Stone went on to record four more albums as a solo artist (only "High on You" (1975) was released under just his name; the other three were released under the "Sly & The Family Stone" name). In 1976, Stone assembled a new Family Stone and released "Heard Ya Missed Me, Well I'm Back". 1979's "Back on the Right Track" followed, and in 1982 "Ain't But the One Way" was released, which began as a collaborative album with George Clinton, but was scrapped and later completed by producer Stewart Levine for release. None of these later albums achieved much success.