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| An instrumental guitar rocker performed in the early '60s style. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE -  buy it!
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CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congas, and chief engineer |
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| A progressive surf rock instrumental combining the early '60s trad style guitar of Dick Stewart with modern
rhythm and lead guitar of son, Jason Stewart, along with bass licks by son, Ritch Stewart. Knights' drummer, Steve Hudgins provides the percussions. This is the title song for The Knights' new Lance CD album now available at lancerecords.com. For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. (Note: Unlike the compact CD production, this free audio track has not been CD mastered.) |
CD: In Progression
Label: Lance Records 2010
Credits: Dick Stewart - arranger, principal composer, trad guitar; Ritch Stewart - arranger, bass; Jason Stewart - modern guitar;Steve Hudgins - drummer, chief engineer |
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| An upbeat Southwestern style guitar surf instrumental complete with sound effects.
The track was recorded in early 2001 and CD mixed at John Wagner Studios in Albuquerque in April 2001. |
CD: Then and Now
Label: Lance Records 2009
Credits: writer, arranger, and lead guitar - Dick Stewart; bass - Gary Snow; drums and Congas - Steve Hudgins |
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| A mellow, very melodious instrumental combining modern guitar efforts by Jason Stewart with trad guitar licks by his dad, Dick Stewart. Second son, Ritch Stewart's expert bass licks work perfect with Steve Hudgins' masterful drum patterns. This is a great song folks and is one of the tracks in The Knights' newest CD album entitled "In Progression," which is now available at lancerecords.com. For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. (Note: Unlike the compact CD production, this free audio version has not been CD mastered.) |
CD: In Progression
Label: Lance Records 2010
Credits: Dick Stewart - arranger, trad guitar; Jason Stewart - principal composer, arranger, modern guitar; Ritch Stewart - arranger, bass; Steve Hudgins - drummer, chief engineer |
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| Dick Stewart joined forces with his sons on this instrumental track that's one of the numbers on The Knights' new compact CD album entitled, "In Progression." Available at lancerecords.com, this album offers a combination of modern and trad guitar with a heavy dose of frat bass and Steve Hudgin's driving percussions, and is the first time that the Stewarts have collaborated musically since 1993. Note: For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. (Unlike the compact disc, this free audio track is not CD mastered.) |
CD: In Progression
Label: Lance Records (L-2010)
Credits: Dick Stewart - arranger, composer, trad guitar; Ritch Stewart - bass; Steve Hudgins - percussions |
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| Don't let the title fool you. There's a surprise surf instro bridge in this very moving melody that compliments the Knights' ongoing, interesting blend of modern and trad guitar. This track is included in the group's newest CD release, "In Progression," now available at lancerecords.com, and has been retitled, "Ragtime Surf." For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. (Note: Unlike the compact CD version, this free audio track is not CD mastered.) |
CD: In Progression
Label: Lance Records 2010
Credits: Jason Stewart - arranger, composer, modern guitar; Dick Stewart - arranger, composer, trad guitar; Ritch Stewart - arranger, composer, bass; Steve Hudgins - drummer, chief engineer |
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| A recently recorded surf rocker which is a new version of The Knights' 1964 "Cut Out." |
CD: Surfin' Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - composer, arranger, and guitarist; Gary Snow - bass; Steve Hudgins - drums |
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| Orignally released in 1972, this unique Venture/Ranchera style arrangement was a big hit in the Hispanic market of the Southwest. |
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CD: El Papalote
Label: Lance Records (L-2007)
Credits: lead guitar - Dick Stewart; rhythm guitar - F. Gonzales; bass - Jose "Prospero" Montoya; drums - T. Lucero |
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| An instrumental guitar rock effort performed in the early '60s style. |
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CD: Surfin' The Southwest, Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congas, and chief engineer |
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| A progressive, surf-rock instrumental that combines trad, modern, and steel guitar. This track is included in The Knights' new CD album, entitled "In Progression" which is available at lancerecords.com. Note: For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. |
Label: Lance Records 2010
Credits: Dick Stewart - arranger, principal composer, trad guitar; Jason Stewart - arranger, modern guitar; Ritch Stewart - arranger, bass; Johnny Hogan - steel guitar; Steve Hudgins - drummer, chief engineer |
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| A very melodious guitar instrumental featuring a combination of trad and modern guitars and delivered in a medium rock tempo. Congas play an important role in the verses, and diminished guitar chords dominate the second half of the bridge. Dick Stewart wrote the track for his daughter, Shelbi, who lives in Burbank, CA with her husband and four children. This song is retitled "Shelbi with an 'I'" and a steel guitar lead has been added to the bridge in The Knights' new compact CD album, "In Progression" now available at lancerecords.com. For each CD sold, Lance Records will include a four-minute, professionally produced, VHS video of some very cool, wakeboard wipe outs, sound tracked with the title song. (Note: Unlike the compact CD version, this free audio track is not CD mastered.)
