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Opus IV
Band,
Rock
A.k.a. The Epiks
Steubenville, Ohio 1964-8 A 60's garage combo that started out as The Epiks and under that name they recorded a 45 in Pittsburgh and got a release on Process records. In '67 they changed their name to the Opus IV and got a record released on MGM. They had one more release on their manager's custom label, LEA. Lineup: Vito D'Aurora, Bill Gunion, John D. Lesnansky, Bob Parissi
Members
 | Robert Parissi voc, g |
 | John D. Lesnansky *1948 |
| Vito D'Aurora *1949 |
| Bill Gunion |
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Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| (What's Good) A Life Without Love | Opus IV | 1967 | Single |
| Mess Around | Opus IV | 1967 | Single |
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