Talk:Ariel (band)

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The band Ariel was the next band that Mike Rudd (listed in wikipedia) and Bill Putt (listed in wikipedia) formed. A link existed for the band from Spectrum. I've simply created content for the page. Its not everything, and its probably not containing enough information. It was simply an attempt to give knowledge to a heading. Existing main article here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_%28band%29