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CD: In Progression
Label: Lance Records 2010
Credits: Dick Stewart - principal arranger, composer, trad guitar; Jason Stewart - modern guitar; Ritch Stewart - arranger, bass; Steve Hudgins - arranger, congas, drums, chief engineer |
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| A guitar instrumental rock effort performed in the early '60s tradional style. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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| A mellow, early '60s trad guitar rock instro performed in that familiar C/E/F/Fm progression that was paramount during the late '50s and early '60s. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: writer, arranger, and lead guitar - Dick Stewart; bass - Gary Snow; drums - Steve Hudgins |
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| A guitar instrumental rock effort performed in the early '60s traditional style. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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| A mello instrumental guitar rocker performed in the early '60s style. |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congos, and chief engineer |
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| A guitar instrumental rock song performed in the early '60s traditional style. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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| IN MEMORY: "You will always have a place in our hearts, good friends shall never part, we'll always love you so. Siempre a llegar en nuestro corazon, porque buenos amigos son, Adios."
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MP3.com CD: EL PAPALOTE - buy it!
CD: El Papalote
Label: Lance Records (L-2007)
Credits: writer, arranger, guitar, and bass - Dick Stewart; |
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| A late '50s style, soft instrumental guitar rocker |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
MP3.com CD: EL PAPALOTE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congos, and chief engineer |
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| A caribbean, early '60s style, laid-back guitar rock instrumental complete with ocean sound effects and congas. The melody will not leave you! |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
CD: Then and Now
Label: Lance Records (2009)
Credits: composer and guitarist - Dick Stewart; bass - Gary Snow; drums and additional percussions - Steve Hudgins |
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| With special permission from composers, Rick Elger and George Bowser of Red Guitars(mp3.com/redguitars), The Knights conjured up their own arrangement of this exceptional instrumental by one of Canada's leading early trad-'60s guitar instro band. Says arranger, Dick Stewart, "I downloaded some Red Guitar tunes from MP3.com and was blown away by the band's smooth, mellow guitar delivery and well-written instrumentals. 'The Man Who Wasn't There' is one of my favorites by them and we think it fit well with our style." |
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CD: Surfin Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records 2003
Credits: Written by Rick Elger and George Bower; Co-published by You Guys Publishing and Telescene; Lead Guitar and Arranger - Dick Stewart; Bass - Gary Snow; Drums and Chief Recording Engineer - Steve Hudgins |
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| Red Feather Records released "Lonely by the Sea" b/w "Moonbeam" in 1965 as a follow-up to The Knights' regional hit single, "Precision." It is an example of early '60s traditional instrumental guitar rock before it was referred to as surf. |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: writer - Dick Stewart; lead guitar - Dick Stewart; rhythm guitar - Larry Longmire; bass - Gary Butler; drums - Bill "Corky" Anderson |
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| A redo of "Lonely by the Sea". Although the melody line remains the same, the production of the song was different enough to deserve a new name. |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: El Nino
Label: Collectables 0684
Credits: written by Dick Stewart; Lead score by Jason Stewart |
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| A slow instrumental guitar effort performed in the early '60s style rock. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congos, and chief engineer |
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| This Venture/Ranchera style instrumental was a big hit in the Hispanic market of the Southwest U.S. when it was originally released in 1972. |
MP3.com CD: EL PAPALOTE - buy it!
