around
1973
Stoney Creek playing outdoors in the backyard of a high-end party in the Green Acres area in Visalia, CA Rick Stokes on drums. |
note: 1) the vintage deluxe reverb amp. note: 2) artwork on Tele body which was inspired by Eric Claptons painted Gibson SG during Cream period. note: 3) the mic and stand (sang from 1970 to 76) |
around 1974 Stoney Creek played at an outdoor festival in Three Rivers, CA We opened up for the "Rosewood" band Starting from left to right: 1) John Lauffenburger: our 1st bass player 2) Mindy Grossman: vocals and guitar 3) I am in the back behind Mindy: Tele 4) Steve Crawford: vocals and guitar 5) Rick Stokes: drums |
• The "Rosewood" band • 1) John Davis: banjo and pedal steel (he did not play steel in this show) - he is one of my main inspired influences to play steel.... John went on to play bass for Rick Nelsons "Stone Canyon Band" and the "Hellecasters". 2) Randy Sharp (to Google links): songwriter, vocals, bass and guitar. Randy moved to LA and won awards for his songwriting and film scores, link to his site: http://www.randysharp.ws/ 3) Ron Trammel's father (can't remember his name): fiddle 4) Ron Trammel (link to recent video): vocals, guitar 5) Sharon Bays (sitting on chair behind Ron - she is married to Randy Sharp): vocals, dulcimer, percussion. • Randy and Sharons daughter Mia Sharp (to Google links) has her own musical carreer which includes singing and writing in Bonnie Raitts band. 6) Steve Duncan (to Google links): drums (did not play in this show) Steve went on to play drums for Rick Nelsons "Stone Canyon Band", "Desert Rose" band, and the "Hellecasters" |