Bermuda Triangle Sometimes We Find It

Roger and Wendy Penney started their entertainment careers as actors, working with Boston's Theatre Company. Using the stage name Roger and Wendy Beckett, by the mid-'60s the pair had turned their attentions to music, becoming fixtures on New York's Greenwich Village folk club scene. By 1967 they'd followed the art crowd into a more electrified folk-rock sound with Roger jammin' on electric autoharp, while Wendy had picked up electric bass.

1969 saw The Beckets join forces with another entertainment couple - singer Sharon Alexander and guitarist Tom Pacheco. As Euphoria, the quartet captured the attention of Jerry Ross who signed them to his newly formed, MGM-affiliated Heritage label releasing an instantly obscure album on the short-lived Heritage label. In 1971 they released an extremely rare vanity project ("Love Roger and Wendy") on their own Horny Records imprint. And that takes you to Bermuda Triangle.

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