TERENCE

TERENCE Terence was a pseudonym for singer Terry Black who, at the end of the 1960s, was attempting to shake his pop idol reputation and move into the contemporary adult market. His album An Eye For An Ear on Decca was produced by Yorkville Records president Bill Gilliland, Pat Riccio II, and Richard Gael. The album, and a subsequent single on Yorkville, failed to launch Black’s new career so he reverted to his real name, joined Doug Riley’s Dr. Music and managed to land a new solo deal with…