Also known as: Majority, The
Origin: Hull, England
The Majority was one of those U.K. groups that released a slew of 45s in the mid to late 60s but never seemed to gain any traction on the charts and would ultimately end up relocating to the European continent and changing their name in an attempt to find fame and fortune. Members included Barry Graham (lead vocals), Roger France (lead guitar), Rob Long (guitar), Ken Smith (bass) and Don Lill (drums). The band was originally known at Barry Graham & The Mustangs and initially gained notoriety playing debutante balls around their hometown of Hull. The group signed to the prominent Decca label in…