Look What They’ve Done To My Song, Ma is a UK compilation album by The New Seekers, released in 1972 on Contour Records, a budget imprint associated with Musical Rendezvous.
The album gathers material from the group’s early‑1970s peak, showcasing their polished folk‑pop and harmony‑driven soft rock sound. The title track — originally written by Melanie Safka — was one of the band’s signature hits, while the tracklist also includes well‑known interpretations such as Song Sung Blue, Morning Has Broken, and Blackberry Way.
This release was aimed at the UK market and combines popular singles with album tracks rather than presenting a single original studio session. Production credits list David Mackay, with recordings spanning 1971–1972.
This copy is a UK pressing, identifiable by:
Blue/white Contour label
Stereo, 33⅓ RPM
Catalogue number 2870 342
℗ 1971–1972
“Made in England”
Produced for GTO Productions Ltd
The bold red sleeve with large block lettering is typical of early‑1970s Contour releases and remains instantly recognisable.
Format: 12” LP
Label: Contour Records
Catalogue No.: 2870 342
Country: UK
Year: 1972
Condition: VG+ / VG+