CD: El Papalote
Label: Lance Records (L-2007)
Credits: lead guitar - Dick Stewart; back-up lead - Little Ralph Pais; rhythm guitar - F. Gonzales; bass - Jose "Prospero" Montoya; drums - T. Lucero |
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| This slow instrumental guitar rocker was originally released on Red Feathers by The Knights in 1965. This is a redo of that song which was recorded in the summer of 1999. |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congos, and chief engineer |
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| Red Feather Records released "Cut Out" in 1964 as the flip side to The Knights' "Precision." Both songs received extensive radio airplay throughout the U.S.during the mid-'60s. It is a true example of how guitar instrumental rock first sounded before it was referred to as surf. |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: lead guitarist and writer - Dick Stewart; rhythm guitar - Larry Longmire; bass - Gary Butler; drums - Bill "Corky" Anderson |
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| A guitar rock instrumental performed in the early '60s traditional style |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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| A guitar instrumental rock effort with a hint of jazz performed in the early '60s traditional style. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (2001)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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| This instrumental guitar effort is a mild rocker presented in an early '60s style with a hint of jazz and R&B. |
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (L-2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums, congos, and chief engineer |
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| An early '60s style guitar rock instrumental that was originally released in 1965 by Red Feather as the flip side to, "Lonely By The Sea." |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: Dick Stewart-arranger, writer, lead guitar; William "Corky" Anderson - drums; Gary Butler - bass; Larry Longmire - rhrythm/back up lead guitar |
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| An early '60s style guitar rock instrumental with classical piano backing that became a number one hit on KQEO A.M. Radio in Albuquerque, New Mexico in the summer of 1964. KQEO ruled New Mexico during that time with an unbelievable rating of 51. Says Dick Stewart, the song's composer, "'Cash Box' gave The Knights a great review of 'Precision' when it was released in 1964 citing that the combination of classical piano and rock guitar lead was very innovative and catchy. Many (including The Knights) were convinced that 'Precision' could have easily climbed the national charts if it were not for the arrival of The Beatles to the U.S. in February 1964. Their new Mersey sound instantly caught on putting the instrumental guitar rock genre, which was the rage in the early '60s, in the back seat." |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' THE WEB - buy it!
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Web
Label: Lance Records (L-2001)
Credits: composer, arranger, and lead guitarist - Dick Stewart; recording enginner - Dave Bonham; Bass - Gary Butler; Drums - Bill "Corky" Anderson; rhythm guitar - Larry Longmire |
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| Dick Stewart, who grew up in an Hispanic neighborhood in Albuquerque, N.M. , spoke the local Mexican dialect as freely as he did English. When he was a teenager in the '50s his Pachuco buddies at his high school (Valley High) referred to him as El Chuco Blanco which translates freely as "the Pachuco with fair skin." The Spanish dialect that Stewart uses in this song was common jargon between him and his Hispanic compadres during that time. |
MP3.com CD: EL PAPALOTE - buy it!
CD: El Papalote
Label: Lance Records (L-2007)
Credits: words, music, and vocals - Dick Stewart; lead guitar - Jason Stewart |
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| A rocker originally written and released in 1984 on Jyck Records by the Knights when they were known as The Mountain Riff-Raff. It was dedicated to all the bikers who roamed the east side of the Sandia Mountains located just east of Albuquerque. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records (L-2005)
Credits: words - Dick Stewart; music - Dick Stewart and Jim Deaton; Lead Vocal - Jim Magoon; lead guitar - Jason Stewart; back-up vocals - the Stewarts |
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| A slow rocker written by Richard T. Stewart and released on the Jyck Record label in 1995 as a contribution to the Lobo Power album. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records L-2005)
Credits: words, music, bass, and lead vocal - Richard T. Stewart; lead guitar - Jason Stewart |
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| A rocker with excellent guitar work, written and released originally by Jyck Records unofficially for the University of New Mexico in 1994 (although the school never endorsed it). In any event, the song did have its UNM fans who rallied furiously behind this fast-pace fight song. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records (L-2005)
Credits: words and music - Dick Stewart; arranger and lead guitar - Jason Stewart; lead vocal - Jim Magoon, back up vocals - Dick Stewart and Richard T. Stewart |
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| A frat-rock effort consisting of two guitars, bass and drums. |
MP3.com CD: JYCK MONKEY TIME - buy it!
CD: Jyck Monkey Time
Label: Jyck Records
Credits: Lead guitar - Jason Stewart; bass, back-up lead guitar, and lead vocal - Dick Stewart; cough, rhythm guitar and back-up vocals - Ritch Stewart; animal sounds - Steve Losier, written and arranged by Dick Stewart; recording engineer - Rick Dustin |
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| A blues/rock vocal written by Ritch Stewart which consists of two guitars, bass, and drums. |
MP3.com CD: JYCK MONKEY TIME - buy it!
