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History

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went to Alexander Hamilton High School. After forming 3 Melancholy Gypsys, they were incorporated into the crews Log Cabin and The Righteous Brothers. Until Log Cabin disbanded, the trio worked on music as 3 Melancholy Gypsys and Log Cabin for a while. Around 1995, the three would meet again and reunite in

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crew was taking shape.

Discography

Studio albums

* ''Gypsy's Luck'' (1998) * ''

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'' (2005)

Live albums

* ''Live in Tokyo'' (2000)

EPs

* ''Bac for No Good Reason'' (1996) * ''Comurshul'' (1996) * ''The Penguins'' (1998)

Guest appearances

- "Done Deal" from '' The End of the Beginning'' (2002) * Mums the Word - "Follow the Path" from ''Constant Evolution'' (2005)

Compilation appearances

* "Low Key" on ''

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'' (2001) * "Aspirations" on ''

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'' (2004) * "F**k You Up" on ''Walk Like a Man'' (2005) * "2010" on ''Legendary Music Volume 1'' (2006)

References

External links

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