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The Stompers are an American rock band formed in East Boston, Massachusetts in 1977. The group formed after lead vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter Sal Baglio and drummer Mark Cuccinello were joined by Stephen Gilligan on bass, and Dave Friedman on keyboards. On November 7, 1977, the band played their first show in Beverly, Massachusetts. The Stompers played in Boston-area bars such as The Rathskeller and Jonathan Swift's.

On a dreary October day it's nice to know there's something indoors to do. Join us this afternoon for Jazz and swing from 3:30pm. Give a warm welcome to one of the youngest players on the circuit, Amy Roberts joins Christine's stackyard stompers from 5pm. The White Horse Eaton Bray. Sunday lunch deal includes Gammon and Sirloin Roasts with dessert.

Stackyard synonyms, Stackyard pronunciation, Stackyard translation, English dictionary definition of Stackyard. n. 1. A yard or inclosure for stacks of hay or grain. SUNDAY Christine & The Stackyard Stompers : Westwood Heath Club & Reading Rooms, Westwood Heath Road, Coventry, 12. MULTI?TALENTED ADRIAN'S STRATFORD DATE; Jazz. We would be turning the hay with pitchforks, gathering it into haycocks, loading it on to Price Tir-Paenau's haycart, filling the hayloft and building a haystack in the stackyard by the gate into Cae Cefn. MORNINGSERIAL; The Songbird is Singing. The garden, sheltered by the original stackyard wall, has plenty of potential to be developed for leisure or self-sufficiency.

Sal Baglio (vocals and guitar) and his fellow Stompers (Stephen Gilligan on bass, Mark Cuccinello on drums, and Dave Friedman on keyboards) debut on Neil Bogart's Boardwalk Records imprint was a great rock & roll album that got caught up in the new wave scene, though it deserved to be fed to a mass audience hungry for some real music. While every other band in the '80s were trying to be ahead of their time, the Stompers were proud to be of their time, playing a Springsteen-ish brand of good-time rock with it's roots stuck proudly in the '50s and '60s.