Stonewall - Stonewall
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Suite: I’d Rather Be Blind / Roll Over Rover | ||
Atlantis | 4:48 | |
Roll Over Rover | 1:55 | |
Suite: I'd Rather Be Blind / Roll Over Rover | ||
I'd Rather Be Blind | 3:50 | |
Time To Confront | ||
Bloody Mary | 4:14 | |
Suite | ||
Something To Hold On | ||
Outer Spaced | 3:33 | |
Emotions | ||
Ashes | ||
Try & See It Through | ||
Solitude | 4:0 | |
Judge Me! | ||
Right On | 4:12 | |
You'll Never Know | ||
Thou Shalt Not Kill | ||
Try | 06:01 | |
Suite: I'd Rather Be Blind / Roll Over Rover | 5:28 | |
To The Light | ||
Beginning Of The Dawn | ||
Try & See It Through | 6:2 | |
Mass Fashion |
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Catalog Numbers
- KISLP4004
- TL 14013
- PERM 060
- KSMT4004.2
- XX1
- KISCD4004
- 002
Labels
- Kismet
- Tiger Lily Records
- Permanent Records
- Not On Label
- Energy Records
Listen online
- écouter en ligne
- escuchar en línea
- online luisteren
- online anhören
- ascolta in linea
- lyssna på nätet
- lytte på nettet
- kuunnella verkossa
- ouvir online
Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Reissue
- Unofficial Release
- 180 g
- Test Pressing
- Repress
- Limited Edition
- Metallic Gold
- Promo
- CD
- Cassette
Companies
Role | Company |
---|---|
Phonographic Copyright (p) | R.A. Inbows Ltd. |
Copyright (c) | R.A. Inbows Ltd. |
Manufactured By | Scorpio Music, Inc. |
Distributed By | Scorpio Music, Inc. |
Published By | AM/FM Corp. |
Credits
Role | Credit |
---|---|
Bass | Robert Demonte |
Drums | Tony Assalti |
Guitar | Ray Dieneman |
Vocals | Bruce Rapp |
Artwork By | Bojan |
Photography | Peca & Vojin |
Producer | Stonewall |
Notes
- Includes printed insert with sparse informations about the band and the album's history.
- Reproduction of LP originally released on the Tiger Lily Records label in 1976. Labels are slightly different than the original.
- Test pressing for the first official reissue by Permanent Records
- Sleeve is a large folded piece of paper.
- originally released on the Tiger Lily label in 1974.
- Back of album jacket says 1976.
- First officially licensed reissue. Black vinyl edition limited to 500 copies.
- Test pressing of the pre-Parallel World label reissue.
- Stonewall - Stonewall
- Less than 5 copies made.
- First officially licensed reissue. Metallic Gold vinyl edition limited to 100 copies.
- For DJ Use Only - Not For Sale
- Recorded at Studio Casablanca A3, B1 in 29, 30.7.1995.
- A1, A2, A4, B5 in 3.1.1996.
- A5, B2, B3, B4 in 18.5.1996.
Barcodes
- Barcode: 5290116400428>
- Rights Society: BMI
- Matrix / Runout (Side A deadwax): XX 1-A
- Matrix / Runout (Side B deadwsx): XX 1-B
- Matrix / Runout: XX 1-A / XX 1-B
- Barcode: 5290116400428
About Stonewall
Stonewall was a Long Island, NY band formed in the late 1960s. The line up includes:
Bruce Rapp (lead vocals/harmonica)
Bob Dimonte (guitar)
Ray Dieneman (bass)
Anthony Assalti (drums)
VP was also a part-time member of the band, occasionally playing keyboards on their sessions. He was a performer of his own, using the stage name of "Jay James". Under that alias he recorded the album that was released on the label (same as Stonewall).
Stonewall´s drummer Tony (Anthony) Assalti was the drummer on this rather weak country album by Goldstein. However, Assalti was never aware of the Stonewall album being released, and apparently became upset after learning about the Tiger Lily release in recent years. He still occasionally plays drums and is involved with the biker scene. He's not interested in the Stonewall recordings these days.
On the other hand, the guitar player Ray Dieneman was a good friend of Goldstein. Dieneman was not aware of the Stonewall album until he saw a copy in Goldstein´s house in New York during a visit. Ray never owned a copy of the album, but was more amused than angry about the Tiger Lily release. It appears that Dieneman is the only band member to know about the Stonewall record being released at all.
According to Dieneman, Stonewall broke up at the end of 1969, which would place the recordings heard on the album (which wasn't released until the mid-1970s) sometime in the late 1960s. The other two Stonewall band members -- vocalist Bruce Rapp and bass player Robert Dimonte -- have not yet been tracked down.
Goldstein who produced, engineered, and played keyboards on the Stonewall album passed away in 2009. The album was recorded at (see also ), a studio co-owned by Goldstein, & Rick Feinstein. Stonewall is the sole recorded output of the band; Dieneman & Assalti are unaware of any unreleased recordings.
PS the Stonewall band member names on the Akarma bootleg reissues are completely made up.
Members
- Miloš Stošić
- Tony Assalti
- Robert Demonte
- Ray Dieneman
- Bruce Rapp
- James Goldstein