Gil Matthews Theodore Yanni Tony Buettel Les Stacpool Bruce Howe Malcolm Capewell John Bisset Mick Jurd Barrie McAskill Inez Amaya
ex Michael J. Kenny, Mick Kenny
ex Michael J. Kenny, Mick Kenny
Formerly known as The Clefs, this group changed its name when its founder Tweed Harris left and Barrie McAskill assumed leadership of the group.
ALBUMS
Barry McCaskell* And Levi Smith Clefs*
Love Like A Man / Take A Little Piece Of My Heart
1970, 7", Single, Chart Records (7)
Levi Smith's Clefs
Road Runner
1969, 7", Single, Sweet Peach
Levi Smith's Clefs
Empty Monkey
1969, 
,
, Blues Rock/Hard Rock/Classic Rock
Levi Smith's Clefs
Shotgun/Who Is It That Shall Come
7", Single, Mono, Promo, Sweet Peach
APPEARANCES +
Various
The Breaking Point (Australian Pop Of The 60s Vol 6)
2017, 2xCD, Comp, Sony Music
Various
Psych Bites (Australian Acid Freakrock 1967-1974 Volume 1)
2009, CD, Comp, Past & Present Records, 
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, Hard Rock/Acid Rock/Psychedelic Rock/Prog Rock
Various
So You Wanna Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
1998, 3x CD, ,
, Beat/Rock & Roll/Garage Rock/Pop Rock/Psychedelic Rock
Various
Usa Click - Volume II
1973, LP, Comp, Beverly, 
Various
The Best Of Chart Records
1971, LP, Comp, Chart Records (7)
Autumn (17), Barrie McAskill with Levi Smith Clefs*
The Best Of Whisky A Go Go
1970, 7", EP, Chart Records (7)
Various
Festival 70
1970, LP, Comp, Fontana, Fontana