In 1977 Silver Studs Lance Reynolds and Gino Latorre
continued as a duo, renaming themselves simply The Studs (and recruiting a new
backing band). The debut single from The Studs was Funky Feet which reached
Number 13 in October 1977. The duo completed an album which did not see the
light of day until November 1978 and followed two more singles, Today I Met The
Girl I’m Gonna Marry and Dr Bop. However The Studs only sang on side one with
Stud front man Gino Latorre singing solo on side two, which featured his single
“Crazy Lover”. The album was produced by Tony Hogarth at Trafalgar Studios,
Sydney and Larrabee Studios Los Angeles between May 1977 and July 1978. Musicians
included on this album were Tony Ansell, Stephen Murphy, Greg Lyons, Jim Kelly,
James Taylor, Terry Young, Col Loughnan, Clydie King, Terry & Mona Lisa and
Stephen Hopes. mp3
3 comments:
first time have seen any of my products on the net ! I now have a gallery in Oz 3282 which features a vintage vinyl and memorabilia sections ! and is called the Hogarth collection
Thanks for this link, I have been trying to locate a copy of this LP due to the version of 'Make a Promise' which like 'Dr Bop' was penned by Bruce Woolley.It was released around Europe under the band name 'Fallen Angel & the TC Band'.
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