About

THE GLORY DAYS of top vocal group Odyssey, one of the most successful soul/disco acts of their era, culminated in the early 1980's when they topped the charts with "Use It Up And Wear It Out", scoring several other Top Ten hits in Britain and throughout the world.

From their debut album emerged their first smash single - "Native New Yorker", an international hit late in 1977. Additionally, Lillian's eldest son, Steven Collazo had become part of Odyssey behind the scenes, recording as a background vocalist, journeyman session musician and musical director for their live performances and tours. A couple of years later, the group cut their "Hang Together" album. It contained "Use It Up And Wear It Out", which shot to the top ten, followed by "If You're Looking For A Way Out", "Inside Out", and the Lamont Dozier classic "Going Back To My Roots", among others.

The journey continues into the 21st century while keeping an eye towards the classic sound which made ODYSSEY famous backed by their fabulous band.