The band then embarked on a mini-tour of the East Coast with longtime friend Neil McAneny, serving as tour manager and security guard.
The group continued to play throughout the metropolitan area constantly and managed to support; Joan Jett, Blue Cheer, Detroit Cobras, The Greenhornes and Ted Leo and the Pharmacists.
On Sunday May 27, 2007, the final mixes for Casting Shadows were completed at Dead Verse Studio in Union City, NJ.
Nicholas Ferrante replaced Scott Bolasci and Gonnelli moved back to New Jersey to pursue The Black Hollies full-time.
[2] "Somewhere Between Here and Nowhere" was released in October 2013 The Black Hollies/Dansettes split 45: "Hush" b/w "Forty Days"(Ernest Jenning 2007) The Black Hollies contributed their version of Paul McCartney's classic, "Heart Of The Country" on Tom Scharpling's Best Show on WFMU's Ram tribute album.