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Rosie in particular was peeved that Highland Records had credited Dave Ponci as Angel Baby's writer. Follow-ups "Angel From Above" and "We'll Have a Chance" went unnoticed. However Jackie Wilson did take notice and introduced Rosie to his manager, Nat Taranpol.
Tony Gomez, guitarist David Ponci, lead guitarist Noah Tafolla and drummer Carl von Goodat. Rosie and the boys rehearsed a few numbers, then approached Highland Records about recording some of their material. History happened in an old airplaine hanger converted into a studio of sorts in San Marcos, California.
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Something unforeseen dampened Rosie's moment of glory: writer credit on both sides of the single had been given to David Ponci, one of her friends present at the session, leading to legal battles over royalties, something that was never completely explained or resolved to her satisfaction. The group broke up while the song was hitting its peak ...
16. März 2024 · Rosie, who believed that David was in cahoots with the label, wound up spending most of her adult years consulting lawyers who tried to get her music publishing royalties and credit for her work. When she finally succeeded in 1994, Ponci’s lone “songwriting” credit had disappeared.
The song received positive reactions from teenage listeners, and a scout from Highland Records offered the group a recording contract, under the condition that the company take possession of the master recording, and that David Ponce be named as the author of the song, as he was the eldest member of the group.
