THE ASHES Dark On You / Roses Gone PSYCH ROCK VAULT WLP 936 45 rpm HEAR
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THE ASHES - ROSES GONE / DARK ON YOU [VAULT WLP 936]
Label: Vault White Label Promo 936 Titles: "Roses Gone" & "Dark On You" Year: 1967
The Ashes were an LA based rock group that consisted of lead vocalist Barbara Robison, Alan Brackett, Spencer Dryden and Jim Cherniss. This was the second single released by the group. The first was the Jackie DeShannon penned "Is There Anything I Can Do?" In 1967, shortly after the release of this single, Dryden left the group to join Jefferson Airplane. After a few arrangements to the lineup, the group reformed as The Peanut Butter Conspiracy.
The label has no label wear on either side. There is no writing or stickers on either side. The vinyl has no signs of playwear ans maintains a fantastic gloss. You can listen to the actual record here. Click to hear it
*Please note - my turntable is a simple ION Profile LP simply for converting media. It is by no means a high end turntable and the sound quality will be MUCH better on a higher end turn table.
All records come with basic sleeves unless a factory or picture sleeve is indicated in the description. I do not use a grading system as I feel that everyone interprets it differently. For example, I see many records listed as being Near Mint, yet the label is torn or has writing on it. To me that is not near mint. I prefer to describe the record as best I can, post photos, and allow viewers to listen to the actual record as to determine for themselves how the record should be graded.
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