1978 was a great year for great music. And this song stays true in my heart. Great harmonies just like Ambrosia, Little River Band, Leblanc and Carr, England Dan & John Ford Coley etc, etc.
Wow!! Loved this Band, we always went to see them if they were in town!!! I never told anyone this but one night they were in Langley at the Country Palace and as I was coming out of the washroom Dan (bass) grabbed my hand wrapped his arms around me and laid a kiss on me!!! Took my breath away and was he ever tall with long beautiful dark hair!!! Awe...memories of being young!!!!
12 years ago I was listening to this while at work, then a call from home, my father was dying. Sadly, we didn't even get to mend old wounds. Just regrets after he was gone.
So many great bands from Canada that never got the recognition that they desired, part of my life always will remember certain songs that make up the soundtrack of our lives
Saw these guys at The Cave in Kelowna BC around 1981. Years later I ended up serving Ray Roper at the original Nanaimo Keg when he would come in for dinner while he was playing gigs at some of the hotel lounges. He was gracious to talk about the glory days as touring as Stonebolt. Nice guy he was.
One of the very few ballads with even more profound, visceral capture than "Time" by Alan Parsons Project. This song's "eternality" overrides the "discontinuity" proposed by that Alan Parsons Project song, if that makes sense.
Really a great music/song for me... a genius lyrics and tunes... I love this band/ I love Ray Roper... my ultimate dream is to them watch them singing this song in live...
Ray you are a genius, Thank you for Believing in me I knew you were the Right guy for My single, cant wait for all to hear, Cheers my Friend. You and this song is so amazing thank you Ray keep up the great influence
Which bandmate would that be?The band played at my highschool a few times over a couple of years around 78-79..Would also see them play at the Old Avalon hotel in North Vancouver,Queen of the Night has been on my mind for 30 years and just rediscovered it last night..All the great music to come out of the west coast in the 70's..Was a great time..TY for posting a song with many memories attached to it..
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLADS EVER RECORDED. PERIOD.
And to think that it was a song for a hoe from a lovestruck friendzoned dude hahaha I love this sad, optimistic and dark song.
Not "so amazing"-- but rather UTTERLY PHENOMENAL Ballad.
1978 was a great year for great music. And this song stays true in my heart. Great harmonies just like Ambrosia, Little River Band, Leblanc and Carr, England Dan & John Ford Coley etc, etc.
Wow!! Loved this Band, we always went to see them if they were in town!!! I never told anyone this but one night they were in Langley at the Country Palace and as I was coming out of the washroom Dan (bass) grabbed my hand wrapped his arms around me and laid a kiss on me!!! Took my breath away and was he ever tall with long beautiful dark hair!!! Awe...memories of being young!!!!
I bought the 45 back in the day.... and wore out the needle on my record player playing this over and over again..
12 years ago I was listening to this while at work, then a call from home, my father was dying. Sadly, we didn't even get to mend old wounds. Just regrets after he was gone.
So many great bands from Canada that never got the recognition that they desired, part of my life always will remember certain songs that make up the soundtrack of our lives
Saw these guys at The Cave in Kelowna BC around 1981. Years later I ended up serving Ray Roper at the original Nanaimo Keg when he would come in for dinner while he was playing gigs at some of the hotel lounges. He was gracious to talk about the glory days as touring as Stonebolt. Nice guy he was.
Great story.
Thanks for sharing it.
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I'm from Vancouver, and these guys where popular here in B.C
Seriously not a song around today that can hold a candle to this.
The first record (45) I ever bought.....back in the summer of '78. :-)
Canadian band peeked at #29 in 1978 in the USA.
One of the very few ballads with even more profound, visceral capture than "Time" by Alan Parsons Project. This song's "eternality" overrides the "discontinuity" proposed by that Alan Parsons Project song, if that makes sense.
beautiful music, brings back beautiful memories of the past.....
Very nice song
Brings back memories of slow dances.
this song reminds me of my childhood days. one of the first songs i was able to memorize.
One of the most beautiful ballad ever ❤❤❤
Really a great music/song for me... a genius lyrics and tunes... I love this band/ I love Ray Roper... my ultimate dream is to them watch them singing this song in live...
this was the greatest song i've found. i've listen everyday on the radio when i get some relax and unwind experience. thanks to this!!
Ray you are a genius, Thank you for Believing in me I knew you were the Right guy for My single, cant wait for all to hear, Cheers my Friend. You and this song is so amazing thank you Ray keep up the great influence
I want this played in my funeral.
Me too 😭
Memories ❤
nice, nice song.. i remember this song way back my first year in high school, and i've loved it since then...
@milliebeean2011 that was an era of the best music ever and stonebolt is just such an amazing canadian band.
The song was nice, true love never dies
Love this song 😘🎧🎶
true canadian classic tune.
Beautiful love song. Thanks guys!
Thank you for this music... :-)
One of my favorites!
Ray Roper just played the Occidental in Quesnel and he's still got it!
Very beautiful song, definitely share this with my girlfriend on our anniversary. Thank you posting.
my future wedding dance. ♡♡♡
my hearttttttttttttttt memoriesssssssssssssss what a song
love love this song
I super love this song promise.
great music
This song makes me cry
Such a poetic 🙏
music to my ears
Linda ,linda canção
Listening April 8th 2023. This song is dedicated to Melody Sharmaine Adolfo Acabado of Bacoor City, Province of Cavite.❤❤❤❤
Which bandmate would that be?The band played at my highschool a few times over a couple of years around 78-79..Would also see them play at the Old Avalon hotel in North Vancouver,Queen of the Night has been on my mind for 30 years and just rediscovered it last night..All the great music to come out of the west coast in the 70's..Was a great time..TY for posting a song with many memories attached to it..
timeless…
Dave, if your still around, Kurt....
Thats true, however things are changing now..bands like Nickelback are getting that worldwide recognition.
To think I once dated Brian . . .
Just let them love me what you knew you won't be able to.
Get sins
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Was there a Harrison (last name) in the band or related to a Harrison ? 🎤 🎸 🎻 🎹 🎵
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