THE MAJORITY A Little Bit Of Sunlight (Scarce 1965 UK 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, also including Shut 'Em Down In London Town. Issued in a Decca company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl shows very little evidence of play and remains in fantastic condition for its fifty plus years F.12271) more...
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THE MAJORITY All Our Christmases (Rare 1968 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre & release date of 12-1-68 on the label, also featuring People, Decca company die cut paper sleeve F12727) more...
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THE MAJORITY Running Away With My Baby (Rare 1967 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre & release date of 14-7-67 on the label, also featuring Let The Joybells Ring, Decca company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in stunning condition with barely any signs of play F12638) more...
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THE MAJORITY The Decca Years 1965 - 68 (2009 issue UK 15-track digitally remastered CD album - Moving to London from their native Hull in 1965, the Majority became one of the top live attractions of Swinging London, starting with their residencyat the famed Playboy Club as well as celebrated stints at top clubs like The Revolution, The Speakeasy and Blaises. This collection compiles almost all of the tracks they recorded as singles for Decca Records between 1965 and 1968; including the blistering 'One Third', which is now hailed as a classic example of prime 60s freakbeat; the adventurous beat of their debut 'Pretty Little Girl' [which features Jimmy Page on lead guitar] and 'A Little Bit of Sunlight', a superb song written by Ray Davies but never recorded by his group, the Kinks) more...
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THE MAJORITY To Make Me A Man (1966 UK four-prong centre 7" vinyl single on the boxed Decca label [one of the earliest Decca 45's to switch to this design], also featuring Tears Won't Help, die-cut company sleeve F.12504) more...
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