The Stillettos

Elda and The Stillettos were a 70s New York City Punk band with an extremely raw and energetic stripped-down rough'n'ready sound. The group was formed by lead singer Elda Gentile (a.k.a. Elda Stiletto) in 1972. The original band line-up was: Chris Stein (guitars), Billy O'Connor (drums), Fred Smith (bass), Deborah Harry (vocals), and Rosie Ross (vocals). Elda and the Stillettos played in such notable Big Apple Punk venues as CBGB's, Club 82, and Max's Kansas City. The group broke up in 1974 after only the female members were offered a record deal. Stein and Harry went on to form the hugely popular and successful New Wave outfit Blondie. Elda Gentile continued with a solo career before reforming the band with an all-new line-up in late 1976. Members of this particular incarnation of the group included Cheetah Chrome, Walter Lure, and Billy Ruth.

Punk Trampoline (2005)

01 - Blood From A Stone
02 - Wonder Why
03 - Let There be Pain
04 - Feedback
05 - Pink Stillettos
06 - Anti-Disco
07 - Cutty Sark And Rollin' On
08 - Can't Keep Foolin Yourself
09 - Tar On My Back
10 - Fly On By
11 - Mercer Street
12 - What Goes Around
13 - You Hold Me
14 - Feedback Jazz

Punk Trampoline (Original NYC 1970's Punk Heroes) (2013)

01 - Anti-Disco
02 - Cutty Sark Into Rollin' On
03 - Fly On By
04 - Mercer Street
05 - Can't Keep Foolin' Yourself
06 - Blood From A Stone
07 - Wonder Why
08 - Hold Me
09 - Pink Stilettos
10 - Feedback Rock

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