MOBZILLA RADIO

Biografía

There are few bands that share this name: 1. First formed as the Lopez Sisters (Carmen, Lillian, and Louise) in 1968, Carmen dropped out and Tony Reynolds (a Manilla native) joined to form Odyssey. After performances in New York clubs, they hit it big in 1977 with the soft disco cuts "Native New Yorker" and "Easy Come, Easy Go." Their music had a subtle Caribbean feel, and while their U.S. hits soon dried up, they had a few more hits in the U.K. before the group fell apart. 2. Odyssey was a US Underground Psychedelic Rock band from the 60's/70's.Lion Records have unearthed a forgotten classic in Setting Forth, the only album released by New York's Odyssey. Well released is hardly the word, less than 100 copies were originally pressed and even if one wanted to buy a copy at the time it was nearly impossible to find as it came in a plain white sleeve - no one could decide on the graphics! Consequently, the original 1969 album is one of the ten rarest US psychedelic albums. The five piece band comprised founders Louis Yovino on lead vocals and Vincent Kusy on keyboards with Dennis Pennaga (guitar), Ray Lesch (bass) and John Willems (drums) completing the line-up. Signed to Organic Productions, part of the Richmond Organization, the label were completely at a loss as how to produce and market a rock band. As a result they provided a minimal budget (the reason why so few copies were pressed as most of the available money had been spent on the recording) and allocated a senior producer to the project whose main claim to fame was that he had produced How Much Is That Doggy In The Window?! Having supported many major headlining acts in their time (at one memorable gig they supported Procol Harum and totally confused the audience by playing their own tripped out version of A Whiter Shade Of Pale which the headline act didn't include in their set!) the band called it a day in late 1974 with several members reuniting in the more classically progressive b

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