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| Nova Scotia Classic Rock |
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Recording Band: |
| Robert (Nelson) Barrie: | Lead Vocals |
| Alan Sutherland: | Lead Guitar |
| Dan Sutherland: | Bass |
| Alex Marks: | Guitar |
| Archie Nicholson: | Drums |
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Other Members: |
| Kelly MacDonald: | Keyboards |
| Curtis Roper: | Drums |
| Jack Johnson: | Drums |
| Bruce MacDonald: | Drums |
| Hugh MacNeil : | Drums |
| John MacInnis: | Guitar |
| Greg Black: | Lead Vocals |
| Lynn Walsh: | Keyboards, Vocals |
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Stonehenge formed in Cape Breton in 1979 with players aged 12 to 16. They played clubs and taverns all over Cape Breton Island. |
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The band went into the Audio Atlantic Studios in Halifax on June 2, 1981 and over two days produced the single "Endlessly/Coke Avenue " with Pat Martin at the controls. "Endlessly" was a hit on local radio that summer. |
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The band broke up in the summer of 1983. |
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Info And Photos Courtesy Of Robert Barrie |
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Discography: |
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Singles |
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1981 Endlessly/Coke Avenue(The Great Eastern Production Co.) |
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