Sunday in the Park, 1973

I have mentioned how much touch up work is needed for the Sunday in the Park, 1973  show pics so here are 3 samples of before and after.
These scratches were made by a malfunction of the film advance function of the camera.  I did not know that this problem was there until it was too late.This is why there is going to be a delay in getting this series of pics finished and ready for publishing on line.

Places of found pics

The show pics that I found are of pics found of band at

assorted unknown band and places pics,

Fletcher's Field at night.

Mount Royal Park

Moustache Club

Jamie, Danny and Al at 2000+ ( I think this was a party at a record store where Jamie was working).

Lindsay Place High School in Pointe Claire.

3 Aces Brasserie on Aylmer

 Pointe St. Charles Park.

Oromocto Army Base

Place d'Armes Square in old Montreal.

Lost photos found

I have just found many b&W photo shoots at different clubs and out door parks, that I thought were lost,  with different versions of the band. I will try to get these posted in the next several months. Unfortunately I still can not find any photos taken at the Friar's Pub.

St.Marc Street Band in Oromocto Army Base Arena 1975

Here are several photos of a gig at the Oromocto Army Base in Oromocto, NB during an east coast tour.

Fans of the St. Marc Street Band

Here are some photos of some of the band's fans in good and bad weather they came out to see Al and his band.

Earl Gordon live and well in LA

Here is a video of Earl Gordon the original drummer from the St.Marc Street Band performing with a band at
Jam at Webers in L.A. They are doing an old blues tune Wang Dang Doodle. Good song. Good job.

Al with Montreal version of Counts Four

Here is a jacket cover from the Montreal version of the Counts Four. Al Ridler the bass player is on top right of image.  This record came out just before the 1st Beatles record was released in North America.
Here is a short bio of Al before he created the St. Marc Street Band.
The album was on London Records,album no. eb87,made in the RCA studio in
Montreal. 
When the band let me go THEY IMMEDEATLY BECAME  THE BELLS !  BEFORE THE
COUNTS 4 I was the bass player with Al Nichols and the Monterays, after
I was with the Count 4s I was with the Green Men for 9 months!  Ya I had
green hair in 1965!  In 66 I was in a folk rock group called  the Six
Foot Sound of Marty Shannon , then a trio called Jim and Stan +One, I
was the one! This trio became The Faculty ,a lounge group, after that I
went underground and formed the St. Marc Street Band.