The Federal Fugitives were unknown to me until Rick Ledbetter commented below with the lineup:

Rick Ledbetter – lead guitar
Steve Allen – rhythm guitar
Dennis Mitchell – bass
Gary Stone – drums
Johnny Stovall – horns
Steve Allen – horns

“Woman of Stone” is a good light-psychedelic original by Ledbetter and Stone. Jim Youmans (of the Swingin’ Apollos) did a fine job of production.

The musicians are accomplished, I wonder if the Federal Fugitives is a pseudonym for another group.

Ledbetter and Stone also wrote the harmony-filled ballad flip, “Just Remember”.

Released on Youmer Records Incorporated, YM 1002 with an address of 524 Plasters Ave, in Atlanta. Youmer’s first release was the Sons of Bach, “Stubborn Kind of Fellow” / “I Knew I’d Want You”, which I haven’t heard. Youmans produced this one too. Without original songs, there’s even less chance of finding out who played on that record.

Both songs published by Margie Music BMI, which was based in Decatur, but I can’t find registrations for either.

Rick told me more about the members of the Federal Fugitives:

Gary Stone went on to play with Billy Joe Royal.

Dennis Mitchell played with Ben Dover and Tennessee Tucker and also appeared in Six Pack with Kenny Rogers.

Rick Ledbetter went into radio broadcasting (Rick Ledbetter On Air on youtube).

Steve Allen performs as a one man band.

Johnny and Ted Stovall also played horns with The Soul Patrol around Atlanta after Rick formed the new group after two years in the Army.

Ted Stovall went on to arrange the horns on Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “What’s Your Name” and “Moonlight Feels Right” by Starbuck.