Al Jones

Al Jones put out an obscure but nice British folk-rock record in 1969, Alun Ashworth-Jones, reissued with numerous bonus tracks by Mooncrest in 2001. Like much in that genre during that period, it was basically urgent acoustic singer/songwriter music with some slight rock and pop influences in the backing. Similarities to Donovan, the Incredible String Band, Roy Harper, Nick Drake, and such are evident, and although Jones wasn't as distinctive as any of those artists, he was accomplished and pleasant. While in Bristol, England, from 1966 to 1968, Jones became a notable player ...