The Ashes - Ashes featuring Pat Taylor - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Starting 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 been a favorite of rare psyche and 60's rock collectors for many years. Finally available in the digital domain, all selections have been newly re-mastered. Album Tracks 1. Gone to Sorrow 2. Sleeping Serenade 3. Homeward Bound 4. Sands of Love 5. My Life Has Changed 6. Return Home 7. Her Invention 8. Look Around Rock 9. The Now 10. Rainbows 11. Simple Complexities

Limited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. From being cradled as a baby in the arms of Roy Orbison, to performing a duet with Willie Nelson, you would think that Tami Neilson lived a country music fantasy life. However, in between these monumental occurrences, The Neilson Family Band were having to busk in the streets to put food on the table, performing gospel concerts to prisoners, and roaring down the road in an exploding RV to open for Johnny Cash, which Tami managed to do, at 18, in her pajamas. And then Tami left to start her own family on the other side of the world in New Zealand, where she now resides. Her busking chops took her to the streets of Auckland looking for her big break. From open mic nights to clubs, to headlining theaters and major festivals, Tami has now won almost every NZ music award possible. 2022 now brings Tami's 5th album, Kingmaker. Recorded at Neil Finn's Roundhead Studios, Kingmaker was born of the pandemic. A moment when women were struggling. Disproportionately affected by furlough a 'she-cession,' analysts termed it. Women put their dreams and careers on hold to care for their families. The songs of InchKingmakerInch question gender roles and expectations of women in society. She shines a line on the misogyny that pervades the music industry. She sings of the underestimation of women, of their strength, power, and resilience in the face of structural and cultural barriers to their full participation in society. Tami's story is at the center of this feminist tapestry from singing with Kitty Wells at the age of 10, slipping demo tapes into the laundry bags of stars to now singing with Willie Nelson on InchKingmakerInch - from humble beginnings to success, on her own terms. Tami Neilson is a game changer, a cage shaker, a Kingmaker. Album Tracks 1. Kingmaker 2. Careless Woman 3. Baby, You're a Gun 4. King of Country Music

What I've Become is the third studio album by Christian rock band Ashes Remain. The album was released on August 23, 2011 by the tag Fair Trade Services. The album has charted on Billboard's Christian and Heatseeker Albums charts at Nos. 25 and 18 respectively. This album was produced by Rob Hawkins. Album Tracks 1. Keep Me Breathing 2. On My Own 3. Everything Good 4. Without You 5. Come Alive 6. Unbroken 7. End of Me 8. Right Here 9. Change My Life 10. Take It Away 11. Inside of Me 12. I Won't Run Away