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    New Major Lance CD set - The Complete Okeh Recordings 1963 - 1967


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    Thanks PeaceNHarmony.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_june View Post
    Thanks PeaceNHarmony.
    Welcome! Are you an Okeh man? I love that label and its artists so this will be a definite buy for me.

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    Very nice to see the major get a mention,his okeh hits were a vital part of the sixties soul scene.

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    Here's expanded information about this release via: The Second Disc

    https://theseconddisc.com/2017/05/th...eh-recordings/

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    We got a similar 16 track LP way back in the mid 70's ...
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    This new release is 53 tracks!

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    Really?wow that's real nice, i've always felt that major lance was somewhat overlooked in the annals of soul singers but he had a very unique sound and most of his work is very good even after his okeh period...stay away from me-since i lost my baby"s love-follow the leader-girl come on home..just to name a few..major lance forever!!

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    I bought it. I also have that album that John posted..and that double CD pack released a few years ago.

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Digital-M...ds=major+lance

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    The Major will always have a place in UK fan's affections
    ...Along with Jackie Lee and J.J. Barnes , the booming rare soul scene of the early 70s we're playing their tunes at all venues.

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    I've read that the major was very popular in the uk,cool.

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    Might treat myself to this..got the previous double but it's good value ....

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    While we're on the subject,what's your favorite major tune? For me it's[rhythm].

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    I've got every track apart from track 18 disc 2 "I" so made my own version & not much point in buying, nice to see it finally get a release though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arr&bee View Post
    While we're on the subject,what's your favorite major tune? For me it's[rhythm].
    It has to be "You don't want me more"...an all time favourite.
    The early 70s , big club tunes on the Northern scene were
    Investigate
    Wait till I get you in arms
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    And those early tunes like rhythm, monkey time, um x6, Matador etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arr&bee View Post
    While we're on the subject,what's your favorite major tune? For me it's[rhythm].
    Yes same for me "Rhythm"

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    Received a copy of this today, only £10 on Amazon UK..great to play the old Major tunes...OK the early cover versions are not classics, but the original Major tracks sound great. [[ even if I have them many times over )
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    Last edited by snakepit; 08-16-2017 at 10:44 AM.

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    "Rhythm"..and the Major interviewed by Dick Clark
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tv9QhQGs8U8

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeaceNHarmony View Post
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    "Delilah" was released in 1962, and I believe he had one more release in '62. So, the dates listed on the CD should read "1962-1967".

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