Henry Stone Music Rocks Five Classics from the 60s and 70s Music

Henry Stone Music Rocks Five Classics from the 60s and 70s
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The Birdwatchers: Early 1966, began to gain their reputation as Miami’s state-of-the-art local band. The group had numerous hit records in the Florida area, including “Girl I Got News For You,” reaching number one, as well as “I’m Gonna Love You Anyway.” This song peaked at #2. These 16 tracks were originally released as 45 singles and are now available in one collection on CD and Digital download.
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Becen and The Shells: Becen’s group appeared as one of the opening acts at the James Brown concert in the summer of 1970. Becen toured from 1970 to 1975, performing with artists such as: Phil Collins, Genesis, The Bee Gees, The Eagles, and many, many more. Stone decided that the sound was a little ahead of its time. The completed album was shelved and seemed to have fallen through the cracks until Stone reached into his archives to release Becen’s album thirty-two years later in its original form.
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Listen to samples right on the Henry Stone Music website www.henrystonemusic.com.

Henry Stone Music Rocks Five Classics from the 60s and 70s Samples Included!

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	Henry Stone: Music industry pioneer, recipient of many awards in recognition of his contributions to the industry. Stone has tapped into his archives to bring you orignal and first time released 60’s & 70’s Rock-n-Roll for music lovers worldwide. More Information	the 31st of February	The 31st of February: Produced by S. Alaimo & B. Shapiro, 1968 yielded one of Florida’s greatest rock gems, “Sandcastles” an incredible, haunting masterpiece filled with the sound of seagulls, surf and a hypnotic organ riff. The trio utilized the great talents of Benny Latimore and Bobby Puccetti. The orignal members went on to perform and record with The Allman Brothers Band, the band Cowboy and Boz Scaggs. More Information

The Last Words	The Last Words: Hit the pop Rock scene with their first recording, “Can’t Stop Loving You.” The excitement and impact that this had lead to the release of the debut self-titled album, The Last Words. They produce, influenced by Cream and Vanilla Fudge, their sounds are strictly their own, and stand out with the most original and inventive young groups of the day with their great musicianship and ground breaking arrangements. More Information	Birdwatchers	The Birdwatchers: Early 1966, began to gain their reputation as Miami’s state-of-the-art local band. The group had numerous hit records in the Florida area, including “Girl I Got News For You,” reaching number one, as well as “I’m Gonna Love You Anyway.” This song peaked at #2. These 16 tracks were originally released as 45 singles and are now available in one collection on CD and Digital download. More Information

Mercy	Mercy: Had their first break when their original song called “Love Can Make You Happy” was placed in the film “Fireball Jungle.” Then several silver-eared DJs picked up on the group's work and, as they say, the rest is history. More Information	Becen & The Shells	Becen and The Shells: Becen’s group appeared as one of the opening acts at the James Brown concert in the summer of 1970. Becen toured from 1970 to 1975, performing with artists such as: Phil Collins, Genesis, The Bee Gees, The Eagles, and many, many more. Stone decided that the sound was a little ahead of its time. The completed album was shelved and seemed to have fallen through the cracks until Stone reached into his archives to release Becen’s album thirty-two years later in its original form. More Information
Listen to samples right on the Henry Stone Music website www.henrystonemusic.com.