Anderson persuaded him to make a further album in 1972, "Jonesville", which featured a very early Rodney Matthews cover.
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Alun Ashworth-Jones (reissue by Mooncrest Records with many previously unissued "bonus" tracks, 2001)
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His main business became manufacture of his Ashworth range of instrument pickups and he later joined with Nigel Thornbory, the guitar maker, to produce a range of extraordinary rubber-stringed Ashbory basses which are now manufactured under licence by Fender.
Supporting artists: Al Jones (guitar, vocal), Elliott Jackson (harmonica), Noel Sheldon (jug)
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