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The Lost Bros
The Lost Bros formed in 1985 with Lenny Welch, Marty Walsh, Randy Goodrum, and Carmen Grillo. They released two albums, a self-titled one in 1986 and 'After...
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The Lost Bros formed in 1985 with Lenny Welch, Marty Walsh, Randy Goodrum, and Carmen Grillo. They released two albums, a self-titled one in 1986 and 'After the Rain' in 1991.
In 1992, they recorded 'I Won't Say (I'm In Love)' for Disney's animated film 'Hercules.' The song became their most recognizable work, though some critics at the time questioned similarities in its chorus to a 10cc composition.
Carmen Grillo left the group in 1994, and Welch later pursued solo work, leaving Walsh and Goodrum to continue briefly as a duo before the band dissolved.
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