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Rodney O & Joe Cooley
Rodney O'Neal, Jr. and Joe Cooley met in Los Angeles in the early 1970s. O'Neal handled vocals and songwriting, while Cooley played keyboards and produced....
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Rodney O'Neal, Jr. and Joe Cooley met in Los Angeles in the early 1970s. O'Neal handled vocals and songwriting, while Cooley played keyboards and produced. They worked with musicians like guitarist Johnny Friday, bassist Rickey Grundy, and drummer Earl Young.
Their debut album in 1976 included 'Let's Have Some Fun,' a track that drew some radio resistance for its lyrics. They followed with 'Love, Incorporated' in 1977 and 'I Want to Thank You' in 1978. Other songs from their catalog include 'Nobody Disses Me' and 'Everlasting Bass.'
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