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* Recorded in Nashville and Toronto | * Recorded in Nashville and Toronto | ||
* Juno-nominated | * Juno-nominated | ||
| + | * Nominated for multiple CCMA awards, for Country Group of the year, Single of the year, and Vocal performance. | ||
| + | * Hosted and performed on the Canadian CTV Television show "Sounds Country" for three years, featuring many Canadian acts, including Kris Krienkie, Doc Tibbles, Karina Long, and many others. Won a CanPro Gold Award for best musical variety show. | ||
| + | * First single, "Sweet Eyed Satin Lady", written by Wayne Faulconer and recorded at Mercy Brothers Studio in Elmira reached #5 on the Canadian charts in February of 1981, released on Don Grashey's Golden Eagle Records, under the name Wayne Faulconer and StoneRidge. | ||
[[Category:Bands]] | [[Category:Bands]] | ||
[[Category:Country Bands]] | [[Category:Country Bands]] | ||
Revision as of 03:07, 23 July 2010
Members
Biography
- Country-blues
- Recorded in Nashville and Toronto
- Juno-nominated
- Nominated for multiple CCMA awards, for Country Group of the year, Single of the year, and Vocal performance.
- Hosted and performed on the Canadian CTV Television show "Sounds Country" for three years, featuring many Canadian acts, including Kris Krienkie, Doc Tibbles, Karina Long, and many others. Won a CanPro Gold Award for best musical variety show.
- First single, "Sweet Eyed Satin Lady", written by Wayne Faulconer and recorded at Mercy Brothers Studio in Elmira reached #5 on the Canadian charts in February of 1981, released on Don Grashey's Golden Eagle Records, under the name Wayne Faulconer and StoneRidge.