Autumn - Song To Raymondo (Reissue) (1971)

One of the undervalued groups of the 70s ... Based in Sydney (1969-1977). The first single was released by the company "EMI". Dictators of producers pushed musicians to the “bubblegum” style, which, although it contributed to commercial success, hung the label of a “popular” group. After changing the label, the skew began to level off; a huge success brought a cover for the song of the English "Christie" - "Yellow River". A total of 4 singles were released at the new site, until the company decided to release the debut LP “Song To Raymondo” (1971), which consisted of a mix of old singles and fresh songs indicating the growing potential of musicians. It fully manifested itself on the second album - “Comes Autumn” (1971), which was already released on the giant “Warner Bros” ... In 1972, during a trip to the UK, the participants brutally quarreled, although the decay was not officially announced. Three of them created the team "Mecca", and then, having moved to Canada, joined the "Wireless". The vocalist and bassist, on the contrary, assembled a new line-up of “Autumn” in Sydney in 1976, but finally ran away without releasing anything remarkable ... out ...