Stonebolt
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Stonebolt is a rock band from Vancouver, Canada. They first formed in 1969 under the name Perth Amboy, and after adding a vocalist and keyboard player, they changed their name to Stonebolt in the early 1970s. They remained a local attraction in Vancouver until 1977, when they landed a production contract, with W.Stewart Productions, who in turn landed a recording contract with Parachute Records.[1] Their first album netted them their first and highest-charting hit single, 1978's "I Will Still Love You" (U.S. #29). A second single, "Love Struck" (U.S. #70), was released in 1979 and appeared on their second album.[2] After Parachute went under, they signed with RCA Records, but further tangible success eluded them. In 1999, Stonebolt re-recorded many of their songs for the CD compilation Regeneration: The Best of Stonebolt, as no original master tapes could be found.
Members
- David Wills - vocals
- Ray Roper - guitar & vocals
- John Webster - keyboards
- Dan Atchison - bass guitar
- Brian Lousley - drums
- Lewis Nitikman - keyboards (replaced John Webster in 1981)
Album discography
- Stonebolt (Parachute Records, 1978)
- Keep it Alive (RCA Records, 1979)
- New Set of Changes (RCA Records, 1980)
- Juvenile American Princess (RCA Records, 1982)
- Regeneration: The Best of Stonebolt (Vortex Music, 1999)
References
- Stonebolt at Allmusic.com
- Canadian Classic Rock website
- Entire Discography
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