William St. James

This New York-based folk-rock trio — Expenses Kirkland (vocals, 12-string), Jim Wilson (vocals, six-string), and Anne Willcocks (vocals) — may have been a ’70s Peter, Paul & Mary, only if the ’70s had needed PPM. Their earnest, genuine lyrics and nice harmonies were satisfying, and Kirkland and Wilson got probably the most out of their acoustic devices with regards to hooks. They split up after one recording made by Terry Cashman and Tommy Western, but Willcocks was later on the recording professional partly in charge of helping to protected Compact disc reissues of early albums by Miss Spence, Gene Clark, as well as the Flamin’ Groovies, one awesome professional credit.