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Stewart in 1970: Stonefeather
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Stewart in 1970: Stonefeather
by Dietmar on 13 Apr 2014 13:10
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Re: Stewart in 1970: Stonefeather
by njperry on 14 Apr 2014 18:01
Interesting.
I had no idea (or at least no recollection of) of Stewart being in a band doing tours that early.
Stonefeather was the successor band to Ruppert's People, which is a late 60s psychedelic band with a few singles.
Ruppert's People has put much if not all of their few releases out on CD, but none seems to cover the period in 1970 when Stewart was in Stonefeather.
I had no idea (or at least no recollection of) of Stewart being in a band doing tours that early.
Stonefeather was the successor band to Ruppert's People, which is a late 60s psychedelic band with a few singles.
Ruppert's People has put much if not all of their few releases out on CD, but none seems to cover the period in 1970 when Stewart was in Stonefeather.
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Re: Stewart in 1970: Stonefeather
by smax on 30 Jun 2014 21:39
yeah, interesting indeed.
"Jamaican conga player - percussion (vanished after the first concert at the Revolution Club)"
what happened to that nameless guy? i like the use of the word "vanished", D.
"Jamaican conga player - percussion (vanished after the first concert at the Revolution Club)"
what happened to that nameless guy? i like the use of the word "vanished", D.
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