Gypsy

This Leicester, England-based unit made its debut in 1968 beneath the name Legay. Having finished only one solitary, John Knapp (vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards), Robin Pizer (acoustic guitar/vocals), Rod Go through (acoustic guitar/vocals), David McCarthy (bass/vocals) and Moth Smith (drums) required a fresh name, Gypsy, and had been among the sights featured in the 1969 Isle Of Wight event. Their debut recording showed great guarantee and showcased an interesting, tight-harmony style similar to Moby Grape and Buffalo Springfield. Ray Martinez after that replaced Rod Go through, however the group’s second recording lacked the goal of its forerunner. They documented another record however the record firm cut it in the schedule along with a disillusioned Gypsy split up immediately after in 1974.