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MISCELLANEOUS MEMORABILIA 3



Belgium 45 picture sleeve


"Bottle Of Wine" sheet music


Australian LP


Australian sheet music


from Chile




from Peru




Spanish release on Stateside


Spanish release on Capitol Records


France picture sleeve


Denmark picture sleeve


45 from New Zealand


from Sweden


Bottle Of Wine / Ain't That Rain released in Lebanon


Spanish LP


Jimmy solo 45 pic sleeve from Holland


Dutch picture sleeve


Danish picture sleeve


France picture sleeve


January 1968 - on the steps of the Norvajak building in Clovis


Swedish picture sleeve


German picture sleeve


Armed Forces Radio Show LP (flip was "The Guess Who")


1969 - back to the tree behind Petty Studios


"Come On React" sheet music


late '60s TV appearance performing "Sugar Shack"


late 1969
(L-R) Stan Lark, Keith McCormack (writer of Sugar Shack),
George Tomsco, Jimmy Gilmer, Doug Roberts, George Rudaiger


picture sleeve from Holland


Dutch picture sleeve


Belgium picture sleeve


Fireballs song book


EARLY 1970s
After Jimmy Gilmer left the group and The Fireballs decided to branch out with a new sound,
Norman Petty had a 5 year name clause in their contract in which they couldn't use the "Fireball" name
and the band became "Colorado".

Keith McCormack, Stan Lark, George Tomsco & Robert Hart



This lineup released 2 singles on the UNI label:
MY BABE / COUNTRY COMFORT (UNI 55280)
DOGWOOD / MOONSHINE (UNI 55302)

The 2 singles were recorded in California

George recalls that Stan sang lead on a take of "Ain't That Rain"
and that other tracks may have been recorded and remain unreleased.
After the 5 year period, they were back to being "The Fireballs"! 



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