Artist
Major Harris
Richmond, United States · 1947 – 2012
Major Harris is a musician from Richmond, United States, active 1947–2012. Their discography on Gatefold includes 3 records. They also recorded with The Delfonics and The Teenagers.
16
Albums tracked
34
In collections
1947
Since
Biography
Singer/guitarist, born 9 February 1947 in Richmond, Virginia. Member of the Delfonics from 1970-1975. Died 9 November 2012 from a congestive heart and lung failure at the age of 65.
During the 1960s, he lent his voice to various doo-wop and R&B groups including Charmers, the Teenagers (of Frankie Lymon fame), the Jarmels and Nat Turner’s Rebellion. He joined the Delfonics after founding member Randy Cain left the group in 1971, and sang on their albums Tell Me This is a Dream and Alive and Kicking. In 1974, Harris also left the Delfonics to strike out on his own as a solo singer.
Brother of Joseph Jefferson. Cousin of Norman Harris.
Bio from Discogs
Major Harris — solo
Their records — most-collected first.
The Delfonics
A project Major Harris was part of.
The Delfonics
1970
Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) / Down Is Up, Up Is Down
1969
La La Means I Love You
1968
La-La Means I Love You: The Definitive Collection
1997
Sound Of Sexy Soul
1969
Super Hits
1969
The Best Of The Delfonics
1984
Alive & Kicking
1974
Walk Right Up To The Sun
1971
La - La - Means I Love You / Can't Get Over Losing You
1968
Ready Or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide From Love)
1968
The Teenagers
A project Major Harris was part of.
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