Ann Odell

Ann Odell is an English keyboardist, vocalist, songwriter, and arranger who played on albums by Shawn Phillips, Roger Glover, Murray Head, Jorge Ben, Bryan Ferry, Japan, and Pete Townshend during the 1970s and early 1980s. As a solo artist, she released the album A Little Taste on DJM in 1973. In 1975, she teamed with guitarist Ray Russell in the band Chopyn, which issued the album Grand Slam on Jet.

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The Trip
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Pazop
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Gang of Four
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Boxer
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Isotope
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Bubble Puppy
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Alice Cooper
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Clifford T. Ward
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July
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Jerusalem
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Majority One
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