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<< 7"ers >>

 Ezekial Longspur
  A: "Rollin' Down the Highway"

  B: "Cloud Rider"

 Stan Collins
  A: "An American's View of Canada"

Ray Gooliak
  B: "Jack McGrew"

 Granite
  A: "You Got Me Anyway"

  B: "Who Can Blame You"

 Stone's Crossing
  A: "No Contest"

  B: "Wedding Day"

 Rebirth
  A: "I Get High"

  B: "Fear"

 Mistreater
  A: "Hell's Fire"

  B: "Baby Blue"

 Little Murray & the 'Mantics
  A: "Don't Leave Me, Mama"

  B: "Goddess Above"

 Mr. Feelgood
  A: "Fool Number Two"

  B: "Everybody's Talking About It"

 Match I
  A: "People Do Not Change"

  B: "(Life's Like a) Keyhole"

 Match II
  A: "Make A Little Wine"

  B: "Incident"

 Soapstick
  A: "Paper With Lines"

  B: "Annie Porpoise Song"

 Malachi
  A: "That Same Song You Sing"

  B: "Citizen"

 John L. Riley
  A: "Dreams Of a Dreamer"

  B: "Sweet Memories"

 Special Delivery
  A: "Big Brown Eyes"

  B: "Gloria"

 Charlie Crosby
  A: "Baby, I Know"

  B: "A Good Friend Is So Hard To Find"

 Funk St. Workshop
  A: "The Erroll Flynn - I"

  B: "The Erroll Flynn - II"

 Jim Hubler
  A: "Big Bruce, the Big Blue Spruce"

  B: "All I Want For X'mas Is a C.B."

 Kevin Stonerock
  A: "Isn't It Nice To Dream"

  B: "To The Mill House"

 Buccaneer
  A: "Follow Me"

  B: "Won't Bow My Head"

 The Beatsters
  A: "Merseybeat"

  B: "Take Me Into Your Heart"

 The Memories Band
  A: "Midnight Hour"

  B: "Only You"

 Buccaneer
  A: "Sharkbait"

  B: "Wasted Nights"

 Promise
  A: "Watch Out"

  B: "Pay The Price"

 Bob Arnold
  A: "Family Of Love"

  B: "Fly Away"

 Poor Richard
  A: "Justa Rock'n Roll"

  B: "Supposed To Love"

 David Fuqua
  A: "Sunny Day Lady"

  B: "Only You"

 Norm Crail
  A: "Gettin' High"

  B: "Street Lady"

 Amnesty
  A: "Three Cheers For My Baby"

  B: "Lord, Help Me"

 Love Machine
  A: "Tell Me"

  B: "Dunlop Song"

 Lights Of Dawn
  A: "Ooo-Wee"

  B: "I Hope It's Me"

 Funk St. Workshop
  A: "Git On Up"

  B: "Girl I Know What You're Thinking"

<<   The "Day Before Tomorrow" Album by Kevin Stonerock   >>
cover back Kevin Stonerock
"Day Before Tomorrow"

1978

Label: 700 West
Serial: 780310
Re-issued: 1998
Online: http://kevinstonerock.com

<< A Side >>

  1. Day Before Tomorrow
  2. Easy
  3. Morning Song
  4. Nothing Behind It
  5. Two Candles
  6. You Were Made To Smile
<< B Side >>

  1. Days Of Yore
  2. Down The Pike Again
  3. Time
  4. Arizona Love
  5. Roads

<< Credits >>

  • Kevin Stonerock : Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Incidental Percussion, Lead Vocals, Background Vocals, All Compositions
  • Paul Herr : Drums, Incidental Percussion, Background Vocals (You Were Made To Smile)
  • Janet Hewitt : Background Vocals (You Were Made To Smile)
  • Rex Thomas : Pedal Steel Guitar
  • Moe Whittemore : Keyboards

<< Liner Notes >>

Special thanks to Carl and Betty Stonerock, Alice Varez, Ted, Dave, and Gabe

<< Comments >>

Copy sold on eBay for $6.50
- David Whittemore
(Tuesday, 28th of March, 2006)

<< Auxiliary Materials >>

  • Kevin Stonerock's thoughts, March 1999
    A FEW THOUGHTS ABOUT 700 WEST By Kevin Stonerock March 1999 I first met Moe in 1976. I had written several songs and was looking for someplace to do a demo. I knew that my classmate, Mel Cupp, had......
  • Review - Indianapolis News, 3 March 1979
    Lend me your ear By ZACH DUNKIN Kevin Stonerock is sitting in the studios at WSMJ-FM, Greenfield, listening to a tape of his song, "A Little Late For Love." His foot is tapping slightly as he......
  • Review - Guitar Player, June 1979
    Kevin Stonerock, Day Before Tomorrow, 700 West (New Palestine, IN 46163). 780310. This album's songs shift between finger-snapping, toe-tapping, lighthearted melodies to more somber, moody pieces.......
  • Review - The Indianapolis Entertainer, 28 August, 1978
    Review "Day Before Tomorrow" is a calming, sometimes wistful, look at love. The artist's influences show, and blended with his own developing style, produce an album that is very easy to listen to.......
  • Review - Tri-County News, 21 March 1979
    Tri-County News, 21 March 1979 Music Career On The Move For Kevin Stonerock Kevin Stonerock, a well known name in the Knightstown area, may become a nationally known name sometime in the not too......
  • Period Photograph of Kevin in the studio
    Kevin Stonerock in the studio...

 
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