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Gone to Sorrow
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Sleeping Serenade
02:45
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Homeward Bound
02:37
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Sands of Love
02:15
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My Life Has Changed
03:19
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Return Home
02:23
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Her Invention
02:10
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Look Around Rock
02:32
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The Now
02:31
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Rainbows
02:17
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Simple Complexities
02:04
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Ashes California
Ashes was a folk-rock group that emerged in 1965 with Pat Taylor as their lead. The band was known for their singles and house band stint at Santa Monica's Waleback. They later transitioned into the Peanut Butter Conspiracy but revived themselves as Ashes in 1968. The band released a sought-after debut LP on Vault Records in 1970, featuring Pat Taylor due to contractual constraints. ... more
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