LP – Black Vinyl (22-song ‘Highlights’ selection). Features informative track-by-track sleeve notes.

Once again, Decca Records have been shining a light into the recesses of their vast archive to bring you The Decca Years 1963, a newly compiled collection of hits and rarities from the pioneers of British Pop music, available as a 45-song 2CD set, or a 22-song ‘highlights’ LP. Alongside big hits and familiar favourites from Brian Poole And The Tremeloes, Billie Davis, Kathy Kirby, Jet Harris and Tony Meehan, The Tornados, and Tommy Steele, we are excited to bring you some tracks that are being made available again for the first time in more than 60 years, and a few that have never been on CD before.

Both formats come in eye-catching, retro style packaging that references Decca releases from the early ’60s, and feature informative track-by-track sleeve notes.

Tracklist:

A1: Brian Poole And The Tremeloes – Do You Love Me?
A2: The Big Three – Some Other Guy
A3: Bern Elliott And The Fenmen – Money
A4: The Redcaps – Talking About You
A5: The Country Gentlemen – Greensleeves
A6: Billie Davis – Tell Him
A7: Kathy Kirby – Secret Love
A8: Lyn Cornell – Sally Go Round The Roses
A9: Eden Kane – Sounds Funny To Me
A10: Pete Maclaine & The Clan – Yes I Do
A11: Sounds Incorporated – Keep Moving

B1: Jet Harris And Tony Meehan – Diamonds
B2: Anthony Newley – I Love Everything About You
B3: Jimmy Powell – Remember Then
B4: Steve Marriott – Give Her My Regards
B5: The Chimes – Can This Be Love
B6: The Beat Boys – That’s My Plan
B7: Louise Cordet – Which Way The Wind Blows
B8: The Tornados – Globetrotter
B9: Tom Courtenay – Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter
B10: Tommy Steele – Flash, Bang, Wallop!
B11: Tsai Chin – Any Old Iron