britain's ballroom circuit before reaching international audiences during the 1960s British Invasion. Dave Clark's emphatic drums, Mike Smith's vocals and keyboards, and Denis...
View background statusThe Dave Clark Five developed through Britain's ballroom circuit before reaching international audiences during the 1960s British Invasion. Dave Clark's emphatic drums, Mike Smith's vocals and keyboards, and Denis...
View background statusWritten by Dave Clark and Mike Smith, continuing the band's string of hits.
View background statusGlad All Over
The Dave Clark FiveReported release: 1963Date needs verification | Recent carryover
Source year-end #23Written by Dave Clark and Mike Smith, aiming to create an upbeat, energetic sound.
View background status1965
Catch Us If You Can
The Dave Clark FiveReported release: 1965Date needs verification
Source year-end #54Theme song for the band's film of the same name.
View background statusI Like It Like That
The Dave Clark FiveReported release: 1965Date needs verification
Source year-end #80A cover of Chris Kenner's 1961 hit.
View background status1966
A cover of a Bobby Day song about persistent love
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1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.