Gypsy – Twin Cities Music Highlights

Gypsy

April 25, 1971

Gypsy was a local group that grew out of the hugely popular ’60s band the Underbeats to become nationally famous.

Read the whole story of Gypsy at Minniepaulmusic.com

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