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Nelly's Echo
Nelly's Echo formed in Philadelphia in 1969 with Nelly Grant on vocals, Richard Welser on guitar, Darryl Rhoades on bass, and Ernest "Smitty" Smith on drums....
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Nelly's Echo formed in Philadelphia in 1969 with Nelly Grant on vocals, Richard Welser on guitar, Darryl Rhoades on bass, and Ernest "Smitty" Smith on drums. They worked in a space between rhythm and blues, soul, and funk.
Their debut album was called "Ain't No Sunshine," which included their version of that song. They put out a few more records after that, like "Nelly's Echo II" and "Time to Come Together."
Some people didn't care for their style or some of the lyrics they used. They kept going anyway.
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