Ashman Reynolds

Vocal duo of Aliki Ashman and Harry Reynolds aka Jack Reynolds who was also briefly involved in the Silver Metre band of Leigh Stephens for whom Ashman also guested on his 2nd solo LP. Ashman Reynolds performed two sets for the BBC in July 1972 (viz. Johnnie Walkers Lunchtime Show broadcast the 3rd and a John Peel Session broadcast the 14th). Further members of Ashman Reynolds are: Bob Weston (electric guitar, steel guitar), Keith Boyce (drums), Mickey Keen (electric guitar, acoustic guitar), Rod Edwards (piano, organ, harmonium, vocals, acoustic guitar). Additional vocals were provided by session singers Madeline Bell and Liza Strike.
Ashman Reynolds was a roots rock band from England formed in 1971. The group was named after and started by Aliki Ashman and Harry Reynolds who both performed vocals. The other members consisted of Rod Edwards (piano), Bob Weston (lead guitar), Keith Boyce (drums) and Mickey Keen (acoustic guitar) who left the band sometime prior to the group dissolving. The band were signed to Polydor in 1972 and put out one single, "Taking Off", and an album, "Stop Off". Both releases failed to chart and the group split up a few months later.