Ston-Roc Records

A division of TAC Theatrical Enterprises.

Suite 608, 1346 Broadway

Detroit, Michigan.

'The Motor City 45 RPM Sound!'

SR 101/2 Tony & Tyrone - I May Not Have / A Fool Am I (R4KM-679/10)

TAC 6711 Tony & Tyrone - Talking About The People / Don't Ever Leave Me (R4KM-6711/2)

814T 0761 Ronny Shannon - One Way Street / Hot Stuff (TK4M-0761/2)

814T-4663 Ronny Shannon - Determination / You're Gonna Need Me (T4KM-4663/4)

All produced by Ted White and all pretty good Detroit/Northern...are there any other releases on this label?

Any photos of Ronny Shannon?

Edited February 20, 201114 yr by Anoraks Corner

doesn't cody black have releases on this label?

doesn't cody black have releases on this label?

this is a guess but I think there is a cody black is on ram rock ?

doesn't cody black have releases on this label?

See the attached. There are several Ston-Roc Productions with a nice little guitar logo on a yellow Capitol label. Sometimes see these listed as on Ston-Roc,

In this category there were releases by Cody Black and Mack Rice at least.

Cheers

Richard

Some additions:

CAPITOL / STON ROC 2762 - Mack Rice - Three People In Love / Bumble Bee Woman - 1970

CAPITOL / STON ROC 2807 - Cody Black - I'm Sorry / Fool In The Wild - 1970

CAPITOL / STON ROC 2858 - Cody Black - Stop Trying To Do What You See Your Neighbour Do / Ain't No Love Like Your Love - 1970

STON ROC 3378 - Cody Black - I Still Love You / Ice Cream Song - 1970

STON ROC 5198 - Luv Bugs - Have You Heard What I've Heard About Love / Blow My Horn - 1971

Scans:

Edited February 20, 201114 yr by Sebastian

Nice one Sebastian - forgot that Luv Bugs one even though I have it

Yes, well spotted - it's these two which lack the Capitol reference and so are Ston-Roc releases

STON ROC 3378 - Cody Black - I Still Love You / Ice Cream Song - 1970

STON ROC 5198 - Luv Bugs - Have You Heard What I've Heard About Love / Blow My Horn - 1971

Cheers

Richard

Old thread reactivation...am stil looking for a picture of Ronny Shannon

La Jay Alexander might be able to help, they were good mates. I'll give him a shout later.

I suggested to B&S back around 1970/71 that they should feature a series in the mag on little indie US soul labels.

They never really took up the suggestion in any meaningful way .... BUT ... they did do an article on Ston-Roc.

Only filled a page in the mag but it contained some (superficial) info on how the label worked plus photos of a couple of their artists (I think Cody was one of them).