STAINED GLASS LADY IN LACE

THIS SEEMS TO HAVE GONE UNDER THE RADAR . ISSUED ON CAPITOL BUT IT DIDN'T REGISTER ON THE MUSICAL SCALE. IT'S QUITE JOLLY GOOD ACTUALLY PIP PIP AND TALLY HO.

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Music

Tags:

• STAIN
• GLASS
• 60'S
• BEATLES
• BRITISH
• POP
• PSYCH

[attorneyblack]

If you would like a Law suit ! Let's do that ! Let's face it....there is no money in this song ! George Brix / orphan egg/ There is no need to fight abought a song that went nowhere !!!! Attorneyblack@yahoo.com PS. I will go after you for any other remarks ! Thank you ! 

[sunshinetunes67]

@attorneyblack PLEASE TAKE A TIMEOUT . THERE IS NOTHING VINDICTIVE OR MALICIOUS IN WHAT THESMARTFOLKS SAYS. THIS IS NOT THE FORUM TO MAKE THREATS . I PUT THIS ON FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF THOSE WHO MISSED OUT ON THIS GEM. THIS SOUNDS LIKE YOUR BACK IN THE SCHOOLYARD DESPITE THE FACT YOU MAY BE RIGHT. PLEASE DON'T RESORT TO TACTICS THAT ARE NOT REALLY WORTH IT.

[GlenBraeDude]

Stained Glass--Bob Rominger, Jim McPhearson and Denny Carrasco. Tom Bryant later replaced Rominger on guitar and Lance Libby brought in keyboards (Christian Rapid). I don't get the S.G./Orphan Egg/George Brix connection here. Never saw that. If this was a Brix tune then where were Bates, Monley and Smith on the recording? Label sez Stained Glass/Phil Stompo (???). In any event this recording was real stompo compared to their much better live repertoire from the time.

[Gyrobobb]

@attorneyblack You are a strange fellow. I just can't understand why some folks are making up stories about who wrote this stuff, and recorded it. Two of the original band members survive, and can relate exaclty what happened. There are still lots of folks around the recording industry that worked at Captiol and RCA back when we recorded these songs in their studios. Anyway, the fact remains, Jim McPherson wrote this song, and he, Dennis Carrasco and I recorded it at Capitol in the late 60s

[Gyrobobb]

George Brix wrote the song, eh? He also wrote the Star Spangled Banner, and Love me Do, and Fiddler on the Roof.

Maybe not.

Maybe what really happened was that Jim McPherson wrote the song, and the three of us in the Stained Glass recorded it at Capitol Records. Great song,.... and it had my song "Soap and Turkey on a Pyramid" on the back -- the only song I sang a lead on, on that first album.

[attorneyblack]

George Brix ! wrote this song ,dums, Bass ! George Brix !

[rickjonsen]

One of my song's. face book ! George Brix

[melvrich]

Jim McPherson wrote this song (words and music), sang lead on it, and played bass. The other two Stained Glass guys (Den Carasca and Rominger (can't remember first name)) did the rest of the parts. I was hanging out with them in San Jose in '68 or '69 when Lady in Lace was put together. I don't understand all these comments about lawsuits, Brix, black attorneys, and shit like that. How can there be any question about who did what when? It is public record. This is a strange world.

[gcbrix]

George Brix /Writer/Bass and drums

[2030black]

Love these guys ! Bought some great Lingerie at this store !

[DiamondTreasures]

Stained Glass were very good friends of mine at the time of this recording. They were a great band from San Jose Ca.