Sleepy Hollow - Sleepy Hollow (1972) full album 

Does anyone else hear a touch of John Lennon and the Beatles or Badfinger influence . Or is it just me .

This isn't the right Sleepy Hollow band I was looking for, I was looking for the metal band Sleepy Hollow, never heard of this before, but it still sounds cool.

Here because of the soundtrack from a terrible soft porn film released in 1973 called Blue Summer.

record company is Purple Pyramid Records, I don't have any info on them either but ya definite beatles, badfinger, elo influences

damn they sound just like Badfinger

Family Productions was the same label as Billy Joels first album. Most of this album featured as the soundtrack to the porno Christie which also starred Andrea True.

i bought this LP after liking the first song in a porn movie

Who’s here after Classic Rock Magazine article?

Who knew the volume of mediocre art-pop bands during my college years? Seriously, though, I like some of the songs. Gotta get to the cafeteria before lunch closes. I think I hear some "Heep" playing down the hall.

I was a next door neighbor to Richie Billay, in 1976 ish, he also was a music professor at Queens College, I lost track of him in the 70's, He was very talented and a nice guy.

Hello TheSamuel213 .. Is there any way you could send me the mp3s from this album? I would much appreciate it. Thanks you Giorgio

is this the same richie billay and richie bremen (and joey zucca) who hailed from bklyn?

"Recorded at Philadelphia International's Philly-based Sigma Studios, 1972's "Sleepy Hollow" was co-produced by John Madara and the late Tom Sellers (of Assembled Multitude fame). The limited liner notes indicated Sleepy Hollow was a trio featuring the talents of singer/guitarist Richard Billay, bass player Richie Bremen and drummer Joe Zucca. With Billay responsible for all nine tracks, material like 'One Time' and 'Lay It On the Line' did have a late-inning Beatles flavor, though to my ears a better overall comparison would be Badfinger ('Take Me Back'), Emmit Rhodes ('Love Minus You'), or perhaps even a mid-1970s Lennon solo album ('Lady'). The trio's sound wasn't particularly original, but Billay had an impressive chameleon-like voice that managed to recall both Lennon's tougher sound ('Sincerely Yours' would not have been out of place on "Walls and Bridges") and McCartney's more pop-oriented material ('One Time' complete with great backing vocals). Artistically this may not have been a major statement, but made for one fun album and was simply miles ahead of most of the other Beatlesque competition out there with maybe the exception of early 70's British band Octopus (also on RU-vid..& very good!) and the like." -rockasteria.com/mw

GREAT album !

Joe Zucca on drums and keyboards

dybbuk4640 yes, it is the same guys.

Uff ,sorry ,i don´t know...

Well, Done Bravo!