Stagepass Credits

Recorded Live at the Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio
October 22, October 23 and October 24, 1976



ALBUM:		1977	EPIC PEG 34661		UPC# None 

CASSETTE:	1977	EPIC PTG 34661

8- TRACK:	 1977	EPIC PAG 34661

CD:		Epic CD# EGK 34661	UPC# 0 - 7464 - 34661 - 2



01. Midwest Midnight  (MS)

02. One Good Reason  (MS)

03. Real Good Time  (DP)

04. Nothing's Gonna Change My Mind  (JK)

05. Calcutta Auction  (MS)

06. Moving Right Along (MS)

07. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow  (Cover)

08. Waste A Little Time On Me  (JK)

09. Pierette  (JK)

10. Rosewood Bitters  (MS)

11. Wild Sanctuary  (JK)

12. Let's Get The Show On The Road  (MS)

13. Strike Up The Band  (JK)




(Page 1)

You have to believe in The Michacl Stanley
Band. a In time when the "future" of rock
and roll changes from week to week, The
Michael Stanley Band stands now as the
presence. You have to believe like Bill
Szymczyk, who produced Michael's two solo
albums and is The Michael Stanley Band's
producer. You have to believe like those 8,000
fans who stood out in the cold rain that
October weekend in 1976, waiting to get into
Agora the Ballroom, Cleveland's showplace
for 10 years. You have to believe like The
Michael Stanley Band itself, with five
members now, whose faith has produced this
magnificent live recording.

The Michael Stanley Band is
guitarist / songwriter Michael Stanley

The Michael Stanley Band is
lead guitarist / songwriter Jonah Koslen.

The Michael Stanley Band is
bassist / songwriter Daniel Pecchio. 

The Michael Stanley Band is
keyboard wizard Bob Pelander. 

The Michael Stanley Band is
drummer Tommy Dobeck.

This is the band's third album on Epic
Cleveland is now challenging America as the
new capital of rock and roll and, in Cleveland,
The Michael Stanley Band is the biggest
name there is. Within Stagepass is the
essence of rock and roll and from the
opening chords of "Midwest Midnight",
destined to become an anthem, to the final
crowd-rousing choruses of "Strike Up The
Band," MSB will make believers out of you all

			Al Aronowitz

(Page 2)

Covet photograph: Frank Laffitte
Photography: David Gahr
Concert Sound and Lights by Jam Sound and Specialite
Band introduction by David Spcro
Direction Is by David Spero for Rosewood Management
Bookings by Diversified Management Agency
Road Manager Is Jimmy Soffos, and Mark Schneider Is the
Equipment Manager.

For everything they've done, we thank Michael Rosenfeld, Ron
Alexenburg, Steve Popovich, Lennie Petze, Sam Lederman, Alan
Ostroff, Mike Shavelson, Mike Waggonner, Lou Stewart, Noreen Reilly,
Buddy Thronton, Jann Zlotkin, Joe Walsh, Nick Caris, Trip Brown
D.M.A., Satorial Splendor courtesy of Paul and Robin Steels at Juicy
Lucy, Lee Goldstein (Snip-Snip) Design Lines, The Brothers Belkin,
Wendy Stein, Dan Garfinkle, Jeff Kinsbach, Shelly Graffman
Charlie Kendall, Mudcat Grant, Ellen Darst, Eric Carmen, Bill Lucas
Raul Acevedo (for always being there), Tom Turner, Paul Harris
Steamed Clams, Defiores Music, Anne Robins, Jim Quinn, Werner
Sheir, Ellen (for the introduction), Chesters, Estell Hilas, Zane, Mike
George, Ari, Pano, Louie, Terry, Jim, Dave Henton, Charlie and
Robin Wiener, Harry Spero, John and Yoko Lennon, Gary Arnold
Frank Pavich, Anastasia Pansius, Jim Gerard, Peanuts, Mike Sisko
Nancy and Bob Pelander, The No Name, Kristin Gudnason, The
Carlones, Dan Circus, Cleveland, Frank Muller, Bobbi John, David
Crowther, Dan Hector, Sam & Tony at Arco, Penny and Patty, Sue
Ashmun, Brazil Gans, Debbie & Halle, The B's Everywhere, Denise
From Scorpio, Charles Tanqueray & Co. Ltd, Jack Daniels, Pierre
Smirnoff, Doug, Charlene & David Hiltner, Rocky, Mary, Kim & Art
and All at the Center of the World, David Gahr, Susan Szymczyk
Jessica Lee, Christopher Robin, Sandy and Toto too, Anna Bryant
Sarah Elizabeth, and of course, The Hills

A very special thanks to everyone at Jam Sound and Specialite:
John Markovich, David Terpak, Pat Scardina, Dan (Monte)
Montecalvo, Freaky Steve, Joe Woronca, and Tim Dailey and also to
Hank Loconti and the entire Agora staff, and everyone at Agency
Recording