CD: Jyck Monkey Time
Label: Lance Records L-2004)
Credits: bass and rhythm guitar - Ritch Stewart; lead guitar - Howard Martin; sax - Gary Werner; written and arranged by Ritch Stewart; recording engineer - Rick Dustin |
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| A rocker with excellent guitar work by Jason Stewart, written and released in 1993 as a theme song for a popular Albuquerque sports talk show host, KDEF's Henry Tafoya . The song became an instant hit by his listeners and continues to be used by him to this day. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records L-2005)
Credits: lead vocal, words and music - Dick Stewart; back up vocals - Dick Stewart , Judi Stewart; Jason Stewart; lead guitar - Jason Stewart |
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| A soft, very mellow, melodic tune sung by Judi Stewart. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Credits: words and vocals - Judi Stewart; music - Judi Stewart; arranger and guitar - Jason Stewart;Dick Stewart |
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| A jazzy, medium rocker with a cool bridge and great guitar licks |
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records (L-2005)
Credits: words and music - Dick Stewart; arranger and lead guitarist - Jason Stewart; lead vocal - Jim Magoon; back-up vocals - Dick Stewart, Richard T. Stewart |
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| A garage frat-rock vocal recording by The Knights on Delta Records and released in 1966. |
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: music written and arranged by Dick Stewart; words by Johnny Salisbury; vocals and lead guitar - Dick Stewart; recording engineer - John Wagner |
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| A frat rock vocal recorded in 1966 at John Wagner's studio in Albuquerque, N.M. when The Knights were known as King Richard and the Knights. |
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, lead guitar; Larry Reid - sax, lead vocals; Jerry Huchins - bass; Jack Paden - drums; Mike Celenze - keyboards |
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| A frat-rock style vocal release in 1966 on Delta Records when The Knights added King Richard to their title. |
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: Music, back-up vocals, arrangement and lead guitar - Dick Stewart; words - John Salisbury; lead vocal - Larry Reid; recording engineer - John Wagner |
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| A frat rock vocal released by Delta Records on 45-rpm in 1965 when The Knights added King Richard to their title. |
MP3.com CD: I DON'T NEED YOU - buy it!
CD: I Don't Need You
Label: Lance Records (L-2000)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, lead guitar and vocal; Jerry Huchins - bass; Jack Paden - drums; Mike Celenze - keyboards |
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| A classic rock effort written by Dick Stewart. The band structure consists of two guitars, bass, and drums. |
MP3.com CD: JYCK MONKEY TIME - buy it!
CD: Jyck Monkey Time
Label: Lance Records L-2004)
Credits: lead vocalist - Jim Magoon; lead guitar - Jason Stewart; bass and back-up vocals - Ritch Stewart; rhythm and acoustic lead guitar as well as back-up vocals - Dick Stewart; written and arranged by Dick Stewart; recording engineer - Rick Dustin |
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| A Jazzy rocker about an ongoing annual slow-pitch softball grudge match. |
MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it!
MP3.com CD: EL PAPALOTE - buy it!
CD: Lobo Power
Label: LanceRecords (L-2005)
Credits: words, music and lead vocal - Dick Stewart; Arranger and modern guitar - Jason Stewart |
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| A slow melodic love rock ballad written by Ritch Stewart and consisting of two guitars, bass and drums. |
MP3.com CD: JYCK MONKEY TIME - buy it!
CD: Jyck Monkey Time
Label: Lance Records L-2004)
Credits: lead guitar - Jason Stewart; bass and rhythm guitar - Ritch Stewart; written and arranged by Ritch Stewart; recording engineer - Rick Dustin |
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| An upbeat adult rock tune. |
CD: Lobo Power
Label: Lance Records (L-2005)
Credits: words and music - Dick Stewart; arranger, vocals, and lead guitarist - Jason Stewart |
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| This is a redo of The Knights' 1964 release of "Cut Out." |
MP3.com CD: THEN AND NOW - buy it!
MP3.com CD: SURFIN' SANTA FE STYLE - buy it!
CD: Surfin' The Southwest Santa Fe Style
Label: Lance Records (2003)
Credits: Dick Stewart - writer, arranger, rhythm, and lead guitar; Gary Snow - bass and label artwork; Steve Hudgins - drums and chief engineer |
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