Vinyl records
The Main Ingredient vinyl records
8 albums with 168 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.
Soul - funk group from Harlem, New York City, New York, USA, led by Bert DeCoteaux. The original line-up comprised Donald McPherson (b. 9th July 1941, d. 4 July 1971), Luther Simmons Jnr. (b. 9th September 1942), and Tony Silvester (b. 7th October 1941, Panama, d. 26 November, 2006). They released their first singles as "The Poets" (not to be confused with "The Poets" who had released "She Blew A Good Thing" in 1966). From 1967 to 1970 they called themselves The Insiders. Later in 1970 they finally renamed into "The Main Ingredient". Cuba Gooding replaced Donald McPherson in 1971, but left the band in 1978 for a solo career.
Most collected The Main Ingredient albums
The Main Ingredient discography on vinyl
- 1971Black Seeds Keep On Growing19 pressings
- 1972Bitter Sweet11 pressings
- 1972Everybody Plays The Fool30 pressings
- 1972You've Got To Take It (If You Want It)14 pressings
- 1974Euphrates River25 pressings
- 1974Happiness Is Just Around The Bend33 pressings
- 1974Just Don't Want To Be Lonely23 pressings
- 1975Rolling Down A Mountainside13 pressings
