The Decca Years 1963 - Hit Singles & Rarities From The Pioneers Of British Pop: Vinyl LP Immolation Eventually joining Bogart and Appice

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The Decca Years 1963 - Hit Singles & Rarities From The Pioneers Of British Pop: Vinyl LP Immolation Eventually joining Bogart and AppiceOnce 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