Ashes - AshesStarting out as Ashes in the mid 1960's, then morphing into the popular Peanut Butter Conspiracy before emerging as The Ashes once again, this time featuring female lead vocalist Pat Taylor, The Ashes recorded their one and only album in 1969 featuring a band lineup of Pat Taylor (vocals); John Merrill (guitar, vocals); Al Brackett (bass, vocals) and Jim Voight (drums). Sounding like a rootsier version of the Jefferson Airplane, the lone Ashes LP has

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