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MARMALADE - RECORD SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: MARMALADE (GRAHAM KNIGHT), MARMALADE (SANDY NEWMAN), MARMALADE (ALAN HOLMES), MARMALADE (GLENN JAMES TAYLOR) - HFSID 137416

Record for their 1968 cover of the Beatles single "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da", signed by members Glen James Taylor, Alan Holmes, Sandy Newman, and Graham Knight Record signed: "Glen", "Cheers/Graham", "Sandy", "Allan", 7 diameter. Record for their single "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da".

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MARMALADE
Record for their 1968 cover of the Beatles single "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da", signed by members Glen James Taylor, Alan Holmes, Sandy Newman, and Graham Knight
Record signed: "Glen", "Cheers/Graham", "Sandy", "Allan", 7 diameter. Record for their single "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da". The Marmalade was formed in Glasgow in 1961 when teens William Campbell (later Junior Campbell) and Patrick Fairley formed the Gaylords. They played local clubs virtually for free but, after some personnel changes - most notably the addition of singer Dean Ford (real name Thomas McAleese), bassist Graham Knight and drummer Alan Whitehead - found popularity in Scotland as Dean Ford & The Gaylords. Their most notable gig was at London's Marquee Club, supporting the Action and Pink Floyd, in 1965. The band changed their name to The Marmalade in 1967 and scored hits with a late-1968 cover of the Beatles' Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, which topped the U.K. charts, and 1969's Reflections of My Life, which went to No. 1 in the United States and United Kingdom. However, their commercial success came with a price. Their sound was originally influenced by American soul and progressive and folk rock, but their labels forced them to come up with more radio-friendly music; this, combined with stress in the band and a change in their sound, led to the band shedding many of its members. But The Marmalade was reorganized in the mid-1970s, with Knight and Whitehead at the core surrounded by new blood. They released one more top ten hit in the U.K. in 1977, the appropriately named Falling Apart at the Seams. Fine condition.

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