| 1965 | YOU’VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES reaches #7 on the pop charts with a recording by The Fortunes |
| 1966 | Gary Lewis and the Playboys’ recording of GREEN GRASS reaches #8 on the pop charts |
| 1966 | THIS GOLDEN RING reaches #82 on the pop charts with a recording by The Fortunes |
| 1970 | Daybreak’s recording of GOOD MORNING FREEDOM reaches #94 on the pop charts |
| 1970 | MY BABY LOVES LOVING reaches #13 on the pop charts with a recording by White Plain |
| 1970 | MY BABY LOVES LOVING reaches #13 on the pop charts with a recording by White Plain |
| 1971 | FREEDOM COME, FREEDOM GO reaches #72 on the pop charts with a recording by The Fortunes |
| 1971 | FREEDOM COME, FREEDOM GO reaches #72 on the pop charts with a recording by The Fortunes |
| 1971 | HERE COMES THAT RAINY DAY FEELING AGAIN reaches #15 on the pop charts with a recording by The Fortunes |
| 1972 | I’D LIKE TO TEACH THE WORLD TO SING (IN PERFECT HARMONY) reaches #7 on the pop charts with a recording by The New Seekers. The Hillside Singers also have a hit recording #13 later that same year. |
| 1972 | The Hollies’ recording of LONG COOL WOMAN IN A BLACK DRESS reaches #2 on the pop charts |
| 1972 | ONE MORE CHANCE reaches #76 on the pop charts with a recording by Ocean |
| 1972 | The English Congregation’s recording of SOFTLY WHISPERING IN LOVE YOU reaches #29 on the pop charts |
| 1975 | Carol Douglas’ recording of DOCTOR’S ORDERS reaches #11 on the pop charts |
| 1975 | Gary Toms Empire’s recording of 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 BLOW YOUR WHISTLE reaches the top fifty on the pop charts |
| 1998 | Special Bafta Award |
| 2009 | Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame |