Early 70's Rare Rock fans rejoiced when Stonewall's album was reissued on 180 Gram Vinyl after years of living in serious collector obscurity with the odd good review keeping the interest alive with specialist collectors. The album was originally released on the infamous Tiger Lily Records, then owned by Morris Levy of Roulette Records (A company familiar to fans of Tommy James). The "Tax Scam" label released some albums that were given the faintest of releases. According to some reports, this album was released without the band even knowing about it.
There was a release in Italy in 1976 that kept the interest going as well with the album re-titled Stoner.
This "Tube" is with three of the songs from the collector-approved album that is a good example of how these lost albums can be every once in a while.
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